Los Jardines de la Reina
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| Sea: | Caribbean Sea |
| Country: | Cuba |
Uninhabited diving paradise where it abounds with life
Americans call this archipelago 'Lost Paradise Keys'. Diving is magnificent in Cuba and Los Jardines de la Reina is the “jewel in the crown”. The reserve is uninhabited and only accessible by live-aboard.
Diving Los Jardines de la Reina
South of Ciego de Avila, about 80 km from the shore, lie 250 uninhabited coral islands, like a 160 km long strand of pearls. Los Jardines de la Reina, or “the Queen’s garden”, is a nature reserve. Entrance to the reserve is limited and fishing is forbidden. There are more than 60 unspoilt dive spots, where there is not a soul to see. Here marine life abounds, to name just a few: silky-, black tip- and bullhead sharks. A large part of the reserve is undiscovered.
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