Sol Cayo Santa María

There are approximately 550 diving points surrounding the Cuban archipelago with exceptional conditions, natural beauty, varied flora and fauna all year round.

1-María La Gorda:
The largest black coral colonies in Cuban waters are found in areas of the Guanahacabibes Peninsula World Biosphere Reserve.

2-Levisa:
Stunning ocean bottoms, especially in La Corona de San Carlos.

3-Havana:
The possibility to diving along 100 kilometers of coastline, stretching from Ramilletes de Novia to sites considerable historical value.

4-El Colony:
Especially recommended for those who prefer scuba diving through underwater tunnels inhabited by abundant wildlife. Ideal for submarine photography.

5-Cayo Largo del Sur:
Wonderful contrasts in a magical pristine setting.

6-Varadero:
Blue Hole-Ojo del Megano and Cayo Piedras del Norte Marine Park: two exclusive sites.

7-Bahía de Cochinos:
Cave and open sea diving: two basic attractions.

8-Cayo Santa María:
Wide variety of coralline species in stunning pristine sea beds.

9-Cienfuegos:
Site of one of the most monumental coralline columns in the Caribbean: Notre Dame.

10-Trinidad:
Narrow platform with coralline patches and ridges up to five feet tall.

11-Jardines del Rey:
Thirty-two kilometers of coralline formations and warm crystal-clear waters.

12-Jardines de la Reina:
Magnificently preserved sea beds and the possibility of diving with sharks.

13-Saint Lucia:
Extensive coralline reef formations located relatively near the shore -between Punta Meternillos and Cayo Sabinal- surrounded by high coralline ridges. Excellent for scuba diving.

14-Esmeralda Beach:
Irregular sea bottom with abundant caves, small valleys, vertical rock outcrops and colorful coralline gardens.

15-Santiago de Cuba:
Fantastic rocky outcrops, both shallow and deep marine beds ideal for diving along the 150 kilometers of coastline.

16-Marea del Portillo:
Reasonable prices and stunning diving areas at Cabo Cruz, a gift for divers.