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Professional dive guides and tour operators have ratified that hundreds of adventure-seeking tourists who enjoy diving and doing underwater photography continue to be enchanted by the possibilities Cuba’s ocean waters offer.
Specialized tour operators recommend particular dive sites throughout the archipelago for these purposes, such as the south-western Isla de la Juventud and Cayo Largo del Sur, María La Gorda, Havana city’s northern coastal region, Varadero, the Zapata peninsula, Santiago de Cuba, Northern Camagüey and Holguín and both the Jardines del Rey and the Jardines de la Reina.
The last name on the above list actually ranks first.
Jardines de la Reina is a wonderful place, worthy even of special praise by the most experienced international professional divers who have immersed themselves in the areas crystal clear ocean waters.
The extraordinary preservation of beautiful dive sites, almost perfect climatic conditions and the requisite infrastructure have ensured the success and popularity of diving related and underwater photography events around the country.
Such natural resources have encouraged Cuba’s tourism authorities to promote diving and related activities in the hope that Cuba will become increasingly recognized as a world class underwater destination.
Divers are particularly attracted to Cuba’s luscious Caribbean seabed because of the island’s favorable weather conditions and water temperatures, which are a true panacea for many.
Stunning dive sites are complimented by adequate points of access, hotels and marinas and the availability of internationally qualified, experienced and affable dive guides. (Taken from Prensa Latina)
