Dive in Isla De La Juventud

Dive in a wreck sunk by the Cuban Army for training.

Lots of black coral at 30m. Brightly colored tubes and basket sponges also amazing coral formations such as elkhorn, staghorn and brain coral areall over wall. Many fish like tarpon, snappers, hamlets and queen parrotfish, yellowtail and gray angelfish. Search for moray eels in the wall

Descend to 40m and you'll find a hole in a rock about 3m in diameter covered with silver glassfish. Look for the big tarpons. From the hole you swim to the outer wall and see the amazing contrasting blues. The water in the gully looks grayish blue; in the hole it has a dark blue hue, then looking…

The Jibacoa is a cargo ship and the Sparta a military ship sunk around 20 years ago.You can see the Jibacoa from the surface, the Sparta is completely submerged and still has guns, ladders and anchor rope.Both wrecks are covered in coral and sponges, you can see schools of snapper, crabs, sea…

Photographer's delight!Lots of coral, snapper, goatfish, parrotfish, hamlets, angelfish and trumpetfish, along with colourful anemones and large sponges.Sandy channels to explore in and out along the rugged wall.