Cayo Levisa, Cuba

From the northern coast of Pinar del Río province, Cayo Levisa stands out as a natural paradise offering white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a tranquil setting ideal for relaxation. It is considered a popular destination for those looking to disconnect from everyday life and enjoy natural beauty.

Cayo Levisa is part of the Los Colorados Archipelago, a nature reserve with unique ecosystems. Its pristine beaches, such as Playa Punta Arena and Playa de La Palma, offer a serene setting with mangroves and coral reefs. The island is home to various bird species, such as pelicans and hutias, making it an ideal spot for wildlife watching.

Ideal for diving and snorkeling, with more than 23 dive sites where you can explore coral reefs and impressive marine biodiversity. The La Corona International Diving Center in San Carlos offers excursions for beginners and experts. Kayaking, island hiking, and sport fishing are also available.

The island is accessed from Palma Rubia, a trip of approximately 30 minutes. Its location, approximately 150 km west of Havana, makes it an iconic destination for nature and ecotourism lovers in Cuba.