Nueva Gerona, Isla de la Juventud ,
Isla de la Juventud, Cuba
(+53) 45323290
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Rancho el Tesoro
Hotel Rancho el Tesoro is located in a very calm, beautiful environment, very close to the city of Nueva Gerona, in the province of Isla de la Juventud, about 150 km away from Havana. Rancho el Tesoro was founded in 1956 and is set with good taste in the beautiful surroundings. Hotel facilities are very basic and include only a bar, Cuban cuisine restaurant, a little shop and private parking.
From Rancho el Tesoro hotel you can book various tours to visit main attractions of Isla de la Juventud: Punta Frances National Marine Park, Bibijagua Beach, the Los Indios-San Felipe Natural Preserve, the pictographs in Punta del Este caves and many more.
Rancho el Tesoro hotel is only 1 star, offers very basic facilities and is recommended for backpackers.
Punta Francés, Isla de la Juventud
Colony International Diving Center
“El Colony" International Diving Center is located in the areas of the “Punta Francés” Marine National Park. This International Diving Center is venue of international events of underwater photography, Photosub, which is a testimony of the excellent quality of its sea bottom.
Isla de la Juventud
Isla de la Juventud
Discovered in 1494 by the Admiral Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the New World, this is the largest island in the archipelago of Los Canarreos. Isle of the Treasure and Isle of the Parrots were names also given to this place before Spain colonized it. Visitors are captivated by the natural beauty of its land and sea. The Ecological Reserve of Punta Francés, on the south-west coast, boasts superb beaches, water sport activities and excursions. The most well-known is, without a question, the "El Colony" International Diving Center, venue of international events of underwater photography, Photosub, which is a testimony of the excellent quality of its sea bottom. The cave number 1 of Punta del Este, considered by the experts the Sistine Chapel of rupestrian art, for it preserves on its walls more than two hundred aboriginal paintings.