Guide to Cayo Levisa
About 20 kilometres from the Vinales Valley, off the northwest coast of Cuba, lies a cluster of tiny islands enveloped by thick jungles of tropical mangrove and bordered by fabulous white beaches. The most idyllic amongst these is Cayo Levisa. This small coral key off the north side of Pinar del Rio is part of the Archipielago de los Colorados, which sits in the Gulf of Mexico. It's known for its white coral beaches, thick mangroves, abundant seabirds, and seas rich in red snapper, sea bass, lobster, marlin, and other species. From the early 1940s, American author Ernest Hemingway had a fishing camp on Cayo Paraiso, a smaller coral island 10km east. Recently an exclusive tourist resort has been built on Cayo Levisa. There are 23 diving points on the island shelf, which has numerous coral formations, an ideal location for snorkelling. |
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UK Sales
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Marion
or
Audrey
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+44 20 7498 7671 or 0800 298 9555
USA &
Canada Sales
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or
::
Toll Free 888 361 9555
Havana Tourist Center
::
Idelsis
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+53 7 863 9555