Things to see and do Playa Larga

With its 70 m depth, this fresh water hole gives direct access to the deepest cave in Cuba. This geological wonder is the result of plate tectonics. It communicates with the sea through a maze of underwater caves. Bring your masks and snorkels to explore the clear waters and greet the many fish that call this place home. Once the swimming session is over, two options: a hammock break in the middle of the tropical vegetation or a second underwater session at the beach located 200 meters away.

Las Salinas de Brito is the name of a nature reserve of more than 70,000 hectares nestled in the heart of a lagoon. Here, migratory birds and multicolored fish are the main actors of a wonderful ecosystem. If you are a fishing enthusiast, we can only recommend a visit here! You will appreciate the impressive number of bonefish, jacks and barracudas. On their side, birdwatchers will be happy to observe pink flamingos, herons, ibises and other anatidae of all kinds, provided they come early in the morning.