The coral reefs around Cuba’s Island of Youth are vibrant ecosystems full of life and color, boasting great potential for meditative scuba diving, underwater photography, and scientific research.
This privileged destination for diving enthusiasts offers a unique experience in a beautiful and protected environment, free from the negative effects of human activity and climate change.
The island’s southeast coastline is home to four coral ridges, providing a spectacular setting characterized by the presence of ancient shipwrecks, silent witnesses to the maritime history of this part of the Caribbean.
According to experts from the field office of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA), these coral reefs, which are home to a quarter of all marine species in the basin, are among the biologically oldest. It is said to be in an excellent state of protection. community on earth.
Maintaining the vitality of these reefs requires scientific research, conservation, environmental education, and the efforts of the people of Cuba’s second largest island. Thanks to these efforts, these marine ecosystems continue to offer tourists and locals some of the world’s best underwater experiences.
