La Isla de La Eterna Juventud

La Isla de la Eterna Juventud in Cuba is one of the world's unrivaled tourist destinations. An island that truly captivates the beauty of nature in keeping with the English translation of its name "The Isle of Youth”.

An Enchanted Island

The Island is peacefully situated to the South of Hanava. La Isla de la Eterna Juventud is known for its myths and exciting activities that you can take pleasure in. The island is also known for their excellent spas and therapeutic services, this is one of their trademarks. The Island is of volcanic origin that gives them huge and astounding hot springs. 

La Isla de la eterna juventud is well-off of their diverse ecosystems and natural resources. The Island is bounded by coral reefs, cloudy mountains, limestone cliffs and teeming wildlife which creates a center of attention to the local and foreign visitors.
 
Great Activities

There are a lot of fun activities that you can do while visiting the Island. You can enjoy the enchanting shaped hill that is found in the west end of Calle. You can do mountain climbing, going to the mountain top where you can see the most of the north of the Island. At the very end you can see the deep cave with a solid stairway going down to limited swimming hole. 
 

You can also enjoy diving and snorkeling. The Island has 56 diving sites off the coast of El Cony. Also, the Island is the territory of Frances Marine National Park, it is covered with stunning caves, healthy corals and loaded with different kinds of colorful and beautiful fishes like the nurse shark, barracuda,spadefish, crabs and a lot more... 

 
The journey in La Isla de la eterna juventud is never ending, the thrill never stops. Visiting the “The Isle of Youth”will give you a great peek of nature with a combination of culture, tradition and history.

3 Great Reasons to Visit Cuba

(and one good reason to join us when you do!)

Reason 1 - When It's Gone It's Gone

Cuba won't be this way for much longer. There will be those that will disagree with me, but there are many reasons to believe that cheap Venezuelan oil, together with huge investment from Russia and China, must change the economic landscape of the country.  Whilst the embarrassing US embargo remains, the barriers to tourism are declining all the time.  And whilst there is a movement seeking a return to Bush levels of restrictions, this is reasonably unlikely.  An increasing number of Americans are circumnavigating the existing restrictions, this, tethered with a possibility of further softening of the rules, will see tourism boom.

The fact remains, whatever your social or political view on Cuba, it's now or Never if you want to see Castro's Cuba, now it your chance.

Reason 2 - Beauty and Splendor

Columbus many have got it wrong when he believed Cuba was in Asia, but who could argue about the stunning beauty he reported. Cuba hosts a dozen National Parks and protected landscapes.  It hosts the most wonderful flora  that includes no less that 6,300 varieties. The fauna boasts 54 species of mammals, 350 species of Birds, 106 of Reptiles, 42 amphibians, and so much more.  There are the most diverse varieties of coral, fish and other marine life to enjoy.

Reason 3 - So Much to See

Cuba consists of a main 765 mile long island, Isla de la Juventud and over 4000 keys and islets. Situated at the mouth of the Gulf of Mexico, it’s just short hop from  the Florida keys.

Havana , its colourful capital, is festooned with beautiful architecture, pulsating nightlife and proud culture is the heart of the nation.

Outside the Caribbean’s largest city, life on thousands of fine beaches and in resort destination Varadero and former capital Santiago de Cuba carry on at the same laid back pace.

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Why not Join Us and take a Crewed Sailing Charter? 

Drake Sailing are expanding into this great location with week sailing holiday.  Join us for a relaxing Caribbean Crewed Yacht Charter that's never to be forgotten.

We will see the breathtaking Anacon Boach, Cayo Blanco, Cayo Machoa de Afuera and Cayo Cino Balas on your way to the Jardines de la Reina marine park at Santa Cruz del Sur, a stunning, uninhabited area protected by one of the world's longest coral barrier reefs. Here you can wind your way through channels along the keys amidst a stunning variety of marine life, iguana, pelicans, flamingos and spoonbills.

Last chance to see Castro's Cuba trips that take you sailing of the South East coast.  To find out more, visit their website at:

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