Discover the best attractions and experiences Canarreos Archipelago has to offer
Explore remnants of Cuba's colonial and post-revolution history as you island-hop across Canarreos.
A former maximum-security prison on Isla de la Juventud, now a museum complex that reflects Cuban penal history.
Historic streets in the island's capital offering a window into traditional architecture and local heritage.
Small local museums across the archipelago showcase its history, culture, and marine life.
Exhibits on the archipelago's history and daily life.
A small center near Punta Francés detailing marine life and coral ecosystems.
Religious sites offer quiet spaces and a glimpse into island faith traditions.
Historic church serving the community on Isla de la Juventud.
Small chapel serving visitors and locals near the southern tip.
Protected coastal and marine areas where visitors can observe wildlife and coral reefs.
Marine park off Isla de la Juventud with vibrant coral reefs and diverse wildlife.
Protected coastal area with pristine beaches and mangroves accessible by boat.
Characterful communities where daily island life unfolds and local flavor shines.
Main town with markets, seaside esplanades and a relaxed island pace.
Resort-backed community on the island offering access to beaches and activities.
Enjoy sun, sand and sea with activities that don’t require an entry fee.
Long stretches of white sand and clear water ideal for a carefree day.
Explore shallow reefs and calm coves with no entrance fees.
Stretch of powdery beach perfect for sunset strolls.
Savor Cuban seafood and classic dishes at beachside and village eateries.
Fresh catches prepared with local herbs, a coastal culinary highlight.
Classic Cuban staples widely available at island restaurants.
Try Mojitos and Daiquiris at seaside bars for a true island vibe.
Relaxed evening options around hotels with drinks and light entertainment.
Evening drinks and light entertainment after sunset.
Local bands and DJs provide a relaxed night out near the shore.
Cultural performances and resort shows bring island vibes after dark.
Short performances featuring traditional rhythms.
Seasonal events with local artists and storytelling.
Water sports and outdoor activities are the island's specialty.
Explore vibrant reefs with local dive operators.
Coastal adventures suitable for all levels.
Seasonal fishing trips from Cayo Largo marinas.
Venture beyond the resorts for a closer look at Canarreos' wild side.
Day trips to secluded sandbars and reefs.
Nature walks with birdwatching opportunities.
Occasional boat trips in search of dolphins.