Cruise to Cayo Blanco

• Pick up at your hotel in Varadero (hours vary depending on the hotel) and transfer to the Marina Gaviota.

• From there you will sail on a catamaran to Cayo Blanco, with a stop for a swim with dolphins.

• You will snorkel in coral reef and have some seafood on the island.

• Return to the Marina around 6:00 p.m.

Varadero, also known as the blue beach of Cuba and located on the Hicacos peninsula, is the perfect place to practice nautical activities on its privileged beaches of pink and golden sands and its always warm waters.

In the Gulf of Calzones, east of Varadero, lies the small island and marine reserve of Cayo Blanco.

The crossing will be made in a catamaran, making the most of the delicious sun and the sea breeze that this area offers, with open bar of beers, soft drinks and Cuban cocktails.

The first stop will be at Rancho Cangrejo, where you can enjoy an interactive bath with trained dolphins of approximately 15 minutes.

The next stop will be at the coral reef "Cabezo Amarillo", where you will have snorkel equipment to get into one of the most beautiful sea beds in the north of Cuba.

The final destination is Cayo Blanco, a small island 1km long by 200m wide, which is named after the white color of its sand and where it is worthwhile to admire its virgin beach and rounded hills, with 1.5h free time for bathroom.

The food will be in Cayo Blanco itself, a buffet with local seafood (lobster and shrimp depending on the time of year).