• Submitted by: manso
• Travel and Tourism
• 11 / 21 / 2010

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The destination Jardines del Rey on the Cuban northern coast will offer new non-hotel products for the next tourist season.  The modalities are bathrooms and dolphin shows, for which a temporary facility have been prepared in Marlin Marina Cay Guillermo, close to where the dolphinarium is currently being built.

Luis González Fraser, delegate of the Ministry of Tourism in Ciego de Avila, told Prensa Latina that an excursion to Montero Cay, Guillermo Cay south, will be also provided, with jet skis rides and observation of marine flora.

Gonzalez said that this year water sports such as diving and fishing are promoted, so boats were conditioned and fitted out with new yavi cameras, besides, a nautical point in Playa Pilar was opened.

For the tourist season, the keys of the north of Ciego de Avila has about 1600 rooms, most of which remodeled, so they exhibit more comfort and better image, Gonzalez said.

The promising Cuban resort is distinguished by the nearly 24.8 miles of excellent beaches, beautiful and preserved seabed, and a variety of species of flora and fauna, a group of them indigenous to the area.

Wirth 17 years of operation Jardines del Rey consolidates its hotel business and other infrastructure, and achieves great demand among tour operators that operate on the region.
 
Source: PL