Cuba: Life Shelter | Go Wild

The island of Cuba, and its particular geology, still keeps virgin areas with a high ecological value. The Cuban Natural Reserves are still much unknown. The famous “Zapata swamp” one with the biggest reserves of crocodiles in the world or the archipelago known as “Jardines de la Reina”, located in the south coast of the province of Ciego de Avila, a privileged area with rich coral reefs that surround the keys, are both excellent examples of conservation of natural reserves. From the humid tropical jungles to the mangroves in the coast we will witness unique endogenic species of the Cuban wildlife.