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About Hotel Cubanacan Cayo Levisa
Cayo Levisa hotel is the perfect place for travellers who are looking for a traditional island paradise with a stunning beach, fabulous snorkelling & the opportunity to wake yards from the ocean.
Cayo Levisa is a great choice for anyone who wants a relaxing, secluded holiday with individual bungalow rooms & a restaurant right on the beach. Only reachable by ferry twice per day from the small harbor of Palma Rubia, this is an idyllic retreat with a long, white beach surrounded by tropical vegetation & inquisitive wildlife. Cayo Levisa should therefore appeal to nature lovers as well as beach & watersports enthusiasts. Hotel Cayo Levisa has a bar & two restaurants providing good quality, though limited options. You will find a willing, friendly attitude from staff, whether making food to order or delicious cocktails. There is traditional Cuban entertainment in the evening with daytime activities including salsa, Spanish lessons & beach volleyball, while guests can have massages or beach hammocks for a small fee. This is a particularly great location for diving & snorkelling with numerous dive sites & wrecks as well as a coral reef 100 yards from shore. For all its old-fashioned island charm, some visitors may be deterred by the occasional power shortages at Cayo Levisa & the water, delivered daily by boat, often runs out by late evening. However, its facilities are currently being developed with a new restaurant, reception & rooms so these problems may eventually be resolved. As things stand, the beautiful beach & turquoise waters provide a feeling of paradise which more than pays off for the quirks at Cayo Levisa – where you can step from your cabana & be in the surf in seconds. If you want a quiet place where you can enjoy a traditional slice of the Caribbean, you won’t find many more idyllic locations than Cayo Levisa. © 2019 Nigel Hunt
 Reviewed on 06 Feb 2019 by Summer Z from United Kingdom
The location is absolutely fantastic. The beach is lovely, the water is warm and the lack of things to do was bliss. This really is a place to come and regenerate, doing absolutely nothing apart from relaxing on the beach, swimming, reading a good book and sipping few cocktails. Wish I was still there!
Reviewed on 13 Jul 2015 by Jan W from Germany
Great and friendly staff, lovely new spacious wooden cabins, wonderful beach and nature
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 Air conditioning
Bar
Beach
Beach towels (2 CUC)
Daytime activities programme
Evening entertainment - cabarets
Fishing
International cuisine
Internet on hotel's PCs
Massage
Medical services
Money exchange
Reception staff speak Spanish, English, French, German, Italian
Restaurant
Scuba diving school
Shop(s) with basic supplies, souvenirs & gifts
Snorkeling
Telephone - national & international calls
TV room/bar (international channels & videos)
Water sports (non-motorised)
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Details of Junior Suite
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Description and facilities details coming soon.
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Details of Bungalow
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These are the newer rooms - more spacious & individual but set a little back from the restaurant & the beach (100 meters).
© 2019 Nigel Hunt
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Details of Tropical Cabana
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Designed to blend naturally with the tropical environment, the tropical rooms at Cayo Levisa are basic wooden cabins with air conditioning, satellite TV & a safe. All are ensuite with verandahs from where you can enjoy stunning ocean views. These have the best views & consist of 2 set of rooms with separate entrance (not connected). All rooms have twin beds.
© 2019 Nigel Hunt
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Guide to Cayo Levisa
About 20 kilometres from the Vinales Valley, off the northwest coast of Cuba, lies a cluster of tiny islands enveloped by thick jungles of tropical mangrove and bordered by fabulous white beaches. The most idyllic amongst these is Cayo Levisa.
This small coral key off the north side of Pinar del Rio is part of the Archipielago de los Colorados, which sits in the Gulf of Mexico. It's known for its white coral beaches, thick mangroves, abundant seabirds, and seas rich in red snapper, sea bass, lobster, marlin, and other species.
From the early 1940s, American author Ernest Hemingway had a fishing camp on Cayo Paraiso, a smaller coral island 10km east. Recently an exclusive tourist resort has been built on Cayo Levisa.
There are 23 diving points on the island shelf, which has numerous coral formations, an ideal location for snorkelling.
This small coral key off the north side of Pinar del Rio is part of the Archipielago de los Colorados, which sits in the Gulf of Mexico. It's known for its white coral beaches, thick mangroves, abundant seabirds, and seas rich in red snapper, sea bass, lobster, marlin, and other species.
From the early 1940s, American author Ernest Hemingway had a fishing camp on Cayo Paraiso, a smaller coral island 10km east. Recently an exclusive tourist resort has been built on Cayo Levisa.
There are 23 diving points on the island shelf, which has numerous coral formations, an ideal location for snorkelling.
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