The city of Trinidad is in the central region of Cuba, to be precise, in the south of the province of Sancti Spíritus, and it is the capital of the municipality with the same name. It was the third town established by the Spanish crown in Cuba at the beginning of 1514. Diego Velázquez was present when it was founded and it developed quickly, becoming one of the most prosperous and largest cities in the Antilles as a result.
Picture this… a catamaran picks you up just outside your hotel, you make various stops out at sea, with time for a dip or a bit of snorkelling in an coral area, exploring the underwater life of the Caribbean. As you sail along, you can gaze at the scenery, with the sea and nature as the key protagonists…
The keys, islands and islets found to the north of the island of Cuba were named by the Spanish –between 1513 and 1514- as the Jardines del Rey archipelago, in honour of the king at that time, Ferdinand the Catholic. These spots, which have existed for over five centuries, hold the treasures of pristine beauty, an unrivalled diversity of landscapes and seascapes, ideal for a unique holiday in this destination…
