Cayo Ensenachos — a small island in the Jardines del Rey archipelago off the northern coast of Cuba.
In the past, the island was inhabited by indigenous people, but today Cayo Ensenachos is uninhabited, and the only structure on the island is the Iberostar Ensenachos 5* hotel, where guests can enjoy absolute seclusion and tranquility.
Thanks to its curved shape resembling a horseshoe, Cayo Ensenachos boasts two magnificent beaches stretching over 2 km: Ensenachos and El Mégano.
The island is equipped with 2 water sports centers with gear for aquatic activities and a boat station.
Cayo Ensenachos is ideal for those who love swimming, sunbathing, and admiring beautiful landscapes.
Cayo Ensenachos — a small island in the Jardines del Rey archipelago off the northern coast of
Cuba.
In the past, the island was inhabited by indigenous people, but today Cayo Ensenachos is uninhabited, and the only structure on the island is the Occidental Royal Hideaway Ensenachos hotel, where guests can enjoy absolute seclusion and tranquility.
Thanks to its curved shape resembling a horseshoe, Cayo Ensenachos boasts two magnificent beaches stretching over 2 km: Ensenachos and El Mégano.
The island is equipped with 2 water sports centers with gear for aquatic activities and a boat station.
Cayo Ensenachos is ideal for those who love swimming, sunbathing, and admiring beautiful landscapes.
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