Playa Coral beach

Playa Coral - a beach by the coral reef in the resort of Varadero, Matanzas province.

Beach description

A small beach is covered with fine white sand mixed with shells and fragments of coral. Along the shore and in the water it is advisable to walk in special shoes. There is no developed infrastructure on the Playa Coral beach. There are no sunbeds and umbrellas, the area looks groomed. Only one diner works.

The main guests of the beach are diving and snorkeling enthusiasts, for whom the presence or absence of comfortable sun loungers and bars does not matter. Playa Coral attracts visitors with its proximity to the reef, known for its unique underwater world. Here you can engage in scuba diving and diving, snorkeling, snorkeling. You can get to the beach as part of a group with instructors. With young children it is better to relax on more equipped beaches.

When is it better to go

The best time to visit Cuba for a beach vacation is typically between December and May. This period falls within the dry season, offering sunny days with clear skies and minimal rainfall, ideal for beach activities and lounging by the sea.

  • December to February: These months are cooler but still warm enough for a comfortable beach experience. It's also the peak tourist season, so expect more crowds.
  • March to May: This is the sweet spot for a Cuban beach holiday. The weather is warmer, but the heavy tourist traffic starts to wane. You'll enjoy the best of Cuba's beaches with fewer people and still great weather.

While the summer months from June to August can be tempting, they coincide with Cuba's wet season, bringing hot, humid conditions and the possibility of hurricanes. For those willing to take a chance, however, summer can offer a more authentic experience with fewer tourists and vibrant local festivals.

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