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Meliá Jardines del Rey
The Meliá Jardines del Rey, opened in 2015, is one of Cuba's largest resorts, designed around a sugar plantation concept and located on Flamenco Beach. It lies within the Jardines del Rey, a historically named 16th-century archipelago. The surrounding ecosystem features mangroves, dunes, and coral reefs, hosting rich wildlife such as flamingos, hutias, iguanas, and endemic birds. Local flora includes bagá forests, orchids, and coastal vegetation, forming a protected and highly valuable ecological environment.
Meliá Jardines del Rey
Meliá Jardines del Rey
The Meliá Jardines del Rey is a five star resort opened in 2014 on Cayo Coco, part of the Jardines del Rey archipelago. It forms part of Cuba's tourism expansion following the 1988 causeway that connected these once isolated fishing cays to the mainland. Located on Flamenco Beach, it sits within a rich ecosystem of mangroves, dunes, lagoons, and one of the Caribbean's largest coral reef systems. The area supports diverse wildlife, including flamingos, white ibises, and coastal reptiles. Designed with plantation-style architecture, the resort blends modern amenities with a highly biodiverse natural setting, reflecting the ecological importance of this coastal environment.
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Meliá Jardines del Rey
The Meliá Jardines del Rey is a five-star all-inclusive resort opened in 2014 on the beachfront of Playa Flamenco, in Cayo Coco. It is part of the modern tourism expansion across Cuba's northern keys, connected to the mainland by causeways that enabled large-scale resort development. Its bungalow style design blends with the tropical surroundings, emphasizing leisure tourism in harmony with nature. The surrounding ecosystem belongs to the Jardines del Rey archipelago, a coral-based environment featuring one of the largest barrier reefs in the world. The area is characterized by mangroves, coastal lagoons, and pristine white sand beaches, supporting flamingos, reptiles, and diverse bird species. Marine life includes vibrant coral reefs, tropical fish, and seagrass beds that sustain ecological balance.
The Bagá Natural Park
The Bagá Natural Park is an ecological and cultural park located in Cayo Coco, part of the Jardines del Rey archipelago. Its name comes from the native "bagá" tree, historically valued by local communities. The park features nature trails, lagoons, and cultural exhibits reflecting Cuban rural traditions. It hosts endemic birds, reptiles, and coastal vegetation, showcasing the typical cay ecosystem. Established to promote environmental education and sustainable tourism, it offers a unique blend of nature, history, and culture.
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Costa Rica, Alajuela, Palmares, Buenos Aires
Calle Real, 50 meters north of the Jehovah's Witnesses Church
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