Isla de la Juventud has been mostly ignored by the Cuban government since the 1950s, which has allowed its natural resources to remain relatively untouched. The island has an interesting history -- both colonial and as a stomping ground for pirates -- and is ripe for exploration, whether in the water diving for treasure or on land encountering the wildlife.
--By Shayne Thompson, Cruise Critic contributor
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Why go to Isla de La Juventud?
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Why go to Isla de La Juventud?
Isla de la Juventud is a paradise for divers and ocean lovers looking for unspoiled beauty
The island is mostly undeveloped and has only a few modern facilities for tourist use
Isla de la Juventud gives visitors an authentic taste of Cuba and unparalleled access to its clear waters
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