Cueva de los Peces

A deep, fish-filled cenote on the Bay of Pigs coast near Playa Girón, said to connect to the sea through an underground tunnel and to exceed 70 m in depth. It is used for snorkelling and diving, including cave diving.

Cueva de los Peces is a small, deep cenote (a water-filled sinkhole) on the Zapata Peninsula's Bay of Pigs coast, in the Playa Girón area of Matanzas province. The Cuban encyclopedia EcuRed describes clear water full of colourful tropical fish and states that the cenote connects with the sea through an underground tunnel.

EcuRed gives a depth of more than 70 m and describes the site as suitable for cave diving as well as snorkelling, with a rustic restaurant on site. Independent survey data, official access rules and named cave-diving operators were not found for this edition, so details should be checked locally.

Clear water in a cenote said to connect underground with the sea; abundant reef fish near the surface.

Described as connected to the sea by an underground tunnel, so marine fish are present; no published temperature, visibility or halocline data were found.

نطاقات اعتيادية من مصادر منشورة، لا ظروف آنية.

A rustic restaurant (ranchón) serving seafood is reported on site.