Cueva de Saturno
A fresh-water cenote cave near Varadero, popular for swimming and snorkelling among stalactites, with two submerged galleries reaching about 20 m that are explored by scuba divers.
Cueva de Saturno is a cenote cave in Carbonera on the airport road west of Varadero. A large opening in the ground leads down to a clear fresh-water pool decorated with stalactites and stalagmites, where visitors swim and snorkel.
A local guide site reports two galleries reaching about 20 m that scuba divers explore, along with fish and blind shrimp. The site has a snack bar and is a frequent stop on Varadero excursions. No official dive-access rules or cave-diving operators were confirmed for this edition.
El entorno
Clear fresh water in a cenote chamber with stalactites and stalagmites; two submerged galleries.
Condiciones
Fresh water; busy with tour groups at midday according to the guide site. No temperature or visibility figures were found.
Rangos típicos de fuentes publicadas, no condiciones actuales.
Instalaciones
Snack bar on site.
Solo para orientación, no para navegación. Los puntos huecos son aproximados.
Cada dato de esta página, con su fuente (8)
| Dato | Estado | Fuente |
|---|---|---|
| Two galleries reach about 20 m depth.Secondary sources only. | Reportado | [1] [2] |
| The cave is about 20 km west of Varadero on the airport road in Carbonera, Matanzas. | Reportado | [1] |
| The cenote holds clear fresh water with stalactites and stalagmites, fish and blind shrimp. | Reportado | [1] |
| Admission is USD 5.Undated guide page; may be out of date. | Puede estar desactualizado | [1] |
| Open 8 am to 6 pm daily.Undated guide page. | Puede estar desactualizado | [1] |
| There is a snack bar on site. | Reportado | [1] |
| Area coordinates are those of Carbonera, Matanzas, in GeoNames.Settlement-level. | Reportado | [3] [1] |
| The site operates as a visitor attraction with an admission charge and opening hours; no rules for scuba or cave diving are published.Undated guide site; access status left as unknown. | Reportado | [1] |
Verificado: declarado por una fuente oficial o primaria que consultamos directamente. Reportado: basado únicamente en una fuente secundaria. Fuentes en conflicto: la nota recoge ambas versiones. Puede estar desactualizado: la fuente más reciente que encontramos es antigua.
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