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A World of Posibilities
By: Tino Manuel | Photos: PUBLICITUR S.A.
The magic of the Villa Clara keys, called up by such names as Santa Marķa, Ensenachos and Las Brujas (the witches), is seen, not only in the natural spaces on the ocean and the excellent infrastructure, but the expanding active recreational areas under Grupo de Turismo Gaviota S.A., operating 2,114 beach rooms in five hotels.
Las Brujas is the first islet, only four kilometres long and two kilometres wide, with 24 wood-and-red tile cabins (3 stars) built on pylons over a cliff, ideal for the most adventurous.
Ensenachos is part of an old indigenous settlement, 1.7-x 2 beachfront kilometres, with the elegant and exotic Royal Hydeaway Ensenachos (5 stars Plus), 506 rooms -including 46 suites- managed by the Spanish chain Occidental Hoteles
names as Santa Marķa, Ensenachos and Las Brujas (the witches), is seen, not only in the natural spaces on the ocean and the excellent infrastructure, but the expanding active recreational areas under Grupo de Turismo Gaviota S.A., operating 2,114 beach rooms in five hotels.
