Cayo Levisa

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• Anonymous

  10 December 2017

  I would love to add this as the description:
  
  From Palma Rubia to Cayo Levisa:
  a las 10:00 hrs,
  a las 14:00 hrs,
  a las 18:00 hrs.
  
  Returns from Cayo Levisa to Palma Rubia:
  a las 09:00 hrs,
  a las 12:30 hrs,
  a las 17:00 hrs.

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• Anonymous

  04 June 2017

  La playa más bella del mundo! Comida deliciosa

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• Anonymous

  06 May 2017

  Adequate food, there are two buffets with a variety of foods. Sporadically, fishers catch a plethora of gambas and once even bonito tunas and those meals do taste a lot better than the others, implying fresh foods, but you won't starve, the food is all edible and (in my objective opinion, tasty). The beach is great, gorgeous sand, festooned in bushy palm trees and ground ivy, turquoise waters. The cabins aren't the greatest, but the bungalows on the far end of the island are good. You can "expedition" to both poles of the island, finding a quieter beach (the westmost one having the most beautiful water ever) on both ends, not that the "public" beach isn't quiet. There is the occasional "apagon" where electricity and water disappears ephemerally, but that is unimportant. If it happens nocturnally you can appreciate the picturesque, truly pulchritudinous night sky, bedizened in sctintillating stars and constellations.
  All in all, if you are counting on preparing for the trip, stop by vendors of fruits on the way there and ask the people at the buffets to cut it up for you (it tastes a lot better than the fruits they offer). Mosquito spray is a must-have also.
  ;)

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