Diving & reefs · Sancti Spíritus
Banco de Manatí
Banco de Manatí is a reef at 21°24′14″N 79°20′50″W in Sancti Spíritus province.
Banco de Manatí: coast and water
4660 m at 149°: Canal Burgao (channel); 10370 m at 298°: Banco del Medio (shoal); 12070 m at 187°: Bajo Tortuga (shoal); 14390 m at 81°: Banco Pasabanao (shoal); 19480 m at 36°: Estero Viejo del Basto (inlet); 20280 m at 33°: Laguna El Busto Sur (lagoon); 21550 m at 353°: Ensenada de las Guásimas (cove); 21840 m at 342°: Punta Tolete (point); 24600 m at 258°: Arrecife de la Barbacoa (reef); 24900 m at 134°: Cayo Piedra (reef); 24990 m at 274°: Canal Arrecife (channel); 25950 m at 155°: Canal Corrales (channel); 26510 m at 51°: Punta de Jatibonico (point); 27760 m at 129°: Canal de Piedras (channel).
Banco de Manatí: islands
10500 m at 130°: Cayo Burgao (island); 16620 m at 30°: Cayos Herradura (island group); 24220 m at 284°: Cayo Zaza de Afuera (island); 24340 m at 285°: Cayo Chiquito (island); 29300 m at 148°: Cayo Rabihorcado (island); 29420 m at 150°: Cayuelo de Rabihorcado (island); 29470 m at 150°: Cayo Niara (islet); 29570 m at 320°: Cayo La Boca (island).
Banco de Manatí: inland
23330 m at 21°: Los Galleguitos (airfield); 23440 m at 358°: La Sierra (locality); 23530 m at 21°: La Barquilla (locality); 24080 m at 34°: Cañaones (locality).
Banco de Manatí: distances
38130 m at 344°: Guasimal; 41080 m at 15°: La Sierpe; 49590 m at 360°: Bacuino de Reyes; 79640 m at 303°: Alberto Delgado Airport ; 140050 m at 307°: Port of Cienfuegos (port); 77270 m at 300°: Marina Trinidad (Casilda) (marina).
Banco de Manatí: close by
10510 m at 130°: Cayo Burgao (cay); 16620 m at 30°: Cayos Herradura (island group); 22600 m at 266°: Punta Arrecife (reef); 24220 m at 284°: Cayo Zaza de Afuera (cay); 24330 m at 285°: Cayo Chiquito (cay); 24600 m at 258°: Arrecife de la Barbacoa (reef); 24900 m at 134°: Cayo Piedra (reef).
Banco de Manatí: on and around
Within 15 km: 2 coral reefs.
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Banco de Manatí: marine life records
1 records of 1 species within 10 km: 1 molluscs. That is 0.3 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Crassinella lunulata, 1 (molluscs).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Banco de Manatí: notes
Dive within your certification and never touch coral.
Sources and data
Name and position: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) (record). Distances are straight-line measurements from these coordinates. Satellite imagery: Esri, Maxar. Named places: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Positions from public gazetteers can be approximate, so confirm a location with a local operator before you travel.