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Bahía de Corrientes

Bahía de Corrientes es una área natural en la provincia de Pinar del Río, Cuba. Destaca por naturaleza.

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Descripción

Bahía de Corrientes es un(a) río en Pinar del Río, Cuba. Se ubica aproximadamente en 21.848°, -84.600°.

Se encuentra en la provincia de Pinar del Río.

Los lugares registrados más cercanos en el atlas son Playa Antonio (a 8 km al noroeste), Playa el Perjucio (a 10 km al noroeste), Maria la Gorda (a 11 km al este) y Cabo Corrientes Lighthouse (a 13 km al sureste).

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Lo destacado

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Get there

21.84750, -84.59970

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Daylight & season

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12h 44m
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Emergency

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    State travel-assistance service for visitors (medical, legal, financial help).

    +53 7 866 4499

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What's near Bahía de Corrientes

Lugares cercanos

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Around Bahía de Corrientes

17 named civic, cultural, natural and service places are mapped within about 15 km of Bahía de Corrientes, across 5 categories. Open any category to see it on the map, centred on Bahía de Corrientes.

Notable near Bahía de Corrientes

Península de Guanahacabibes

Península de Guanahacabibes

Parks & reserves

La península de Guanahacabibes es el punto más occidental en la isla de Cuba. Está situada en la provincia de Pinar del Río, en el municipio de Sandino y está escasamente poblada. Las aguas alrededor de la península son importantes caladeros de langosta espinosa y huachinango. También ostenta la categoría de Reserva de la biosfera, catalogada por la UNESCO en 1987. Su extremo occidental, el Cabo San Antonio, es el punto más occidental de Cuba.

Cabo Corrientes

Cabo Corrientes

Bays, capes & cays

Cabo Corrientes es un cabo en la península de Guanahacabibes en la provincia de Pinar del Río, en el oeste de Cuba. Está cubierto por una reserva natural protegida. El sitio ha sido escenario de varios encuentros piratas y naufragios. Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939-1945) varios barcos fueron hundidos cerca del cabo. Hay un hotel para investigadores y ecoturistas o buceadores.

🏛️ Culture & heritage 2

🏟️ Sport & leisure 1

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