About Cable Inglés
Cable Inglés is one of the distinct dive sites located within the extensive marine area managed by the Faro Luna International Diving Center, situated along the southern coast of Cuba in Cienfuegos. This region is celebrated for its spectacular underwater environment, featuring clear waters, vibrant coral formations, and diverse marine ecosystems. Cienfuegos, on the southern coast of Cuba, is known for offering a wide array of immersion experiences within a compact area, making its seabed particularly spectacular. The dive site is part of a larger zone that encompasses rock formations, gentle slopes, and small caverns. Within this broader area, divers can explore depths ranging from six to forty meters. The dive center's sites are within 3.5 nautical miles, with the most distant locations reachable in under ten minutes by boat. The topography includes submarine valleys and a rich variety of coral structures. Faro Luna's waters boast abundant marine life, including schools of tropical fish such as parrotfish, angelfish, and butterflyfish. The coral formations, which include branching, brain, and fan corals, provide essential shelter. Occasional sightings of rays, lobsters, and small groupers are possible. The water temperature averages a pleasant 26ºC year-round, contributing to comfortable diving conditions. Diving here is suitable for both beginners and experienced divers, offering opportunities for leisurely exploration and more adventurous dives. Each dive is conducted under the supervision of certified, professional instructors. The calm waters and excellent visibility, typically around 25 meters horizontally, contribute to a safe and enjoyable experience.
Highlights
Best Season
The waters around Faro Luna maintain a pleasant average temperature of 26ºC throughout the year. This consistent warmth, combined with generally calm waters and visibility around 25 meters, makes it an ideal destination for diving at any time.
Dive site facts: Cable Inglés
- Depth
- 6–40 m
- Current
- No current
- Entry
- Liveaboard or dayboat
- Level
- Beginner
- Dive type
- Reef, Reef
- Region / port
- Cuba
- Coordinates
- 21.6137° N, 80.4766° W
Conditions & Currents
The dive sites in the Faro Luna area, including Cable Inglés, are characterized by calm waters, making for generally relaxed diving conditions. Horizontal visibility typically extends to 25 meters, providing clear views of the underwater environment. While specific current directions and strengths for Cable Inglés are not detailed, the overall calm nature of the seabed in this region suggests minimal challenges. Divers can expect comfortable conditions with stable water temperatures averaging 26ºC year-round, which contributes to a pleasant and predictable diving experience. These favorable conditions mean that the site is accessible to a wide range of certification levels, from beginners to experienced divers, without requiring advanced techniques like negative entries or reef hooks. Gas planning is generally straightforward given the calm environment and good visibility.
Why dive Cable Inglés from a liveaboard?
Cable Inglés is one of Cuba's signature dive sites. A liveaboard sleeps you on the water and puts you in the water for three to four guided dives per day, including dawn and night dives that day-boat operators rarely offer. You skip the daily commute back to port and reach quieter, less-crowded sites in the same region on a single trip.
Below are the liveaboards that include Cable Inglés on their Cuba itineraries.
Liveaboards diving Cable Inglés
These liveaboards may visit Cable Inglés on selected itineraries — the exact dive sites depend on departure, weather and conditions.

Jardines Avalon Fleet
Cuba
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