This Secret Scuba Diving Site in Cuba Is One of a Kind

Welcome to Jardines de la Reina, one of the most incredible dive sites in the world. Fewer than 1500 lucky divers per year are allowed to visit this sprawling archipelago. Bloomberg's Michael Shane got a chance to check it out. (video by: Benjamin Lowy, Matt Goldman)

[@jesspeoples3292]

I got to dive there last month. Best dive trip.

[@knowfuturejay22]

Always been my dream to go back to my fathers country. My ancestral homeland... I would like to go while it still looks like the same place my father called home. I feel like that window is rapidly closing so I'm going to have to book soon. Hurricane season can be tricky though and I can't imagine getting caught in a hurricane anywhere in the Caribbean while on vacation would be a good thing but something tells me if it happened whilst in Cuba it would suck extra hard.

[@linegenevievemichaud6739]

Beauty under water❤❤

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

A very nice video I look forward to seeing more, I have liked and subscribe!

[@leandrofont6857]

Nice video and beautiful dive

[@pikminlord343]

o wow

[@Hookiv1]

Beautiful reef but the VIZ sucks

[@shpazhist]

is that how bloomberg makes money nowadays?
product placement and marketing?

[@josephinhiding3595]

Don't usually consider humans edible? Why does that make me feel uncomfortable?

[@TheOnlineGam4r]

Usually Shark do not attack humans.. when they attack one is by pure mistake, they think its a phoque or thing like that

[@rsweares5798]

It's not the best to be around sharks when they are feeding like that.....

[@TheOnlineGam4r]

Usually Shark do not attack humans.. when they attack one is by pure mistake, they think its a phoque or thing like that

[@RaySmith79]

getting to Cuba is easy as ever because of Obama

[@knowfuturejay22]

Thanks Obama?