Various environmental actions continue to be developed in 2025 in the northern keys of the central region of Cuba, where the Jardines del Rey tourist destination is located, aimed at responding to the Cuban State’s Plan to Confront Climate Change.

They require adaptation to climate change in order to reduce vulnerabilities in natural areas of great importance for tourism development in the region.

This year, work will continue on the rehabilitation of coastal dunes by planting native plants, removing invasive exotic plants and building wooden walkways to prevent the compacting of the mounds, which are recognised as a natural barrier against extreme hydro-meteorological events.

The recovery of more than 10 kilometres of beaches with sand revetment, in areas of the Coco, Guillermo and Paredon Grande keys, became an action aimed at mitigating the effects of erosion and increasing the bathing area, to offer a higher quality product.