Los Jardines de la Reina
Named the Queen's Gardens by Christopher Columbus, the Jardines de la Reina is a pristine chain of islands, very similar in nature to the Florida Keys in the USA.

The island system runs more than one hundred miles back to the northwest, from Cuba's south-eastern coast. Most of the area we fish is forty to fifty miles offshore and has been designated as a Cuban National Park. As such, there is no commercial fishing in our exclusive area, which covers nearly eighty miles.

There is no inhabitation of any kind on any of the islands in the National Park, where Avalon's operation is located. This is a huge expanse of saltwater wilderness, perhaps the last place like this left in the world today. With Cuba's continued protection it should remain a treasure forever.