Cayo Coco, however you want it.

Welcome to Cayo Coco, a stunning stretch of land located on the Jardines del Rey archipelago, just off the northern coast of Cuba. Connected to the rest of the country by a 27-km causeway, this hidden paradise offers a rare opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in pristine beaches and untamed mangroves. While the area was first explored by early Spanish colonizers in the early 1500s, development in Cayo Coco only took off in the 1990s, making it a relatively new destination for travellers seeking a unique experience. All development in the area was aimed exclusively towards tourists, ensuring that visitors can enjoy the serene beauty of the island without any other developments standing in their way. The key to Cayo Coco's charm is its isolation. You can sit back and relax, taking in the idyllic beaches and absolute peace and quiet of this beautiful island. While there are no towns or settlements for miles in any direction, a day trip to nearby Morón can be a rewarding experience to get a taste of Cuban residential areas. So, pack your bags and get ready to experience the untouched beauty of Cayo Coco.