Why do people go to Cayo Coco?

Cayo Coco’s main attraction is its pristine beaches and calm waters, and as such, most visitors spend their days enjoying the sunshine, but there are numerous worthwhile activities on offer, including great diving spots, interesting nature tours and fun activities for the whole family.

Can you visit Cayo Coco Cuba?

To enter the country, you must have a valid passport and the appropriate visa (or tourist card) issued by your travel agent or the Cuban consulate in the country of origin (except in countries that have a visa-free agreement with Cuba).

Who owns Cayo Coco?

Cayo Coco Rum Bar & Restaurante, the highly anticipated Cuban rum bar from Andrew Collins and Josh Schaff, the proprietor and general manager of The Collins, is now open in Founder’s Station.

Are there sharks in Cayo Coco?

Of coarse there are sharks in the water off Cayo Coco , there have been no shark attacks ” reported ” in this area as there have not been any tourists invoved in one. Three years ago one of the army guys stationed on Cayo Romano at the lighthouse suffered a large bite wound to his leg while spear fishing there.

What is there to do in Cayo Coco?

Cayo Coco and the other nearby cayos are uninhabited, only tourism infrastructures are found on these islands: Hotels, commercial centers, marinas, etc. Cayo Coco has its own international airport (CCC) called Aeropuerto Jardines del Rey.

What is the name of the airport in Cayo Coco?

Cayo Coco has its own international airport (CCC) called Aeropuerto Jardines del Rey. Click the following links to view an aerial image showing the location of: Cayo Coco/Guillermo is connected to the main island of Cuba by a 27-km (17 mi) causeway built in 1988.

How long did it take to build the Cayo Coco causeway?

Cayo Coco/Guillermo is connected to the main island of Cuba by a 27-km (17 mi) causeway built in 1988. It took 16 months to build it and required more than 3 million cubic meters of rocks and stones.

Where are the Cayos in Costa Rica?

From an administrative point of view, these cayos are part of the municipality of Moron which is located about 45 minutes’ drive from Cayo Coco, in the province of Ciego de Avila. About 85% of Cayo Coco is covered with vegetation, with more than 200 species of birds inclusing a large colony of flamingos.