Guia de viagem de Cayo Coco | ArrivalGuides.com

Cayo CocoGuide was updated: 2025-06-24

Cayo Coco's spectacular white sandy beaches remained untouched for centuries. Despite recent development, they still retain that same feeling, with untamed mangroves, beautiful coral reefs and colourful flocks of flamingos dotting the turquoise waters. Together with nearby Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Santa Maria, Cayo Coco has become Cuba's third most popular destination after Havana and Varadero, and it's not hard to see why.

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Cayo Coco's main attraction is its pristine beaches and calm waters, and as such, most visitors spend their days enjoying the sunshine. There are numerous worthwhile activities on offer, including great diving spots, interesting nature tours and fun activities for the whole family. For a taste of local Cuban life, a day-trip to the small town of Morón is a must. For even more relaxation, be sure to check out one of the island's spas.

Morón

A day trip to Morón, the closest town to Cayo Coco, is a great way to escape the confines of the resort area and see a bit more of the country. Experience daily Cuban life in this calm residential town and enjoy some local food and shopping. You can go with organised excursions or on your own, using local buses to travel the approximately 60 km to Morón.

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Melia Cayo Coco Diving Center

As one of the country's prime diving areas, Cayo Coco offers great diving opportunities. The Melia Cayo Coco Diving Center can provide all the equipment, guidance and expertise needed to experience the beautiful underwater surroundings. It is also able to cater to divers of all levels.

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KristallTurm Rocarena Climbing Center

The Rocarena Climbing Center is a fun and exhilarating experience for visitors of all ages. It consists of a large structure of interconnected ropes, bridges and other climbing challenges where visitors can explore and test their limits. Everyone must wear a safety harness, making it perfectly safe for all.

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Speedboat Mangrove Tours

Cayo Coco is one of the best places to explore Cuba's fascinating mangroves. The thick vegetation creates the impression of exploring a dense underwater forest. Zipping among those trees and roots in a speedboat is quite an experience. You may also get the chance to admire the numerous tropical birds that call the area home.

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La Bolera

La Bolera is a fun entertainment venue located in the Plaza los Flamencos shopping complex. A four-lane bowling alley during the day, it transforms into more of a disco and cabaret venue after dark, but it is tons of fun for all ages at any time of day.

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Birdwatching with Paulino Lopez Delgado

Cayo Coco's wildlife is one of the main attractions on the island and its wide variety of birds makes the area unique. Paulino, a local birdwatcher, offers private and group tours with binoculars, laser pointer and all the necessary equipment to have an enjoyable experience. You will learn a lot, not only about the different bird species, but also about their habits and migration routes.

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Population:	Cayo coco and the nearby cayos don't have permanent residents.
Currency:	For many years, there were two currencies in simultaneous circulation. The Cuban Peso (CUP, or MN — moneda nacional) was used exclusively by Cubans, while the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC) was used by foreigners. In 2020, the Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC) was eliminated. Only the Cuban Peso (CUP) remains in use.
Emergency Numbers:	Police: 106 Ambulance: 104 Fire brigade: 105