| - Close to La Marina harbour | - Cayo Pájaros |
| - there is a small and interesting sea turtles farm. La Marina | - Cayo Cantiles and Cayo Rosario. Ask the small tourist kiosk in La Marina. Excursions to the inner part of the cay |
| - the small touristic harbour in Cayo Largo. There is also a small tourist office that organizes fishing trips | - beach volleyball |
| - going on yacht and catamaran cruises | - horseback riding |
| - taking out smaller boats | - motorcycling |
| - scuba diving (for beginners through professionals). Cayo Largo hosts many nice birds. It's very easy to see many of them both on the beach and in the green areas. You can easily find a stretch of beach where you're virtually "alone". Ideal for family travel and naturism (but take care of the sun). Playa Paraiso and Playa Sirena are probably the two best beaches in Cayo Largo. From La Marina harbour you can reach by boat (20 minutes) a small rocky island inhabited ony by a large amount of iguanas. The animals are quiet but please don't disturb them too much. From Cayo Largo there are excursions by yacht to various nearby keys like Cayo Rico | - taking pictures and observing the fauna are also alternatives. |
| - Cayo Iguana |
Cayo Largo is owned by the Cuban government. Some contracts of administration are sometimes allocated to foreign hotel chains like Sol Meliá, Barceló, etc.
Some contracts are given to Italian tour operator like Veratour and Villagio Eden. They have exclusivity on Villa Lindamar et Isla del Sur hotels.
Cuba - a small paradise on earth, known as the pearl of Karibiku. In this area is the largest island of the archipelago's Great Antilles, and you can say, that is, and the island for most tourists. It is with the Special mementos historic Spanish, open-work and transparent sea, famous for its sand beaches, marzycielską atmosphere, hospitable and friendly Cubans. Cuba surround more than 4,000 islands koralowego origin, which are ideal for diving enthusiasts. The best friend a place where the most hotels, to Varadero, but also the next centers in the vicinity, where more find peace. Varadero is located on a peninsula about 120 kilometers from Havana, where on the one hand, there are white beaches Karibiku on the other hand, is a lagoon. Night life is not so live here, this is primarily in hotels and discos in Varadero on. Modern hotel complexes, designated only for foreign tourists, offering a very high level of accommodation. With "all inclusive", which offers unlimited local consumption of great cocktails, you can perfectly satisfy your senses and charming animation programs, which often lasts until morning, will stimulate your body and soul.
To stroll around the island you may also rent a Scooter or Jeep. There's very little traffic in Cayo Largo and only few roads and paths, it's almost impossible to get lost!
There are four rental stations at Cayo Largo:
| - Close to La Marina harbour | - Cayo Pájaros |
| - there is a small and interesting sea turtles farm. La Marina | - Cayo Cantiles and Cayo Rosario. Ask the small tourist kiosk in La Marina. Excursions to the inner part of the cay |
| - the small touristic harbour in Cayo Largo. There is also a small tourist office that organizes fishing trips | - beach volleyball |
| - going on yacht and catamaran cruises | - horseback riding |
| - taking out smaller boats | - motorcycling |
| - scuba diving (for beginners through professionals). Cayo Largo hosts many nice birds. It's very easy to see many of them both on the beach and in the green areas. You can easily find a stretch of beach where you're virtually "alone". Ideal for family travel and naturism (but take care of the sun). Playa Paraiso and Playa Sirena are probably the two best beaches in Cayo Largo. From La Marina harbour you can reach by boat (20 minutes) a small rocky island inhabited ony by a large amount of iguanas. The animals are quiet but please don't disturb them too much. From Cayo Largo there are excursions by yacht to various nearby keys like Cayo Rico | - taking pictures and observing the fauna are also alternatives. |
| - Cayo Iguana |
Cayo Largo beach is on of the best beaches in the whole Caribbean. There is a few very nice
hotels on the top voted beach in the world Cayo Largo beach. Here are
some great photos of Cayo Largo beach so that you can be sure that sand
is really white. I hope you will enjoy Cayo Largo beach photos a lot.
White sand is what makes Cayo Largo top beach in the World. Playa Sirena and Playa
Paradise are two spots that you must see if you get chance to visit
this great place.Cayo Largo beach will stay in your mind forever and
you will be back again for sure. So take your passport and come down to
Caribbean where warmth of Cuba and Cayo Largo beach is waiting for you
Cayo Largo del Sur, also known simply as Cayo Largo, is a small resort island belonging to Cuba, in the Caribbean Sea no more than 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) long and 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) wide. It is the second-biggest island in Cuba's Canarreos Archipelago.
Christopher Columbus is said to have visited the island on his second expedition in 1494, and Sir Francis Drake may have also stopped on the island during his circumnavigation of the globe. Pirates also likely used the island as a base. Today, pristine beaches, scuba diving, and wildlife draw tourists to the island, but no people live there permanently; locals who work in the hotels stay for about 20 days, then return to their families on nearby islands.
Cayo Largo is a limestone island, formed over millions of years from the remains of marine organisms, such as the ones that build coral reefs. Living coral reefs form one more attraction for tourists on this island, although coral bleaching has stressed some reef communities in the Caribbean. The northern coast of Cayo Largo consists largely of mangroves and salt pans. While the water south of the island appears clear enough to reveal the underlying ocean floor, the water on the north side of the island is cloudy. This cloudy water indicates that sediment is washing off the land surface and into the water or is being stirred up from the shallow sea floor.
In November 2001, the entire island was covered by storm surge in Hurricane Michelle.