Cayo Largo

For those who love privacy and the sea.

Twenty-four kilometers of excellent beaches, rich and unspoiled seabed and a privileged geographical location make Cayo Largo del Sur a dream refuge for those who love intimacy and the sea.

Cayo Largo del Sur enchants at first glance. It is one of the luxury rooms of the Archipelago of Los Canarreos, which borders in the south the western region of the island of Cuba. With a surface area of barely 37.5 square kilometers, the island has 24 kilometers of beaches facing the Caribbean Sea, among which stand out Sirena and Playa Blanca, as well as an extraordinary seabed, incomparable for diving and underwater photography, and where it is said that it is still possible today to discover some buried treasure because, according to chronicles of the time, between 1563 and 1784 there were about 200 shipwrecks in the region of Los Canarreos.

Cayo Largo del Sur also has vast marshy areas where mangroves and grapes abound and where one can engage in bird-watching and enjoy the peace and privacy that only these privileged sites can provide.