Rico Key, Cayo Largo. Cuba

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• Cayo Largo del Sur, Archipielago de los Canarreos, Cuba
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• Destination: Cayo Largo

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Cayo Rico is a vestal island surrounded of very green waters which you arrives from Cayo Largo del Sur after a seafaring voyage brief.
Cayo Rico is surrounded of very fine white sand. A colony of lobsters and a bank of mollusks inhabits its surroundings.
In Cayo Rico you can enjoy the services of a restaurant specialized in plates elaborated with products of the sea

Rico Key is located in Cayo Largo

The Canarreos Archipelago is in the South Central region of the Cuban Archipelago. The gem of this group, which consists of around 300 cays, is Cayo Largo del Sur, one of the last virgin spots left on the planet. Here Nature was prodigal in beaches in its 17 miles (27 Km) of length.

Prestigious specialized publications such as the National Geographic have said that the seabed near Cayo Largo del Sur is one of the best-preserved on earth-the truth of which can be confirmed by diving at any of the 33 scuba-diving sites near the cay. Bird watching in its large mangrove swamps is also very rewarding. Also offers facilities for fishing; living on board; and sailing around the islet

Beaches:

Cayo Largo del Sur is a popular tourist destination in Cuba, known for its stunning white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Here’s a summary of what you can expect when visiting this beautiful cayo: Main Attractions: Beaches: Playa Sirena: Considered one of the best beaches in the country, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Playa Paraiso: Famous for its natural beauty and tranquility. Water Activities: Snorkeling and Diving: The rich marine life and coral reefs make this area perfect for exploring the underwater world. Catamaran Tours: Offer spectacular views of the marine landscape. Nature: Cayo Largo Nature Reserve: Great for nature lovers, where you can observe various bird species and local wildlife. Nightlife: While it’s a tranquil destination, there are some entertainment options in the resorts for nighttime activities. Culture: Learn about Cuban culture through local cuisine and cultural activities at hotels. Tips for Visitors: Weather: The climate is tropical, so it's advisable to wear light clothing and use sunscreen. Currency: Familiarize yourself with the local currency, and note that some places accept credit cards while others only take cash. Reservations: It's a good idea to book accommodations and activities in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.

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