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It’s about this time of year when Canadians start daydreaming about escaping the chill to a sun-soaked Caribbean island. And who can blame them when destinations like Cayo Coco that boast soft white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and luxurious hotels are just a few hours away by plane?
Located off the coast of mainland Cuba, Cayo Coco is the largest key in the Jardines del Rey. It is well-known for its rich local wildlife, including sea turtles, flamingoes, dolphins, and iguanas. Its other claim to fame is being a dreamy tropical hideaway where you can unwind surrounded by glorious scenery.
Pristine Beach at Meliá Cayo CocoCourtesy of Melia Cuba
For active vacationers, there’s plenty to do. Cayo Coco’s crystal-clear waters are perfect for diving, fishing, kite surfing, snorkelling — you name it. Once you’re finished birdwatching or swimming in the warm waters, you can relax at one of the Melià hotels on Cayo Coco.
Recently remodelled and exclusively reserved for adults, Melià Cayo Coco offers rooms on stilts in a natural lagoon. Here, you can leave your worries behind and soak up the gorgeous surroundings.
Aerial View of Meliá Costa ReyCourtesy of Melia Cuba
Melià Costa Rey, meanwhile, caters to all kinds of escapes — whether you’re bringing the family or indulging in some romantic one-on-one time. Just steps from the famous white sand of Las Coloradas beach, the hotel also boasts The Level Adults Only Lounge.
Whichever adventure you choose — stepping out to explore the island or staying in to be entertained in luxurious comfort at a Melià hotel — you’re guaranteed a memorable stay in Cayo Coco.
Before you get going, check our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your trip.
