Cayo Santa María belongs to the municipality of Caibarién, in the province of Villa Clara, Cuba. It is connected to the mainland by a 13-kilometer bridge known as the Pedraplén de Caibarién. This island, located about 110 km northwest of the city of Santa Clara, has become one of the main tourist destinations in Cuba. It has white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and tropical vegetation, its abundant fauna and aquatic flora make Cayo Santa María an ideal destination to practice water sports and enjoy nature. On the island there are several luxury resorts and 4 and 5-star hotels where you can enjoy all the services and amenities you need for an unforgettable vacation. In addition, fun is guaranteed thanks to the large number of activities offered by these resorts. If Cayo Santa María stands out for anything, it is especially for its seabed and its paradisiacal environment, as is the case in many of Cuba's keys. It is worth mentioning that Cayo Santa María also belongs to the Jardines del Rey archipelago, a name you have surely already heard if you are looking for information on what places to visit in this area.
Las Gaviotas Beach
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It is 500 meters from some of the main hotels and is one of the best places to relax and enjoy the beautiful view of the bay.
Perla Blanca
Perla Blanca Beach offers crystalline turquoise blue waters with white sparkles of sand, and a wide strip of palm trees that joins the tranquility of the sea.
Periquillo Beach
Periquillo Beach is one of the most popular destinations in Cayo Santa Maria, offering a relaxed and relaxing atmosphere. The sand at Periquillo Beach is soft and its golden color varies depending on the light. The beach has a 1.5-kilometer boardwalk protected by sand mounds and beautiful reefs. It also has an abundance of marine life, making it an idyllic destination for diving and snorkeling. In addition, there is a garden area for tranquility lovers who wish to enjoy an intimate moment doing yoga or just relaxing.