Cayo Campo

Cayo Campo: coast and water

16580 m at 265°: Canal del Rosario (channel); 18380 m at 267°: Laguna Ciego (lagoon); 22730 m at 100°: Punta Sirena (point); 24200 m at 263°: Punta El Catibo (point); 25260 m at 104°: Punta Mal Tiempo (point); 25670 m at 256°: Canalizo del Medio (channel); 28770 m at 259°: Laguna Vicente Justo (lagoon); 29030 m at 254°: Ensenada de Cabria (bay).

Cayo Campo: islands

11160 m at 280°: Cayo Las Gaviotas (island); 21960 m at 266°: Cayo Convento (island); 22500 m at 252°: Cayos Jardines (island group); 23480 m at 267°: Cayo La Luz (island); 24920 m at 283°: Cayo Tabloncito (island); 26560 m at 280°: Cayo Cajones (island); 27490 m at 283°: Cayo La Palma (island); 27980 m at 267°: Cayo Ron (island); 31460 m at 277°: Cayo Gaviota (island); 36310 m at 257°: Cayo Langosta (island); 36870 m at 259°: Cayo Los Muertos (island); 40250 m at 15°: Cayo Rabihorcado (island).

Cayo Campo: inland

26340 m at 97°: Barcelo cayo largo (hotel); 27840 m at 101°: Hotel Ole Playa Blanca (hotel); 28420 m at 100°: Sol Pelicano (hotel); 28430 m at 99°: Cayo Largo del Sur (settlement); 29020 m at 101°: Lindamar Hotel (hotel); 36700 m at 91°: Los Cocos (hamlet).

Cayo Campo: distances

25090 m at 104°: Paradise Beach; 28950 m at 99°: Cayo Largo del Sur; 81950 m at 47°: Playa Los Cocos; 25780 m at 97°: Vilo Acuña International Airport ; 150420 m at 68°: Port of Cienfuegos (port); 23040 m at 99°: Marina Marlin Cayo Largo (marina).

Cayo Campo: close by

260 m at 216°: Cayo Estopa (cay); 1720 m at 138°: Cayo Estopita (cay); 3480 m at 297°: Cayo Rosario (cay); 3500 m at 297°: Cayo Rosarito (cay); 7260 m at 293°: Cayos Los Ballematos (cay); 7290 m at 293°: Cayos Los Ballenatos (island group); 7710 m at 315°: Cayo Divisa de Piedra (cay); 9040 m at 296°: Cayo Francesito (cay); 9050 m at 296°: Cayo Francesllo (cay); 9410 m at 261°: Cayo del Rosario (cay); 9990 m at 105°: Cayos Peraza (island group); 11070 m at 279°: Cayo Mosquito (cay).

Cayo Campo: marine life records

127 records of 45 species within 10 km, 2001 to 2022: 108 sponges, 12 corals, 2 fish, 2 other, 1 seabirds and shorebirds, 1 turtles, 1 sharks and rays. That is 40.4 records per 100 km².

Most recorded: Demospongiae, 26 (sponges); Agelas sceptrum, 23 (sponges); Plexauridae, 6 (corals); Xestospongia, 5 (sponges); Stichopathes, 4 (corals); Spirastrella, 4 (sponges); Svenzea zeai, 4 (sponges); Agelas citrina, 3 (sponges); Placospherastra, 3 (sponges); Dictyoceratida, 3 (sponges); Coelocarteria bartschi, 2 (sponges); Verongula rigida, 2 (sponges).

Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.

Cayo Campo: notes

Most cays are reached by boat with a guide.