Cays & islands · Camagüey
Cayo Corúa
Cayo Corúa is a cay at 20°39′11″N 78°26′58″W in Camagüey province.
Cayo Corúa: coast and water
7920 m at 168°: Punta Caguamas (point); 12200 m at 268°: Pasa Boca de Juan Grin (channel); 13840 m at 134°: Punta Puerto Arturo (point); 13950 m at 260°: Boca de Juan Grín (channel); 14600 m at 142°: Laguna La Caguama (lagoon); 15050 m at 89°: Canal de la Sepultura (channel); 19150 m at 49°: Canal de Pingüe (channel); 19470 m at 105°: Canal Inglesito (channel); 21390 m at 291°: Pasa Felipe (channel); 24120 m at 106°: Canal de la Granada (channel); 24130 m at 59°: Pasa la Uva (channel); 24900 m at 146°: Canal de Cabeza del Este (channel); 26700 m at 269°: Punta de Indios (point); 27190 m at 104°: Canal de Botijuela (channel); 27380 m at 297°: Punta Antón (point); 29200 m at 48°: Punta de las Angosturas (point).
Cayo Corúa: islands
3580 m at 54°: Cayo Atravesado (island); 5410 m at 120°: Cayo Las Varas (island); 6820 m at 100°: Cayo Los Hoyos (island); 7710 m at 349°: Cayo La Cafetera (island); 7740 m at 115°: Cayo de los Alfaquis (island); 8110 m at 318°: Cayos Los Chinos (island group); 9100 m at 75°: Cayos Guasa (island group); 9590 m at 125°: Cayo María Velache (island); 9650 m at 154°: Cayo Las Caguamas (island); 10280 m at 49°: Cayo Rubio (island); 13400 m at 336°: Cayo Punta Macho (island); 13920 m at 269°: Cayos Laberinto de las Doce Leguas (island group); 15880 m at 134°: Cayo Cabeza del Este (island); 16010 m at 82°: Cayos la Sepultura (islet); 16670 m at 295°: Cayo Tarantín (island); 18290 m at 50°: Cayo La Bombilla (island); 18790 m at 70°: Cayo Güincho (island); 20350 m at 73°: Cayo Pailita (island); 21340 m at 270°: Cayos Los Carabineros (island group); 23320 m at 271°: Cayos Los Hierros (island group); 24600 m at 288°: Cayos Las Nueve Cuartas (island group); 24720 m at 310°: Cayo La Lisa (island); 25260 m at 24°: Cayo Hormigas (island); 25910 m at 302°: Cayo Gordo (island).
Cayo Corúa: inland
26420 m at 52°: Sardiñas (locality).
Cayo Corúa: distances
47360 m at 82°: Santa Cruz del Sur; 49600 m at 84°: Playa Bonita; 74050 m at 25°: Vertientes; 105690 m at 36°: Ignacio Agramonte International Airport ; 158670 m at 51°: Port of Nuevitas (port); 201420 m at 308°: Marina Trinidad (Casilda) (marina).
Cayo Corúa: close by
1530 m at 187°: Cayo Juan Yero (cay); 2000 m at 340°: Cayo Cedro (cay); 2890 m at 108°: Cayo Los Careyes (cay); 3580 m at 54°: Cayo Atravesado (cay); 3760 m at 334°: Cayo Los Chinos (cay); 4540 m at 139°: Cayo la Loma (cay); 5170 m at 17°: Cayo Café (cay); 5410 m at 53°: Cayo Jocú (cay); 5420 m at 120°: Cayo Las Varas (cay); 5840 m at 70°: Cayo Cubera (cay); 6010 m at 191°: Cayos Contra Punteo (island group); 6250 m at 219°: Cayo Camposanto (cay).
Cayo Corúa: marine life records
178 records of 40 species within 10 km, 1974 to 2025: 95 fish, 81 corals, 1 sponges, 1 seabirds and shorebirds. That is 56.7 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Porites porites, 17 (corals); Siderastrea siderea, 15 (corals); Agaricia agaricites, 10 (corals); Scarus iseri, 9 (fish); Sparisoma aurofrenatum, 9 (fish); Porites astreoides, 9 (corals); Sparisoma viride, 8 (fish); Orbicella faveolata, 7 (corals); Acanthurus coeruleus, 7 (fish); Acanthurus bahianus, 7 (fish); Haemulon plumierii, 7 (fish); Chaetodon capistratus, 7 (fish).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Cayo Corúa: notes
Many cays have no landing, so ask an operator first.
Sources and data
Name and position: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) (record). Distances are straight-line measurements from these coordinates. Satellite imagery: Esri, Maxar. Named places: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Positions from public gazetteers can be approximate, so confirm a location with a local operator before you travel.