Cayo Norte

Cayo Norte: coast and water

4430 m at 19°: Punta Oeste del Mégano (point); 4570 m at 70°: Punta Negro (point); 7000 m at 177°: Ensenada Sureste (cove); 8650 m at 201°: Laguna Media Esponja (lagoon); 9260 m at 69°: Tributarios de Minerva (reef); 12570 m at 148°: Ensenada del Alto del Ají (cove); 18770 m at 154°: Ensenada de Playa Judío (cove); 19340 m at 254°: Laguna Cubera (lagoon).

Cayo Norte: islands

3490 m at 61°: Cayo Mégano Grande (island); 5370 m at 124°: Cayo Jaco (island); 6190 m at 182°: Cayo Redondo (island); 8280 m at 156°: Cayo Kiko (island); 12730 m at 152°: Cayo Ajisito (island); 14270 m at 147°: Cayo Siche (island); 16520 m at 148°: Cayo Alto del Ají (island); 16970 m at 304°: Cayo Vaca (island); 17280 m at 148°: Cayo Judío (island); 17530 m at 235°: Cayo Iguana (island); 18460 m at 307°: Cayo Antón Grande (island); 20740 m at 144°: Cayo Yuraguanal (island).

Cayo Norte: inland

14810 m at 150°: Alto del Ají (hill); 15360 m at 124°: Iberostar Selection Esmeralda (hotel); 15570 m at 124°: Iberostar Coral Esmeralda (hotel); 27910 m at 273°: Alto de Juan Sáez (hill); 29160 m at 309°: Paredon Grande (airfield).

Cayo Norte: distances

30330 m at 158°: Cayo Romano; 31060 m at 218°: Playa la Mula; 33000 m at 196°: Playa Guaney; 42400 m at 292°: Jardines Del Rey Airport ; 110960 m at 140°: Port of Nuevitas (port); 79620 m at 292°: Marina Marlin Cayo Guillermo (marina).

Cayo Norte: close by

2700 m at 105°: Cayo Guanal (cay); 2790 m at 175°: Cayo Corrales (cay); 3460 m at 195°: Cayo Montañés (cay); 3490 m at 61°: Cayo Mégano Grande (cay); 4020 m at 144°: Cayo Boca del Atravesado (cay); 4670 m at 133°: Cayo del Gallego (cay); 4700 m at 147°: Cayo La Pasa (cay); 4860 m at 221°: Cayo Cuerno (cay); 5230 m at 310°: Cayo Mégano Chico (cay); 5370 m at 124°: Cayo Jaco (cay); 5960 m at 249°: Archipiélago de Camagüey (island group); 6190 m at 182°: Cayo Redondo (cay).

Cayo Norte: on and around

Within 15 km: 4 coral reefs.

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Cayo Norte: marine life records

65 records of 30 species within 10 km, 2001 to 2026: 62 fish, 1 seabirds and shorebirds, 1 molluscs, 1 seagrass and algae. That is 20.7 records per 100 km².

Most recorded: Acanthurus coeruleus, 10 (fish); Sparisoma viride, 6 (fish); Microspathodon chrysurus, 5 (fish); Acanthurus bahianus, 5 (fish); Scarus vetula, 5 (fish); Lutjanus apodus, 4 (fish); Scarus iseri, 3 (fish); Sparisoma rubripinne, 3 (fish); Cantherhines pullus, 2 (fish); Sparisoma aurofrenatum, 2 (fish); Scarus guacamaia, 1 (fish); Lutjanus jocu, 1 (fish).

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

Cayo Norte: notes

Take your rubbish away and keep off the mangrove.