Cays & islands · Camagüey
Cayo Romano
Cayo Romano is a cay at 22°04′11″N 77°50′02″W in Camagüey province.
Cayo Romano: coast and water
4520 m at 62°: Estero Macabí (estuary); 7000 m at 93°: Estero La Lancha (estuary); 9360 m at 92°: Playa Blanca (beach); 11080 m at 356°: Punta La Ca (point); 14320 m at 40°: Punta del Este de Cayo Cruz (point); 14930 m at 25°: Punta Patabán (point); 16240 m at 188°: Pasa Batista (channel); 18930 m at 233°: Boca del Arroyo Aguas Verdes (channel).
Cayo Romano: islands
4700 m at 15°: Cayo Garrafones (island); 7900 m at 50°: Cayo Los Machos (island); 9620 m at 45°: Cayo Corúa (island); 10970 m at 88°: Cayo Madera (island); 12510 m at 95°: Cayo Noy (island); 12600 m at 128°: Cayería Norte Camagüey (islet); 13400 m at 1°: Cayo la Guardia (island); 13950 m at 349°: Cayo Alto del Ají (island); 14530 m at 94°: Cayo Grillo (island); 16620 m at 195°: Cayo Ratón (island); 17130 m at 147°: Jibaro (island group); 20340 m at 3°: Playa Cayo Cruz (islet).
Cayo Romano: inland
15430 m at 345°: Alto del Ají (hill); 19860 m at 211°: Río Manantiales (stream); 20240 m at 237°: Venero (stream); 20460 m at 257°: Playa Guaney (settlement); 21610 m at 225°: Hermanos Fernández (hamlet); 22350 m at 212°: Arroyo Zanjón (stream).
Cayo Romano: distances
350 m at 168°: Cayo Romano; 19860 m at 211°: Playa Jigüey; 20930 m at 259°: Playa Guaney; 66940 m at 311°: Jardines Del Rey Airport ; 82780 m at 134°: Port of Nuevitas (port); 102900 m at 304°: Marina Marlin Cayo Guillermo (marina).
Cayo Romano: close by
4700 m at 15°: Cayo Garrafones (cay); 6910 m at 54°: Cayo Las Bocainas (cay); 7900 m at 50°: Cayo Los Machos (cay); 8240 m at 77°: Cayo Punta La Cera (cay); 9070 m at 10°: Cayo Solo (cay); 9620 m at 45°: Cayo Corúa (cay); 9870 m at 69°: Cayo Estanislao (cay); 9950 m at 72°: Cayo Policarpio (cay); 9990 m at 81°: Cayo Largo (cay); 10050 m at 61°: Cayo El Santo (cay); 10070 m at 63°: Cayo La Aguada (cay); 10300 m at 58°: Cayo Guanalito (cay).
Cayo Romano: marine life records
2 records of 2 species within 10 km, 1984 to 2026: 1 fish, 1 molluscs. That is 0.6 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Albula vulpes, 1 (fish); Lucina columbella, 1 (molluscs).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Cayo Romano: notes
Some cays belong to resorts and are closed to day visitors.
Getting to Cayo Romano
- By road: a causeway (pedraplén) reaches Cayo Romano, mapped in OpenStreetMap as Pedraplén de Cayo Romano.
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.