Diving & reefs · Ciego de Ávila
Cayo Piedra
Cayo Piedra is a reef at 21°14′52″N 79°10′30″W in Ciego de Ávila province.
Cayo Piedra: coast and water
3280 m at 276°: Canal de Cayo Piedra (channel); 9280 m at 228°: Canal Corrales (channel); 23640 m at 271°: Canal de la Vela (channel); 24900 m at 314°: Banco de Manatí (reef); 25110 m at 198°: Canal Boca Grande (channel); 25970 m at 188°: Punta de Hierro (point); 26460 m at 208°: Playa Alcatraz (beach); 27230 m at 192°: Punta de Boca Grande (point); 27320 m at 234°: Canalizo Horqueta (channel); 32130 m at 271°: Canal Bretón (channel); 33080 m at 354°: Punta Pasabanao (point); 33320 m at 352°: Estero del Muerto (inlet); 33400 m at 351°: Punta del Muerto (point); 33850 m at 132°: Canal de Cuervo (channel).
Cayo Piedra: islands
23150 m at 223°: Cayos Cinco Balas (island group); 25880 m at 208°: Cayo Alcatraz (island); 26740 m at 212°: Cayo Alcatracito (island); 26920 m at 218°: Cayo Casimba (islet); 29550 m at 240°: Cayo Bretón (island); 34260 m at 171°: Cayo Grande (island); 42700 m at 52°: Cayo Flamenco (island); 43300 m at 68°: Cayo La Cana (island).
Cayo Piedra: inland
34710 m at 5°: Los Derrames del Jatibonico (locality); 34940 m at 352°: El Basto (locality); 35810 m at 358°: El Toro (hamlet); 36500 m at 7°: Petronila Valle (locality).
Cayo Piedra: distances
57450 m at 353°: La Sierpe; 61020 m at 332°: Guasimal; 65290 m at 74°: Playa Santa María; 104150 m at 305°: Alberto Delgado Airport ; 164760 m at 308°: Port of Cienfuegos (port); 101610 m at 304°: Marina Trinidad (Casilda) (marina).
Cayo Piedra: close by
7970 m at 198°: Cayo Rabihorcado (cay); 8560 m at 200°: Cayuelo de Rabihorcado (cay); 8590 m at 200°: Cayo Niara (cay); 14440 m at 317°: Cayo Burgao (cay); 14860 m at 113°: Cayos Paloma (island group); 23150 m at 223°: Cayos Cinco Balas (island group); 24720 m at 207°: Cayo Inglés (cay); 24900 m at 314°: Banco de Manatí (reef).
Cayo Piedra: on and around
Within 15 km: 4 coral reefs.
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Cayo Piedra: marine life records
1 records of 1 species within 10 km, 2022 to 2022: 1 fish. That is 0.3 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Balistes vetula, 1 (fish).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Cayo Piedra: notes
Dive within your certification and never touch coral.
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.