Cays, Reefs, Fishing Sites and Archaeology
Cuba is an archipelago of about 4,000 islands, islets and cays around the main island. This section maps the ones in our data, with the reefs, fishing sites and archaeological sites around them. Each entry has its own page with a location, region notes and a satellite view, and all of them show on the 3D map around the island.
Open all of them on the 3D mapCuba has roughly 4,000 islands, islets and cays around the main island. Every one in our data has a page with its position, region, nearest town and a satellite view.
The island groups that ring Cuba: the Sabana-Camagüey cays in the north, the Canarreos in the south-west, the Jardines de la Reina in the south, and many smaller groups.
Reefs and dive areas around the island, from the walls of Guanahacabibes to the reefs of the Jardines de la Reina.
Named ships that lie on the seabed in Cuban waters, from the Spanish cruisers of 1898 off Santiago to the tankers and Liberty ships sunk in the Second World War.
Fishing villages, sport-fishing marinas and fly-fishing areas, from the Gulf Stream billfish to the bonefish flats.
Pre-Columbian and historic sites: cave art, burial grounds and settlements.