Santiago de Cuba · Cuba
Beaches in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Santiago de Cuba has 12 mapped beaches and 5 cays and offshore islands in the same province in this atlas. Playa Caletoncito, Playa Cardenero and Playa Coco are among them, and every entry below is a located record rather than a shortlist — coordinates, live conditions and whatever the atlas holds nearby.
Playa los Coquitos is the northernmost, Playa Colorada the southernmost — 13 km apart. Playa del Este and Playa Coco mark the eastern and western edges, 64 km across, and 64 km separates the two furthest of all.
8 of the 12 sit nearest Daiquirí: Playa Caletoncito, Playa Cardenero and Playa Colorada. Then Reparto Altamira (2), La Josefina (1) and Siboney (1).
- 12 mapped beaches
- 5 cays and offshore islands in the same province
Where they are in Santiago de Cuba
- Daiquirí — 8 beachesPlaya Caletoncito, Playa Cardenero, Playa Colorada, Playa Daiquirí
- Reparto Altamira — 2 beachesPlaya de Aguadores, Playa los Coquitos
- La Josefina — 1 beachesPlaya Coco
- Siboney — 1 beachesPlaya Siboney
All 12 mapped places

Beach · 19.899, -75.453

Beach · 19.902, -75.448

Beach · 19.950, -76.033

Beach · 19.884, -75.499

Beach · 19.922, -75.642

Beach · 19.933, -75.660
Beach · 19.966, -75.831

Beach · 19.891, -75.422

Beach · 19.889, -75.556

Beach · 20.000, -75.850

Beach · 19.960, -75.702

Beach · 19.893, -75.581
More of Santiago de Cuba
- What to See in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
- Museums in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
- Santiago de Cuba province guide
Frequently asked questions
- How many beaches are there in Santiago de Cuba?
- 12 are mapped here, out of 1,593 located records held for Santiago de Cuba as a whole. 8 of them are nearest to Daiquirí. This is a register of what exists and where, not a ranked top-ten.
- Which is the furthest north in Santiago de Cuba?
- Playa los Coquitos, at 20.000°N. The southernmost is Playa Colorada at 19.884°N — roughly 13 km apart.
- How spread out are they?
- 64 km separates the two furthest apart, Playa del Este and Playa Coco marking the eastern and western edges. Driving between them is a full day on Cuban roads, so most trips take one cluster at a time.