Cuban Beaches guide: Cayo Santa Maria beach
Guide to Cayo Santa Maria beach, Cuba
Cayo Santa Maria, Cayo Ensanachos and Cayo Las Brujas are part of the Cayos de la Herradura, which is a group of islands. Of all the islands in the Key, Cayo Santa Maria is easily the largest, with a 10 kilometre stretch of beach.
Cayo Santa Maria Beach is located off the coast of Villa Clara, slightly to the north of the province, whilst Villa Clara and Cayo Santa Maria are separated from each other by the Buena Vista Bay. The distance between the mainland and this beautiful beach is around 30 kilometres.
Surrounding Cayo Santa Maria, are hundreds of small islands with secluded beaches that are ideal day trip destinations for visitors looking to enjoy a private picnic or romantic getaway. There are many activities available at the Cayo Santa Maria and if you are looking for a relaxing beachside holiday or if you want to indulge in adventure sports during your stay, this beach resort 
has something to offer everyone. Cayo Santa Maria Beach is an excellent location for diving, snorkelling, fishing and water sports.
Getting to the Cayo Santa Maria Beach is possible via the causeway that connects the mainland to the Cayo Santa Maria. On the drive to the island, visitors will be able to enjoy beautiful ocean views and see exotic birds from the nearby islands.
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