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Bluebay Cayo Coco

Jardines del Rey Cayo Coco, Ciego de Avila Province, Cuba

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Going Loco, down in Cayo Coco

A travel blog entry by barrysarah

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Yay! Holidays! I know, I can feel some of the hate vibes from you now. We´re away for 6 months before reaching Australia and reality hits home again. Cuba is our holiday from South America, but Cayo Coco is our holiday from Cuba.

We left our big bags in Puchy´s house, as we´d be popping back there on Sunday night before getting the 2 …

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The nicest beach ever?

A travel blog entry by bearethere

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... had sand like icing sugar. So soft and gorgeous and of course it was a perfect sunny day. The rest of our day was great too. We had to wait again for lunch as I mentioned so they set us up at the beach bar where our bartender mixed us up some mojitoes. Nice way to spend a ...

White cows all over the road

A travel blog entry by bearethere

... about some wild cows which were white. It seemed a little far-fetched but then lo and behold they were all over the road and we had to almost stop to avoid hitting them.
Our hotel was quite nice. It's a budget hotel, only 3 1/2* but it was very clean, cute room and we had an Oceanview.
We checked in no problem and so began our ...

Cuba

A travel blog entry by mkuncio

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... get to know the people we had met quiet well.

The day after the Cuban tour, we had planned to go on a catamaran tour. We got picked up from the hotel and made our way out to the marina and than on the boat. Yes as you can imagine that's when the drinking started, 9.30am. It was another beautiful day. Even though it was hot we were able to cool off by jumping in the water an go snorkeling. We stopped at two snorkeling spots both about 45 minutes away from each other ...

Finally on holiday!

A travel blog entry by penguinchris

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... around a small hill. This looked like Roseate Spoonbill but somehow it disappeared so we didn't get a proper look at it. There was a large bird of prey sitting in the coastal bushes that we watched for a while before deciding that it was an immature Cuban Black Hawk.

Continuing west we crossed over to Cayo Guillermo, completely forgetting to look properly for Bahaman Mockingbird here but noting as we drove past a mockingbird “by ...

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