Cayo

... ...!) It was a beautiful day (well, not weather-wise...), and the honeymoon was just as beautiful. Except for the mosquitoes. There was a lot. But nonetheless, read on for some details on Cayo Largo and some pictures - but not too much, sshhh :)

January, February, March...Old Man Winter have come and gone. Those busy April showers brought with them the impending promise of amazing May flowers on top of an amazing bought of cabin fever. In search of adventure in the great outdoors, The Meandering ...

... and the biggest of the three. Cayo Coco and Guillermo are developed islands with several hotels and tourist amenities while Cayo Romano is still undeveloped. The spectacular beaches have lovely white powdery sand and warm turquoise water. We stayed 2 ...

... 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 ...

... communities. There was also a 20 km strip of road where the farmers used one lane of the road to dry their grains. We reached Cayo Jutias by an 8 km causeway that connects the island to the mainland. We had to pay an entrance fee and show our passports ...