Cayo Guajaba

Cayo Guajaba is a small, uninhabited cay located off the northern coast of Cuba. It is part of the Jardines del Rey archipelago, specifically belonging to the Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago. The cay is known for its pristine beaches, diverse marine life, and relatively untouched natural environment. Cayo Guajaba is characterized by its low-lying topography, typical of many Caribbean cays. The vegetation consists primarily of coastal scrub, mangroves, and various salt-tolerant plant species. Its surrounding waters offer opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and fishing. Tourism development on Cayo Guajaba has been limited, contributing to the preservation of its natural state, although there are considerations for future sustainable tourism projects in the Jardines del Rey region. The cay's relative isolation makes it a valuable habitat for a variety of bird species and other wildlife.