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Caribbean spot in Cuba

Kitesurf in the islands

Cayo Guillermo in Cuba is a stunning Caribbean destination for kitesurfing, offering turquoise waters, shallow lagoons, and vast sandy beaches. The water is typically flat to slightly choppy, making it ideal for both beginners and freestyle riders. The warm, crystal-clear conditions and waist-deep areas provide a safe and visually breathtaking environment to ride in.

Cayo Guillermo Kitesurf season

  1. Jan
  2. Feb
  3. Mar
  4. Apr
  5. May
  6. Jun
  7. Jul
  8. Aug
  9. Sep
  10. Oct
  11. Nov
  12. Dec

Cayo Guillermo Kitesurfing wind conditions

The wind in Cayo Guillermo is mostly driven by the trade winds, blowing consistently from November to May. Wind speeds typically range from 15 to 25 knots, providing reliable sessions almost daily during the peak season. The spot works best with side-onshore winds, offering safe launching and plenty of space for all levels of riders.

  • body wear

    • board shorts

  • downwinder

    • Yes

  • ride type

    • freeride
    • freestyle
    • hydrofoil
    • wakestyle

  • skill level

    • beginner
    • intermediate
    • advanced
    • professional

  • spot type

    • ocean

  • starting area

    • sandy beach

  • water condition

    • choppy
    • flat water

  • wind daytime

    • in the afternoon

  • wind type

    • trade winds

Impressions

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Wind Stats for Cayo Guillermo Kiteboarding

Around the Kiteboarding Spot Cayo Guillermo

Beyond kitesurfing, Cayo Guillermo is known for its relaxed, natural beauty and tranquility. Visitors can enjoy snorkeling, paddleboarding, catamaran cruises, and fishing. The nearby Cayo Coco also offers resorts, spas, and nature excursions, including flamingo watching and visiting the local wildlife refuges.

  • camper parking

    • Not allowed, but possible

  • car parking

    • At the spot

  • emergency

    • A rescue service
    • Kite repair

  • has restaurant

    • Yes

  • has toilet

    • Yes

  • has shower

    • No

How to get to Cayo Guillermo and how to bring it about while you're there

To get to Cayo Guillermo, travelers usually fly into Jardines del Rey International Airport (Cayo Coco), which is around 45 minutes away by car. Many international flights connect through Havana or other Cuban hubs. From the airport, taxis or resort shuttles provide easy access to accommodations near the beach.

  • accommodation

    • near the spot

  • public transport

    • Poorly developed

  • rental cars

    • Not recommended

Notice

Bring Dollars with you. There is hardly any ATM to be found to withdraw money.

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Wind Forecast for Cayo Guillermo Kitesurfing

FAQs

A: Cayo Guillermo boasts shallow, turquoise waters with flat to choppy conditions, ideal for both beginners and freestyle enthusiasts. The expansive white sandy beaches provide ample space for launching and landing.