Cayo Jutía beach

Beautiful beach. Worth the ride.
One of the best in cuba ( after going around all the country).
Watch for mosquitos in the bush and close to sunset.

I paid 20$ for a collective in a truck to get there. I recommend the snorkeling excursion for $20 extra that also takes you to the Starfish Beach. Totally worth it.

Superb beach! Quite a bumpy ride coming over on a daytrip from Viñales, but to-ta-lly worth it!! Clean, white and bright sands, nice turquoise colors and it still seems unspoilt there.
Tried to venture further up the beach, but large parts of the beach were closed to the public for environmental reasons. That didn't bother me though, but only downside was that all daytrippers were forced to share a small piece of the beach. But I had some nice Colombian neighbours, so all good!

Great beach with white sand and palm trees, the bed prices are ok and there are bars that serve some food and drinks (mojito was very good). We spent the whole day here coming from Vinales with a taxi collectivo.

Very nice beach,
No many options to eat
Road is very damaged

Very nice beach. Sand was beautiful, so white and soft. Coral was an easy swim from the beach, and there were a wide variety of fish to see when CAREFULLY snorkeling over the coral. Food in all the restaurants along the beach is very basic, but provides sustenance. Ride to the beach is horrendous, but worth it.

The most beautiful beach I have ever been to.

It's natural , not crowded and relaxing

Went here on a day trip from Vinales and had a great time. The beach isn't crowded at all. They have a small restaurant/bar and there are people who can take you snorkeling in the reef. There are also some hiking trails that lead you into the nearby marshland.

The road from vinales is a 2 hour torture (and back again) but once you get there the beach is very nice. White sand, warm water.
There is a restaurant with bar. There are toilets with dressing room and lockers. Rental for watersport and sunbeds and umbrellas.
European prices as everywhere in Cuba.

BLISS. An absolutely god-awful road to get to the beach, but once you're here, you'll forget the lunar craters you had to ditch whilst driving en route. Once here, walk 2 kms westwards to arrive at some really rather secluded and wonderful shores. And then sit on the sand and wait for a local to offer you a fresh lobster grilled on the beach :)

Beautiful beach. I would reccomend walking a little to the left, where you do not have to rent stuff. Flowers are blooming and you can watch locals catching fish. The street is cuban, but totally ok if your taxi has bouncy seats ;)

Paradise personified. Go there if you can. Found secluded private spaces among the mangrove covered shoreline with the whitest softest sand I've ever seen. Swam in the turquoise Carribbean waters and sunbathed nude till late. Love love loved it.

Cycled to Cayo from Vinales and the final few kms were teasing you as you could see the the gulf but once there you are greeted to a fantastic beach with food and a bar right on the shoreline.

If you don't want to be in crowd you have to walk 30 minutes on the left side from the beach. The sand is wight, the sea is nice turquoise color.

A hell of a ride to get there but lovely beach and chilled vibes. Shame for the snorkelling, wasn’t great by the beach.

Beautiful beach!

Gorgeous beach, totally empty. Ideal.

Love this beach!

Haven

Amazing beach 🏖