Parguera Water Sports Adventures
(787) 646-6777
Cayo Májimo
A sandy beach and clear water, with the coastline in the background.
Cayo Májimo combines sandy areas with mangroves and very clear, shallow water. It's one of the cays where you can walk into the water from the shore — something not every cay in the area allows as easily.
Directions
By water from La Parguera's waterfront. Arrange drop-off and pickup with a local operator; it isn't a regular stop on every tour.
Things to do
- Walk into the water from the sand, no need to jump off the boat.
- Swim in shallow, sheltered water.
- Light snorkeling near the mangroves.
- Spend the day with your own food — there are no services on the cay.
Tips
- Bring an umbrella: natural shade is limited.
- Water shoes for the spots where the bottom stops being sand.
- Check with your operator that they stop here before you book.
- Leave no trash; there's no collection.
How to visit
You can only get there by water. Arrange drop-off and pickup with a local operator before you go — there are no services and cell coverage isn't guaranteed on the cays.
Who can take you
These operators leave from La Parguera's waterfront for the cays. See the full directory →
Operators
Trips to the cays
Mareaito Charters LLC
(787) 608-6126
Pura Vida en Parguera
(787) 932-5635
Hook'd on Adventure
(787) 673-6386
Paradise Scuba & Snorkeling Center
(787) 899-7611
Fondo de Cristal Tours & Boat Rental
(787) 899-5891
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What it looks like out there
Photographed at Cayo Májimo.
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