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Meaning of cayo
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cayo (n.)
A small island or ledge of rock in the water; a key.
cayo Sentence Examples
- We anchored our boat near a secluded cayo and spent the day exploring its pristine beaches.
- Cayo Coco is a popular tourist destination in Cuba known for its stunning cayos and luxury resorts.
- The cayo was teeming with wildlife, from colorful fish to nesting seabirds.
- We took a kayak tour around the cayos, marveling at the beauty of the surrounding coral reefs.
- Cayo Largo del Sur is another idyllic cayo in Cuba, famous for its turquoise waters and powdery white sands.
- The cayos of Belize are part of the second largest barrier reef in the world, making them a paradise for snorkelers and divers.
- Many cayos in the Caribbean are uninhabited, providing sanctuary for endangered species and nesting sea turtles.
- Some cayos are accessible only by boat, offering a secluded retreat for those seeking solitude.
- We pitched our tents on the cayo and spent the night under the stars, listening to the sound of the waves lapping against the shore.
- Exploring the cayos by sailboat is a popular pastime for adventurous travelers looking to discover hidden gems of the Caribbean.
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A small island or ledge of rock in the water; a key.
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We anchored our boat near a secluded cayo and spent the day exploring its pristine beaches.
Cayo Coco is a popular tourist destination in Cuba known for its stunning cayos and luxury resorts.
The cayo was teeming with wildlife, from colorful fish to nesting seabirds.
We took a kayak tour around the cayos, marveling at the beauty of the surrounding coral reefs.
