Cayo Coco, located in the Ciego de Avila province, is connected to the mainland by a 27km long causeway. This spot is ideal for surfers who are staying at some of the larger resort hotels in the area. Cayo Coco has a mix of sandy beaches, rocks, and coral reefs, which add to its unique environment. However, shallow waters combined with the shelter of the Bahamas can lead to inconsistent surf conditions.

The surf here is best with a northeast swell direction, although it can also pick up some northwest swells. The spot is suitable for swell sizes starting at 1ft (approximately 0.3 meters). Surfers will find both left and right beach breaks, which can be enjoyable for beginners. The best winds come from the southwest, making for some decent days on the water. Tides are flexible here, as you can surf during low, mid, or high tides, but conditions do tend to vary quite a bit.

For those looking to surf in a location that's part of a package tour, Cayo Coco can be a convenient option. It's a spot where beginner surfers can get their feet wet, literally, while enjoying the resort vibe nearby. Keep in mind that while there are waves to be found, the consistency might not always be there, so it's good to have some flexibility in your surf plans.