Cayo Largo
Cayo Largo Lodge A Saltwater Playground for Anglers
Cayo Largo Lodge, located in the southern Canarreos Archipelago of Cuba, is one of the Caribbean’s most pristine and rewarding fly fishing destinations. With expansive shallow flats, winding mangrove channels, and vibrant reef edges, this remote archipelago offers anglers the chance to experience waters largely untouched by other fishermen. Caddis Fly Fishing guides lead trips here to provide exclusive access to bonefish, permit, tarpon, and snook, ensuring each day on the water is filled with exciting challenges. Every cast presents the possibility of a Grand Slam, making it a destination that keeps anglers engaged and inspired throughout the week.Fishing at Cayo Largo Lodge is a fully immersive liveaboard experience. Guests stay aboard well-appointed yachts or lodge-style accommodations, designed to balance comfort with adventure. Each day, Caddis guides take anglers to the most productive flats, adjusting locations with the tides and conditions to maximize every fishing opportunity. Evenings are spent relaxing on deck, sharing stories of the day’s successes, or enjoying freshly prepared meals, all while soaking in the serene beauty of this remote Cuban paradise.
Cuba
Cayo Largo
Species
Bonefish, permit, tarpon, snook
Accommodations
Comfortable lodge or liveaboard yachts with private cabins, A/C, and chef-prepared meals
Prime Season
Year-round, peak March–July
Length of Stay
7 nights / 6 fishing days
Rates
$$$$
Capacity
8–12 anglers
Accommodations
Cayo Largo Lodge provides comfortable lodging aboard modern yachts or in lodge-style cabins designed for relaxation after a full day on the water. Each cabin includes air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, and storage space for gear, ensuring both convenience and privacy. Common areas feature spacious lounges, dining areas, and outdoor decks perfect for enjoying the Caribbean scenery.
Meals are freshly prepared by onboard chefs, offering a mix of Cuban flavors and international cuisine. The liveaboard format, guided by Caddis Fly Fishing, allows guests to move with the tides and explore different flats and channels each day without ever needing to repack. Evenings are spent unwinding and enjoying the calm of this remote archipelago.
Meals are freshly prepared by onboard chefs, offering a mix of Cuban flavors and international cuisine. The liveaboard format, guided by Caddis Fly Fishing, allows guests to move with the tides and explore different flats and channels each day without ever needing to repack. Evenings are spent unwinding and enjoying the calm of this remote archipelago.
Travel Details
Most travelers arrive in Havana, Cuba, before transferring to Cayo Largo via domestic charter. Caddis Fly Fishing guides provide support for transfers and itinerary planning. Entry to Cuba requires a valid passport and tourist card (visa), typically arranged before travel. We recommend arriving in Havana a day early to ensure smooth connections and preparation before boarding the lodge or yacht.
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FAQ
- Do I need a visa to travel to Cuba?
- Yes. A tourist card (visa) is required and generally arranged in advance.
- What fishing gear should I bring?
- 8–10 weight rods with floating lines are recommended for bonefish, permit, and tarpon. A detailed gear list will be provided prior to the trip.
- Can non-anglers join the trip?
- Yes. Non-anglers can relax onboard, enjoy the scenery, or explore nearby areas while anglers fish.
- What species can I expect to catch?
- Bonefish and permit are abundant year-round. Tarpon are best targeted March–July, and snook inhabit mangrove channels.
- How is daily fishing organized?
- Guests fish two per skiff with expert guides. The lodge or yacht rotates locations to follow the best fishing conditions each day.
Terms
Traveling with Caddis Fly Fishing to Cayo Largo Lodge promises an unforgettable experience tailored to your needs. Specific details regarding itineraries, accommodations, and travel arrangements will be provided upon inquiry, ensuring your journey is seamless and enjoyable.
Why We Go Here
Cayo Largo Lodge is ideal for anglers seeking a remote, unpressured fishery with a diversity of species. Its shallow flats, mangrove channels, and reef edges provide habitat for bonefish, permit, tarpon, and snook, giving guests the opportunity to pursue multiple species in a single day. The location’s isolation ensures a peaceful and focused fishing experience, where anglers can connect with the water and the thrill of sight fishing.Caddis Fly Fishing values Cayo Largo for the combination of adventure and comfort it offers. With expert guides, small group sizes, and flexible daily itineraries, every day presents new opportunities and challenges. The lodge and liveaboard setup allow anglers to fish prime flats at sunrise and sunset, while returning to well-appointed accommodations for relaxation, meals, and camaraderie between excursions.
With Caddis, anglers enjoy expert guidance across the most productive flats and channels, ensuring every day is full of opportunity. Small group sizes allow for a personalized experience, with each guest getting focused attention from our skilled guides. The combination of multi-species fishing, remote scenery, and hands-on instruction makes Cayo Largo Lodge a true adventure for those seeking both challenge and discovery.