Cayo Romano
Discover the Magic of Cayo Romano Lodge
Cayo Romano Lodge sits in one of Cuba’s most remote and untouched flats regions, where miles of white sand and turquoise water stretch as far as the eye can see. Traveling with Caddis Fly Fishing, anglers explore hidden channels, mangrove-lined waterways, and expansive flats that feel completely wild and private. Each cast presents the chance to hook trophy bonefish, stealthy permit, or agile tarpon in waters virtually untouched by other anglers.The lodge itself is a comfortable retreat amid the wilderness. Guests enjoy air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, communal dining featuring fresh local seafood, and shaded verandas overlooking the flats. After a morning on the water, it’s easy to relax and watch the changing light across the flats, a reminder that this is fishing in its purest form.
For Caddis, Cayo Romano is more than just a fishing destination. Every day brings a mix of challenge, excitement, and quiet moments connecting with nature. Whether stalking tailing bonefish in skinny water or simply soaking in the solitude of this wild landscape, anglers leave with memories that extend far beyond the catch.
Cuba
Cayo Romano
Species
Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon, Jack Crevalle
Accommodations
Comfortable air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, full-service dining, and a shaded veranda
Prime Season
Year-round, best November–July for bonefish and permit
Length of Stay
5–7 days
Rates
$$$$
Capacity
Max 6 anglers per week
Accommodations
Cayo Romano Lodge offers comfortable, air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, designed to provide a restful retreat after long days on the flats. The lodge features communal areas including a dining room serving freshly prepared meals with locally sourced seafood and Cuban specialties, a lounge for unwinding, and a shaded veranda overlooking the flats—perfect for recounting the day’s adventures.
Staying with Caddis Fly Fishing ensures small, intimate groups so guests receive personalized attention and guided access to the best fishing spots. Evenings are serene, with the sounds of mangroves and the distant flats providing a gentle soundtrack as the sun sets.
Staying with Caddis Fly Fishing ensures small, intimate groups so guests receive personalized attention and guided access to the best fishing spots. Evenings are serene, with the sounds of mangroves and the distant flats providing a gentle soundtrack as the sun sets.
Travel Details
Travelers typically fly into Havana or Camagüey, followed by ground transfers to Cayo Romano. The drive provides a scenic introduction to Cuba’s countryside and takes approximately six hours from Havana or three from Camagüey. Caddis Fly Fishing coordinates all internal transfers, gear transport, and logistics to make travel seamless, so anglers can focus on fishing rather than planning.
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FAQ
- What skill level is best for Cayo Romano?
- Cayo Romano is suitable for intermediate to advanced anglers, but beginners with guide support can also enjoy productive days.
- Do I need my own gear?
- Caddis Fly Fishing can provide or help arrange top-quality fly rods, reels, and tackle suitable for bonefish, permit, and tarpon.
- What is the best time of year to visit?
- November through July offers ideal flats conditions and peak species activity.
- Are there any non-fishing activities?
- Yes, guests can explore the mangroves, birdwatch, or simply enjoy the lodge’s relaxing surroundings.
- How many anglers per group?
- Caddis keeps groups small, typically no more than six guests, for a personalized and efficient fishing experience.
Terms
Traveling with Caddis Fly Fishing to Cayo Romano 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.
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Why We Go Here
Cayo Romano offers an unparalleled combination of wild, remote flats and consistently productive fishing waters. For Caddis Fly Fishing, it’s the perfect destination where every day presents new challenges and opportunities. Anglers can wade pristine white sand flats searching for tailing bonefish, stalk elusive permit, or chase rolling tarpon in shallow channels. The scale and solitude of this fishery make every cast feel like an adventure into uncharted territory.Beyond the fishing, Caddis loves Cayo Romano for its untouched natural beauty. Mangrove-lined waterways, endless flats, and sparkling turquoise channels create a landscape that feels both vast and intimate. Every moment on the water is a chance to connect with the environment, whether spotting birds gliding above the flats or noticing subtle changes in the tide that guide the fish’s movements.
The lodge itself adds to the magic of the destination. Small, personalized groups allow for attentive, expert guidance from Caddis, maximizing productive time on the water while maintaining a relaxed and comfortable retreat in the evenings. Whether it’s sharing stories over a fresh seafood dinner or watching the sunset ripple across the flats, every aspect of Cayo Romano is curated to leave anglers with an experience that lingers long after the trip ends.