Camagüey stands out as the flattest province of Cuba, characterized by its wide savannas, which have led to an agricultural economic base with good soils, suitable for the development of cane, citrus, rice, food, vegetables and pastures.
On both coasts there are very important coral reefs. It is the region with the greatest number of keys, both in the north and in the south shore, which are part of the Jardines del Rey and Jardines de la Reina archipelagos respectively; the biggest ones are: Sabinal, Guajaba, Romano, Cruz, Paredón and Mégano Grande, the beach of Santa Lucia is also notable, all on the north coast. Many of these keys are linked to each other and to the main island by means of causeways. The geography of Camagüey includes beaches that cover more than 120 km and are associated with the north and south keys of its territory: 1 of every 4 km of beaches of Cuba.
Weather in Camagüey, Cuba
The weather of Camagüey is tropical. The average annual temperature of the province of Camagüey is 77.36 °F and rainfall is around 1400 mm in the year.
In Camagüey there are two well-defined seasons: the dry season, from November to April, and the rain season from May to October. The hurricane season of the province, as in all of Cuba, is from June 1 to November 30.
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