On the southernmost part of the island is a mansion where El Rubio hides a collection of gold and other expensive and rare items such as a limited-edition, diamond-encrusted bottle of Sinsimito Tequila, a ruby necklace, several bearer bonds, a large pink diamond, and a diamond-encrusted panther statue sitting on a large sapphire ball. To generate more income, he opened a beach party on his island to hard partygoers to sneak his products in. Strickler also established a solar farm on the island to hide his activities using his green advocacy as a front. He established enormous marijuana farms and cocaine factories on the island and installed an airstrip and two docks to distribute his products. Various artifacts around the island give hints to its history, including a cemetery near the airstrip, several collapsed obelisks, one of which forms the center point of a circular graveyard of 13 plots and relics from the Spanish Empire such as conquistador armor.Īt some point, Juan "El Rubio" Strickler, one of the world's biggest narcrotraffickers, bought the island and made it the center of his criminal empire, and renamed it "Cayo Perico" (which translates to "Cocaine Cay"). The island first appeared in the "El Rubio Dossier" teaser released during the Los Santos Summer Special update, which contained views of three locations on the island, including a sprawling clifftop Spanish-style estate, a security tower and a farm.Ī Primitive Shelter is situated in the southeastern area, implying an untold prehistory.
It also contains an untold fortune in art, gold and drug money, scattered across the island.Ĭayo Perico is not only the nerve center of El Rubio’s drug empire, but also plays host to his other great love: marathon beach dance parties, where everyone from jetsetters and heiresses to legendary music producers gather to rave until the sun comes up.
Cayo Perico is considered one of the most secure private islands in the entire world, and the location of the remote island compound of the world’s most notorious drug dealer, Juan Strickler (also known as El Rubio).
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