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Reserva Natural Isla de Mona

Nature reserve · West coastNot verified: Scores estimated from public sources, pending an on-site check: they may change.
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An uninhabited island in the middle of the Mona Passage, nicknamed the Galápagos of the Caribbean: limestone cliffs, endemic Mona iguanas, huge caves and empty beaches.

Beaches in this area

  1. Playa Sardinera (Isla de Mona)73
  2. Playa Uvero (Isla de Mona)66

Sights in this area

  1. Faro de Isla de MonaLighthouse58

Amenities

  • Camping

Tips

  • A DRNA permit is required, and the crossing by boat takes 3–5 hours.
  • There are no services: bring all your water and food.

Getting to the island

  1. DRNA permit required, well in advance. Bring all your water and food.

    • Boat or excursion~4 h

      Cabo Rojo (west coast) – Playa Sardinera (Mona)

      Licensed charters from Cabo Rojo or Mayagüez, 3 to 5 hours. Roughest from November to March.