Puerto Rico - West Coast

Facing the Mona Passage, the west coast is the most secluded region of Puerto Rico. The region is a mixture of upland pastures, cliffs, resort towns, industrial settlements and undeveloped areas. The West Coast has a reputation for being wild and rugged.

Despite this, the West Coast of Puerto Rico has some sizeable developments, including Mayagüez, the third largest city in Puerto Rico, as well as Rincón and San Germán. There are also some great spots for anyone interested in snorkeling, diving, or surfing. Apart from the mainland the West Coast has two offshore islands worth visiting, Isla Descheo and Isla Mona.