On the Water
Desecheo Island
Far West
Desecheo Island is an uninhabited island with 80–100 ft visibility, located in the Far West of Puerto Rico. It is protected by the USFWS and features large marine life, including sharks, rays, and turtles, in abundance.
The island is accessible by day-trip charter from Rincón or Aguadilla, and diving is a primary activity. The best time to visit is from November to April, when seas in the Mona Passage allow for crossings, making it ideal for experiencing the island's pelagic life.
- Best season
- Nov–Apr
- Best time
- November–April when seas in the Mona Passage allow crossings
- Typical conditions
- Viz 80–100 ft · Pelagic life · Charter access only
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