Mona Island / Mona Passage

Mona Island, located in the Far West of Puerto Rico, is a remote, uninhabited protected island. It features 150 ft+ visibility, sharks, sea turtles, and untouched coral, making it a unique destination for diving.

Diving is the primary activity on the island, with typical conditions including 100–150 ft+ visibility, pelagic sharks, and a requirement for a permit and liveaboard accommodation. The best time to visit is from February to April, when the passage is calm, although a permit is required year-round.

Best season

Feb–Apr

Best time

February–April (calm passage); permit required year-round

Typical conditions

Viz 100–150 ft+ · Pelagic sharks · Permit + liveaboard required

Live surf, wind & tide conditions for this spot →

• dive
• Far West

Curated by 787daily · Verify details before visiting.

← All experiences