Puerto Rico is surrounded by over a hundred of beautiful cays, islets and tiny islands. Visiting the different types of beaches of our tiny and small cay, Islets and islands is a must. They should all be included in your Puerto Rico things to do and places to see lists. All of them are different and special at the same time. There are various ways to access, discover and explore them… all by water. It could be on a kayak, on a motorboat, a pirate ship, a catamaran and on an aquatic bike! During the fall, winter and spring seasons they are usually secluded and relaxing as opposed to Holy Week, holiday weekends and the summer months when the locals are on vacations as well.
It is very important to inform that these cays, islets and tiny islands do not have any facilities at all. So, our general advice is to take with you towels, suntan lotion, bug repellent, sun hat, sunglasses, water shoes, sturdy sole shoes for hiking, beach umbrella, beach chairs, waterproof phone case, plastic bags, underwater camara, change of clothes, first aid kit, life jackets, motion sickness medication, children beach toys, floating water mat, snorkeling gear, food and lots of water!
All these activities and their content are subject to change without prior notice. We recommend you to verify before participating in them. Top 10 Puerto Rico is not responsible for its final performance nor your safety when visiting these cays, islets and tiny islands, and participating in the mentioned activities.
Note: The difference between islet and cay is that islet is a small island while cay is a small, low island largely made of sand or coral. Source: https://wikidiff.com/islet/cay
Top 10 Puerto Rico Cays and Islets
Luis Peña Cay, Culebra
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Mata La Gata Cay, Lajas
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Piñeiros Island, ceiba
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Isla Caja de Muertos (Coffin Island) Nature Reserve, Ponce
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Desecheo Island, Rincón
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Culebrita Island, Culebra
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Icacos Cay, Fajardo
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Jobos Bay´s Islets and Cays
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Cardona Cay, Ponce
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