Cave and Mountain Photography by Kristen

Mona Island is an ecological reserve off the west coast of Puerto Rico, noteworthy for its wildlife, white beaches, and unspoiled limestone caves. The island, about 7 square miles in area, was formed several million years ago when plate tectonics forced it out of the surrounding ocean. On the northern end of the island, the cave open up onto sheer cliffs 200 feet above the ocean.

View north of the lighthouse