Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse)
Playa Punta Tuna in Maunabo sits beneath a historic lighthouse on Puerto Rico's southeastern coast where the Caribbean meets the Atlantic. This scenic beach features dramatic cliffs, strong currents, and powerful shorebr…
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About Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse)
Playa Punta Tuna in Maunabo sits beneath a historic lighthouse on Puerto Rico's southeastern coast where the Caribbean meets the Atlantic. This scenic beach features dramatic cliffs, strong currents, and powerful shorebreak that demand respect from swimmers. The lighthouse, one of only three operating in Puerto Rico, dominates the landscape and offers stunning coastal views perfect for photography and exploration.
Local tips
Getting there & safety
Access
Road & short walk. Access: road & short walk.
Swim smart
No lifeguards are present. Swim at your own risk and never swim alone. Apply waterproof sunscreen regularly - the tropical sun is strong. Check weather conditions before visiting, especially during hurricane season (June-November).
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Questions
Where is Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) located?
Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) is located in Maunabo, Puerto Rico. The exact coordinates are 18.0039, -65.8855. You can use GPS navigation or follow signs to Maunabo and look for beach access points.
Is Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) good for swimming?
Yes, Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) is a public beach open for swimming.
What facilities are available at Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse)?
Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) offers the following facilities: Parking.
What activities can I do at Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse)?
Popular activities at Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) include swimming, relaxing, sunbathing. The beach is perfect for a day trip from Maunabo.
Is there parking at Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse)?
Yes, Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) has parking available.
What is the best time to visit Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse)?
The best time to visit Playa Punta Tuna (Lighthouse) is during Puerto Rico's dry season from December to April. For fewer crowds, visit on weekday mornings. Always check weather conditions before visiting.
