2024 Map of Cayo Icacos OE N

About this map

Las Croabas serves as the coastal anchor for this maritime survey, which focuses on the scattered cays and reefs northeast of mainland Puerto Rico. The geography is defined by small, isolated landmasses including Cayo Icacos, Cayo Ratones, and Cayo Lobos, which together form part of the La Cordillera chain. The waters are segmented by specific nautical passages such as the Pasaje de San Juan and Pasaje Cucaracha, indicating the traditional navigation routes between the mainland and the smaller islands. On the mainland shore, Cabezas de San Juan and Playa Canalejo mark the transition from the inhabited coast to the open Atlantic Ocean. The presence of hazards and landmarks like Las Cucarachas and Los Farallones illustrates the coastal complexity that has influenced local fishing and maritime activity for generations.