2018 Map of Punta Tuna

About this map

The Sierra de Guardarraya dominates the coastal topography of this southeastern Puerto Rican landscape, forming a dramatic backdrop for the settlements of Maunabo and Lamboglia. The terrain transitions sharply from these high ridges down to the Caribbean Sea, where numerous drainage systems such as Quebrada Higuero and Quebrada Campo Libre reach the shore. The coastal margin is marked by distinctive points and beaches, including Punta Tuna and Playa Maunabo, which define the region's interaction with the sea. Near the shoreline, the Cementerio Guardarraya and a network of local roads like Carr 3 and PR 7758 reflect the established community life and infrastructure connecting these coastal valleys. The map provides a precise look at the land-to-sea boundary, including the maritime hazards of Arrecife Sargent and the sheltered waters of Puerto Maunabo.