Can you see Puerto Rico from Dominican Republic?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, can you see Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic? Technically, no, you can't see it with the naked eye because they're about 70 miles apart. You'd need some super vision or maybe a really big pair of binoculars to pull that off. But hey, if you're on a clear day and feeling lucky, who knows, right?

Answer 2

Well, honey, unless you've got superhero vision, you ain't gonna see Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic. The distance between those two islands is about 90 miles of water, so unless you've got a pair of binoculars that can see through the curvature of the Earth, you're out of luck. Sorry to burst your bubble, but that's just the way the geographical cookie crumbles.

Answer 3

No, you cannot see Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic. The distance between the two islands is approximately 100 miles (160 kilometers), which is beyond the visible horizon due to the curvature of the Earth. Additionally, atmospheric conditions such as haze and humidity further limit visibility over such long distances.

Answer 4

Is it technically possible? Yes. Can it be done. Probably not, and definitely not from the beach. To have a chance to see Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic one must be a MINIMUM of 60 feet above sea level to see the highest mountain tops on Puerto Rico's western shores near Rincón 80 miles away.

It is much more likely to be able to see Isla Mona (Mona Island) which is a Puerto Rican Island that lies halfway between Hispañola and the island of Puerto Rico.