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Las Tetas de Cayey
Cerro del Torito
Settlement
Close-up of Las Tetas from PR-52.
Country	Puerto Rico
Region	Cayey
Elevation	2,690 ft (819.9 m)
Coordinates	18°05′43″N 66°13′54″W / 18.09528°N 66.23167°W / 18.09528; -66.23167
Timezone	Atlantic (AST) (UTC-4)

Las Tetas De Cayey, also known as "Cerro Las Tetas" and "Cerro del Torito", are two mountain peaks in Cayey, Puerto Rico, so nicknamed for their similarity to a woman's breasts (the word "tetas" is colloquial for "breasts" in Spanish, much like the English word "tits"). They are located near the Monumento al Jíbaro Puertorriqueño statue located on Highway PR-52.

It is believed these mountains were used in the Cuban coat of arms in an effort to symbolize the union between Puerto Rico and Cuba against Spain.

Views

Las Tetas de Cayey (to the left) from farther in the mountain range.

Las Tetas as seen from the south coast of Puerto Rico in the municipality of Coamo.

See also

• Cayey, Puerto Rico
• Cordillera Central, Puerto Rico