Very small beach! loved how empty it is though! It seems like not a lot of people come here. I…read moreloved the small bar area which was nice to grab some drinks, they also serve food. Since it had been raining water wasn't as clear but it was perfect for the time being out there! I loved the swing set super cute for photos! Parking was only $5 bucks. They have bathrooms there as well, nice seating area by the bar. If you're looking to be away from everyone this is the one. This is around Coamo PR which was where we visited our friend's grandma.

A very small beach with very clean clear water. The beach has some mangroves which make it very…read morepicturesque. There isn't a big Sandy beach area but it was nice to spend time here without many people. There is a restaurant on the premises which sells good food and cold beer. If you need, they have a bathroom which is very clean. To gain access you pay $5 for parking then you are able to enter the beach area. We had a good time.

After visiting Blue Beach and Red Beach, it was only fitting to explore Green Beach. The drive from…read moreIsabel II took about half an hour and the roads got a bit rough and muddy as I got closer. It was fun to see so many island horses along the drive, plus a Great Blue Heron and sand crabs. The coral and sea shells are abundant on this deserted beach in the most Western area of Vieques. The gnats are horrendous and they bite! I kept applying a generous amount of Deet free bug lotion and it helped keep them at bay. The water is refreshing and the brown sand is full of pebbles and shells. I suggest water shoes if you visit, as there are rockier and coral areas that are difficult to maneuver.

A really nice small quiet beach area. The beach is rather rustic and natural. It is as nature…read moreintended it to be. Small beach sand area but quite beautiful to just here the waves come in and out. Great spot to sit and hear the waves roll in and out. In talking to some locals, apparently there is some good kite surfing opportunities here.

I came here for the first time with my wife and son. I had been here before a few times when I was…read moresingle to kayak in the lagoon. This time we went for a hike. It was a nice and chill hike. Very easy, flat for the most part. The only uphill hike is the on the trail to reach El Morrillo, which are two bunkers left over from WW2. They overlook the ocean and we're used to spot German U-boats. It was pretty cool, and the view is even cooler. The Reserve has beach access. I believe you can get in so bring a bathing suit if you plan on taking a dip. The same trails for hiking are used for bike riding, so be aware for bikers. Also, if you are riding a bike, be mindful of hikers. The Reserve has a fishing platform. They don't rent fishing equipment. You have to bring your own. We saw a guy catch a tilapia. The lagoon is great for birdwatching so bring those binoculars. Overall, this is a perfect spot for a family outing and also a date (of your date enjoys the outdoors). Note: the address and pin on this page are incorrect. The address says Bayamón,PR instead of Humacao,PR. The pin has it on Just off PR-3. That is wrong. It is right on PR-3. You will see the entrance on the right. I made the edit, hopefully the update will be up soon. This spot is worth visiting.

I got a pair of binoculars for Christmas and was dying to use them. I'm glad it was here. I loved…read morethis place. It was very beautiful. We went for a hike. I hadn't hiked for a while and our 4 year old had never been on a hike. It was a lovely experience. He loved it. We spotted turtles, lizards, fish, birds, and a hermit crab. The Reserve is an excellent place to bring kids. Very family friendly. I hope to come back soon to try the kayaking and to fish. For fishing, you have to bring your own equipment. They also rent bikes. That would also be fun. They don't have food or drinks here, at least not that I noticed. Better bring your own. They have some picnic tables. Also, the Reserve is not too far from food options. You will find several places to eat nearby on the PR-3, such as the Malecón de Naguabo, which has good seafood places.

Want to experience a hidden gem that is one of the best waterfalls and swimming experiences in the…read moreNaguabo area? You can google Charco El Hippie in Naguabo. This spot is definitely worth it to go swimming and cliff jumping. This spot is not over run with tourists and tourist companies. Upon arrival there is a small house that provides parking for $5.00. A small walk up the hill and a climb down to the waterfalls becomes a great swimming experience. Just be aware there are deep spots and does have a slight current. Otherwise the cliff jumping and swimming is awesome. Best to go early to get a nice spot to sit at. You can also climb to a higher location and see another waterfall and other smaller swimming holes. You can bring food and drinks and your own music if so desired. I highly recommend this location if you desire a smaller crowd and privacy. This is my go to spot and my family loves the location. It's a hidden gem.

Thrilling yet safe experience! The staff are truly trained professionals and excited to see each…read moreadventurer conquer fears and triumph in experiencing God's creation. The views are worth every effort and the restaurant offers several delicious drinks and meals to keep your stamina up! Don't miss this Puerto Rican gem!

For my aunt's 76th birthday, we went zip lining and chose the 2-for-1 package that included two…read moreactivities each plus a $25 food and drink credit at the onsite restaurants. The staff made checking in easy and explained everything clearly. We opted for the Monster and the Beast ziplines, and they were absolutely fantastic! Toro Verde was top-notch, and the views from the ziplines were breathtaking. I could have spent the whole day riding them if given the chance.

We stopped here after a full day of driving all around Puerto Rico's coast--for the epic sunset…read more Woah. Grab a $3 corona, sit at the back bench and watch the sun go down at the neighborhood's local dive bar. Best spot! Beach is accessible, free and tons of surfers to watch--it's a hidden gem down here in inches. *Be careful of fast drivers. You WILL get hit by a car if you wander the roads here. It's not lit very well.

Secluded beach, good snorkeling although be careful with the current. I saw lots of colorful fish,…read morebeautiful seashells, and gorgeous views. It is a bit of a walk and I parked my car at Balneario de Patillas and just walked to the end of the road because the road is a dirt road with deep puddles. The first area you come to is great for snorkeling, if you keep walking you will have rough waters but beautiful mountain and ocean views.