A really nice beach on the southwestern portion of the island. Parking was a bit difficult but the…read morebeach and the vibe was really good. The beach area did have some shady areas but it was a bit narrow. Jumping into the ocean was really cool, practically no strong waves and the beach was really clean.

This is an amazing beach! The water is so clear you can see your feet/hands,fish, & sand on the…read morebottom of the ocean. The scenery is breathtaking & leaves you astonished! There's pelicans that fly in & out of the water. Annie's place(restaurant)is right near the exit of the beach if you get hungry from swimming. I came here 2 times & def will be back!

The name literally means "dirty beach," but don't let that fool you, most of the time the water is…read morebeautiful and clear, and the sand is soft and inviting. There are no facilities, food stalls, or rentals so pack water, snacks, sun protection, and anything else you might want.

Wow! Well worth the walk. To get to this amazing beach we had to walk a mile through a rustic…read morepathway, but well worth it. The beach is beautiful. The water is calm and so blue. We had to park on street then walk about one mile. We tried coming here years ago but could not find it. The signage was much better.

amazing tourist destination! Had fun here! The views are amazing, there are plenty restaurants and…read morebars nearby. Parking is a bit difficult; after you park, you must have to pass the fences and follow a sidewalk down. It's such a vibe tho, especially with the street dogs and the colorful paintings on the walls!!

This is my number one beach in PR in general! Puerto Rico has many beaches that all carry their own…read morebeauty but from the first time I've came here I fell in love with this beach and now this is my third time visiting. There's always space available and getting there early now is crucial because now the little green forest has a river canal that brings in the brown water during the early afternoon but in the morning the water is crystal clear. They also have a food stand that also has restrooms if need be. Please if you visit this beautiful peaceful beach bring an extra garbage bag to take your trash out when you're done, the garbage is located by the food stand by the smoking section. Parking outside is either paid or if you get there early you can find a spot outside of the parking lot like I did.

An amazing beach. I have been here several times and it is quickly becoming one of my faves. The…read morebeach has ample parking and lots of shade areas as well as sandy beach areas. The water is crystal clear. One of the cool things with this beach is that you can literally walk by the sore and come to a boardwalk area where the have a town with cool bars, restaurants and shops. The beach is very clean and this time the bathrooms were even open and very clean. Love this place.

Playa Boqueron is my favorite beach in Cabo Rojo! The water there is crystal clear and you can see…read morethe fish. It's not too crowded. There's a lot of palm trees everywhere. It's really beautiful!

This is a really cool place. Great for kids. They have picnic tables, restrooms, fresh water…read moreshowers, and grill pits. The pool itself is also isn't very deep. The water is really clean and clear. Please do not litter!

Nice for pictures, family bbq and swimming. The water is amazing. Not a good beach to lay out and…read moreget a tan.

Paradise is the best word that describes Guilligan's Island. My husband took me here when we were…read morefirst dating and I immediately fell in love with it. It took some damage during Hurricane María in 2017 and then during the January 2020 earthquakes. You can see some structures such as the bbq pits destroyed (I wish I had taken a picture). I don't know if the ferry is operational again. However, if you have a kayak, paddleboard or boat, you can access the island. That is what we did this past weekend. We were staying with some friends at Copamarina Beach Resort. We rented two kayaks and paddled out there. It takes about 20min each way. When we arrived there weren't many people there. It was so quiet and peaceful. It was as close as you could get to having the place to yourself. We found a nice spot and chilled. The kids loved it too. The next day we returned with drinks and snacks (we took all the trash back with us to the resort). We encountered some curious iguanas which we had to fend off so they wouldn't approach our food. Still, it was a fun day.

We had SO much fun. What an amazing, hidden treasure. It's such a beautiful place. It feels…read moreunreal!! The ferry was $20 for two people (round trip) and worth EVERY penny. Get a pina cola before boarding the boat (leaves every hour on the hour). You can bring chairs, and definitely bring a cooler with drinks and a float! And lunch!! We packed up a lunch and our drinks and enjoyed the entire day there. It was beautiful. It's like a natural lazy river and beach all in one! I would highly recommend. It's incredible.

A rustic beach which is very calm. The beach/water is very clear. Parking is literally steps from…read morethe actual beach area. Please be advised there are no changing areas or bathrooms. Essentially you pay $2 per person and you enjoy your stay. We went on a weekday so it was not crowded. A really cool place to catch some rays and read a good book. Just remember to clean up after yourself.

We stayed in Guanica for 5 weeks during the summer of 2024. I still dream of playa la jungla. It's…read morethe place I come back to when I imagine my dream beach. We came early most mornings and were alone on the beach with the wildlife. When the tide was low, we could see brightly colored coral growing on the roots of the mangroves. Watching the pelicans dive into the calm, crystal clear water was just breathtaking.

The literal concrete steps on the shoreline is a bit gimmicky for IG. Parking is a bit limited if…read morethis spot does get crowded. Otherwise it's a pretty nice beach. I think we were more interested in feeding the donkeys by the parking lot.

I heard about this beach from the local owners of a cute rockaway beach/long beach style boutique…read moreshop in town. We took their advice after asking about nearby snorkeling locations and were blown away. The flat rocks and reef right off the coast attract all sort of different sea life and as result, this quickly became over favorite snorkeling spot we found on our trip. It really feels as clear as it can get. The feeling of watching hundreds of beautiful and blue fish glide beneath you while you're effortlessly floating along the warm saltwater is like no other. This beach is extremely chill and low key. Parking is super simple as people just park where they can along the side of the very long dirt road that leads down to the beach. You're basically behind the backyards of a long row of houses that line the beach so everyone is mindful of the neighbors. As with many of the beaches in Puerto Pico, the jetty corners of the beach curiously invite you to take a peak around them. One fella set up an entire hammock within a large tree and even started a small campfire. No one seemed to mind, again it was all very chill. The beach gets its name from this set particular of steps (stairs?) that jet out from the water. It must have been from a previous dock or structure that was originally there and it makes for a really and unique cool setting. There is also a swing set that is a popular photo spot on social media but I could not manage to get up up on it (seems like it's easier to do during low-tide). We did however to capture some pretty fun photos of different angles all around the beach. So if you find yourself on the west side of the island and want to experience some phenomenal snorkeling, you've got to find this spot!

We snorkeled here upon the recommendation of a local guide. It was so easy to enter the water from…read morethe beach and great for our beginner snorkelers (age 9-13). The coral and sea life were so fun to see! We saw lots of sea urchin but none of us got stung because we knew to keep away from the rocks The portable potties were really dirty though so we opted to drive to a rest room since we were done anyway.

Tres Palmas is a gorgeous surfing beach in a marine reserve in the surfing Mecca of Rincón. Surfers…read morefrom all over showcase their skills in the tall rolling waves. For the non surfers it also offers unforgettable sunsets from the westernmost tip of the island, and lively nightlife, music, and stupendous seafood fare along the nearby coastal town. Street parking is readily available a short hike from the surf. Hiking along the reserve is moderately strenuous and can lead to your own corner of paradise.