A favorite beach for families and tourists alike! The sand is soft, the water is calm and safe for…read moreswimming, and the area is very well-kept. The bathrooms and showers are super clean, and there are lifeguards on duty for extra safety. Parking is convenient, and it's right next to the famous Luquillo Kiosks, where you can enjoy delicious local food after the beach. A perfect place to spend the day in Puerto Rico!

It was our last full day in Puerto Rico, and we really wanted to have a great beach day. To use…read morethis beach, you have to go through a gated entrance and pay four dollars to park. From that point on, it doesn't cost you anything unless you choose to spend money. It's a short walk from the parking lot to the beach. We had gotten there early, and decided to rent an umbrella and a pair of lounge chairs, which cost us $35 for the day. Considering we ended up spending nearly 7 hours on the beach, it was definitely worth the purchase price. The beach is gorgeous, and the water is rock free. It did get quite busy, but we actually enjoyed the people watching. There are vendors that walk up and down the beach, selling ice, creams and drinks, but there are also little Kioskos on the property that you can walk to easily to order hot food. At the one we visited, we got delicious slushy's, Pinchos, and empanadillas that were all delicious. We had a great time, and would absolutely go back in a heartbeat! When you leave the gated parking lot, you are literally around the corner from the Luquillo kioskos if you want to hit them up for shopping or dinner after your beach day. Makes things super convenient!

Googled top places to enjoy a sunset, this one showed up. This was quite the pleasant adventure…read moreHere was my experience. ---- You know those beaches that immediately make you slow down and appreciate where you are? Seven Seas Beach was one of those for me. Coming from the mainland, it almost felt unfair how naturally beautiful this place was--clear water, palm trees, soft sand, and mountain scenery all blending together into one peaceful view. AMBIANCE Parking: There's a parking lot but there's parking on the road. I'd probably prefer parking on the road if you're going to leave as the beach closes (the line can get long) Seating: Plenty! Whether it's in the main beach or the hidden beach you got a lot of choices. Vibes: The area is a more calmer side of Puerto Rico. Fishing-town environment with local bars, seafood spots, and opportunities for bio tours. The main beach is really nice with with turquoise water, green palms, and views toward the surrounding landscape. There are a few kiosks setup if you do want to grab some food. If you're up for an adventure, coming from the main entrance, you go through a forest (enjoy the sights and sounds, like the coquis) for a good 30 minutes you can enjoy "playa escondido" a beautiful secluded beach with the common calm, shallow, and crystal clear waters but less human traffic and a better view of sunset. TL;DR OVERALL 5 Stars. B-E-A-utiful! I'm glad to have stumbled across this spot. My only wish was that I was there longer to enjoy and take it all in. Beautiful scenery, calm waters, relaxing atmosphere, and enough nearby activity without ruining the natural vibe. Whether you want to swim, relax, nap under palm trees, or simply reset mentally for a few hours--this spot is absolutely worth visiting. Would gladly come back again. TIPS * Shoutouts to the local that told me not to give up or be afraid midway through my trek to "playa escondido" * If the parking machine is still slow. I'd recommend street parking. * This spot earned its name for its isolation, shades of blue, and different bodies of water

Parking is just $5 and the stunning turquoise waters in this Fajardo, Puerto Rico beach not far…read morefrom our B&B in Luquillo, was enough to return for a second visit. You'd never know this beach exists if you're standing on the street. The beach is decent, there are food and drink kiosks that come handy when you want a break from swimming or sun bathing. We noticed some people set up beach chairs and small tables and turning their area into their own personal comfy space.

Don't come here unless you're ready to pay for extras. They actually now charge $10.00 per sun…read moreshade that you put up. They will actually come up to you and tell you that it takes up space and you need to pay for it. Nope!! Took it down and put it away. Better off at Luquillo where I don't get charged because I put up a sun shade. Pretty beach but you offer nothing. No food or drinks stands kiosks available. What a rip off.

Shallow beach right across restaurants and bars. Perfect for kids. Part of the beach under…read moremangroves. Perfect place to sit and relax on the water. Street parking available.

Another gorgeous beach in Culebra is Tamarindo Beach. Locals recommended it since it's on the other…read moreside of the island and doesn't have the seasonal algae that can show up at Flamenco Beach. It's not as family-friendly, though--there isn't much space to spread out, and it's better known as a snorkeling spot. The area is known for sea urchins and stingrays (though I didn't see any), and while the shoreline is a bit rocky, I still enjoyed swimming there. The scenery here is stunning--honestly even prettier than Flamenco, with mountains creating a beautiful backdrop. Just keep in mind it doesn't have the same amenities as Flamenco, so plan accordingly.

Compared to other beaches, this one is more private, but for sure you need to prepare more to come…read morehere. We didn't rent a car or a golf cart, we waited a long time to get a taxi. People who came here are mostly families who are prepared. Cooler, chairs, umbrellas. We did see some turtles and it is safe to snorkel. I think it is a good place to do a second dip.

Crazy good beach for boogie boarding and beginner surfing. Sandbar extends out quite a bit for a…read morenice ride and the super soft red clay of the beach felt amazing to wade through. Some locals sell fresh pina coladas.

This is a great beach for surfing as the waves get pretty high. There is not a ton of sand here,…read morebut there were tons of surf lessons going on when we were there. The road is right up on the beach so the shore is not very deep. There is parallel street parking along the road and a large lot at the east end of the beach. Since we were there for Christmas, there were a couple of trees that were decorated that made for a great photo op background. There are people walking up and down the sidewalk along the beach so it was easy to find someone to take our picture. There is also a nice grass area lining the street so people were picnicing, etc.

The island has crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft sand beaches, perfect for sunbathing,…read morerelaxing. We arrived by boat we rented from Fajardo. Had an amazing time. Definitely must visit

Ferry ride over took up 3 hours of the day between waiting for a ferry on both ends. Not worth it!…read morePlenty of beautiful beaches without that headache.

Zoni beach is the prettiest beach I've ever been to. It's a bit of a drive but so worth it.read more

Zoni Beach is on the east coast of Culebra. It is a secluded beach, very quiet and relaxing. The…read morewater is tranquil. It's a great couple's beach because of its isolation, good for kids too. You get a great view of Cayo Norte, Culebra's only privately owned island. To get to Zoni you need a vehicle. I doubt taxis make it out this far.

Cayo Norte is a small island off the northeast coast of Culebra. It's the island you see from Zoni…read moreBeach. It only has one beach, on the south. Fun fact: it is the only privately owned island in Culebra. However, that doesn't mean it is off limits. You can hire a water taxi/boat charter service to take you there. Since it is not a popular place for many, chances are you will have the beach to yourself. I believe there are wild horses on this island.