Puerto Rico might be a small island, but it is surrounded by more than 270 miles of beautiful coastline. And it’s not just the quantity of beaches that’s impressive. There’s an endless number of activities you can do under the sun…
Puerto Rico might be a small island, but it is surrounded by more than 270 miles of beautiful coastline. And it’s not just the quantity of beaches that’s impressive. There’s an endless number of activities you can do under the sun. Some offer you world-class surfing. Others feature miles of reefs with plenty of marine life to admire.
Even if you just want to spend the day relaxing just taking in the beauty of white sand and turquoise water, there’s a beach just for you. It’s no wonder why a few of them have been recognized as the best in the world.
Flamenco beach
… Simply breathtaking…voted many times by respected travel experts and traveler polls as one of the best and most beautiful beaches in the world. Photos simply don’t do it justice, you have to see to appreciate it. Whether you’re honeymooning or traveling with children, Flamenco beach is an idyllic beach scene. Playa Flamenco is like a giant pool, calm waters, crystal clear and shallow parts perfect for floating under the sun and letting your children play. A ferry ride from Fajardo and you can enjoy it all day.Flamenco Beach feels really big, yet provides many intimate spots, perfect for love birds. If you’re longing to feel like you have your own piece of paradise, you won’t have a problem finding a quiet spot even on a busy summer day
Cabo Rojo La Playuela
..The most scenic location on the main island of Puerto Rico, a crescent shape white sand beach that’s postcard perfect. Views of limestone cliffs, mountains and nature reserve in the background and within walking distance, the most amazing trail to the cliffs leading to an elegant working lighthouse, breathtaking views of the Caribbean, rock formations and natural arches. Playa Sucia is inside a wildlife nature reserve with salt flats, a bird sanctuary, scenic walking and bicycle trails and an observation tower
The offshore island of Vieques
..Just seven miles off the east coast of Puerto Rico lies Vieques, a rustic island of lush verdant mangroves and forests, idyllic beaches and a glow-in-the-dark aquatic wonder of the world that must be seen to be believed.
Vieques
is affectionately known in Puerto Rico as Isla Nena (“Baby Girl Island”) and is equally beloved by locals and visitors. It is truly a destination to unwind, slow down to island time, and beach-hop, swim and snorkel your way through life..A mere 21 miles long by 5 miles wide, Vieques has only two small districts: Isabel II, where the ferries dock, and Esperanza, a beachfront hangout with a boardwalk, quaint guesthouses, and restaurants.
Mosquito Bay
Vieques’s crown jewel is Mosquito Bay, recognized as the brightest bio bay by the Guinness Book of World Records. A visit to this rare ecosystem is an unforgettable experience as visitors can kayak or take an electric pontoon boat out into the bay to watch the surrounding water glow neon green in the dark
Vieques Wildlife National Refuge
The eastern shore of Vieques contains the largest national wildlife refuge in the Caribbean, covering half of the island. Once inside, you can spend all day hiking and beach hopping to explore incredible white sands and crystalline waters.
Esperanza and Sunbay Beach
The Esperanza district is the island’s premier beachfront hangout and is located next to Sunbay, Vieques’s main public beach, which complies with all facilities and is listed as a Blue Flag, environmentally-friendly beach.
The Sectret Beach
..Small beach, with very calm waters, on the Caribbean side of the island of Vieques. Plata Prieta, the local name of the beach,one of the most beautiful beaches in vieques. years ago, one found the small clearing in the trees and the dirt road by marking off the distance from a landmark. today, the entrance is well marked. but the beach is the same. very white sand, very blue water. because of the cove it is in, the water is undisturbed so…
