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  1. Boqueron Beach
    Boqueron beach is excellent for swimming. Admission US$1, parking for hundreds of cars ($2), camping, changing rooms.
    How to get there: From San Juan take Road 52 towards Ponce, which will connect you to Road 2 towards Mayaguez. Take the exit onto Road 100, then take Road 101 into Boquerón.

    2. (787) 851-1900

  2. Buye Beach
    Just north of the village of Boquerón, on route 307 at Km 4.8.


  3. Carolina Beach
    Located between Isla Verde and Piñones directly behind the airport.


  4. Caña Gorda Beach
    Just outside of Guánica on hwy 333 adjacent to a little fishing village with small restaurants.

    5. (787) 821-5676

  5. Club Nautico Rincon

    6. (787) 823-8800

  6. Combate Beach


  7. Crash Boat Beach
    A popular surfing and sports beach located just north of Aguadilla on the west coast.


  8. El Escambron Beach

    9. (787) 622-5229

  9. El Morrilo Beach


  10. El Tuque Beach


  11. Emajagua Beach


  12. Escondida Beach


  13. Flamenco Beach
    The crystal-blue pride of Culebra was once rated as one of America's best beaches by the Travel Channel for its beauty and natural tranquility.


  14. Guayanes Beach


  15. Isla Ratones
    A small island reached form a roadside dock. Open Tue-Sun 9am-5pm.

    16. (787) 851-1025

  16. Isla Verde Beach
    How to get there: From Luis Munoz Marin International Airport take Road 26, turn right on 187, then left on Road 37.

    17. (787) 791-2410

  17. Jauca Beach


  18. Jobos Beach
    This is a beautiful surfing beach on the northwest coast.


  19. Joyuda Beach


  20. La Monserrate Beach

    21. (787) 889-5871

  21. La Pared Beach


  22. La Parguera
    La Parguera in Lajas, boasts the Phosphorescent Bay, one of two bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico, where any movement of the water causes the tiny organisms to light up with an eerie greenish glow. La Parguera is 2 ½ hours away from San Juan, 45 minutes from Ponce or Mayaguez and 1 hour from Aguadilla.
    How to get there: From San Juan take Road 52 to Ponce and Road 2 towards San German. Exit onto Road 116 to La Parguera.


  23. La Ponderosa Beach


  24. La Ventana Beach


  25. Larga Beach


  26. Las Mareas Beach


  27. Las Pailas Beach


  28. Las Picuas Beach


  29. Las Salinas
    Discover how we get the salt from the sea water.


  30. Las Tunas Beach


  31. Las Vacas Beach


  32. Los Machos Beach


  33. Los Negritos Beach


  34. Luquillo Beach
    This is one of the public beaches most famous and frequented by the locals.


  35. Mameyes Beach


  36. Manglillo Beach
    Part of the Dry Forest Reserve.


  37. Mar Chiquita Beach


  38. Marina Puerto Chico

    39. (787) 863-0834

  39. Marina Puerto Real

    40. (787) 863-2188

  40. Medio Mundo Beach


  41. Morillo Beach


  42. Peñon Brussi Beach


  43. Phosphorescent Bay


  44. Pico de Piedra Beach


  45. Puerto Del Rey Marina

    46. (787) 860-1000

  46. Puerto Hermina Beach


  47. Punta Guilarte Beach
    Located east of Arroyo off of Rt 3 on the west side of the Puerto Patillas bay, considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the island.

    48. (787) 839-3565

  48. Punta Salinas Beach

    49. (787) 795-5245

  49. Punta Santiago Beach
    How to Get There: From LMM International Airport take Road 26 and exit on Road 3, which takes you straight to Punta Santiago.

    50. (787) 852-1660

  50. Punta Soldado Beach


  51. Punta Tuna Beach


  52. Santa Beach


  53. Jaboncillo Beach


  54. Sardinera Beach

    55. (787) 796-2830

  55. Sea Lovers Marina

    56. (787) 863-3762

  56. Serra Beach


  57. Seven Seas Beach
    An excellent beach next to the nature reserve at the end of hwy 987.

    58. (787) 863-8180

  58. Sun Bay Beach

    59. (787) 741-8198

  59. Tamarindo Beach


  60. Tamarindo Beach


  61. Tres Hermanos Beach
    Open daily 8am - 5pm.

    62. (787) 826-1610

  62. Villa Marina Yacht Harbour

    63. (787) 863-5131

  63. Wyndham El Conquistador Marina

    64. (787) 863-6594



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Since 2014, the island has lost 2% of population each year.