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Playa Buye is a beautiful beach located in Boqueron. It is known as a perfect swimming spot with mangrove trees and local food and merchandise vendors.

Popular Things: Calm waters, soft sand, natural shade from the trees, and beautiful sunsets.

Favorite Activities: Swimming, sunbathing, and jet ski rental.

Food & Drink: Beachside restaurant and bar offering local snacks and drinks; vendors walk up and down the beach offering food and drinks.

Crash Boat Beach is a popular beach in Aguadilla, known for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Popular Things: Colorful boats, lively atmosphere, and vibrant marine life.

Favorite Activities: Snorkeling, jet skiing, and paddleboarding.

Food & Drink: Food trucks and beachside restaurants offering a variety of local cuisine and frozen drinks.

Tanga Beach is a serene beach in Boqueron, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea. The beach area has a park-like setup with some picnic tables, a grassy area, and a small fee for parking. Good place to go on weekends to avoid the crowds at other beaches. Go early to claim the natural shady spots; otherwise bring umbrellas.

Popular Things: Tranquil environment, clear waters, and beautiful scenery.

Favorite Activities: Swimming, picnicking, shelling, and kayaking.

Food & Drink: Bring your own cooler.

Playa Combate is a lively beach in El Combate, known for its beautiful sunsets. Beachside restaurants and bars come alive at sunset.

Popular Things: Stunning sunsets, natural shade, calm waters, soft sand, and beach parties.

Favorite Activities: Swimming, jetski rentals, offshore sunset cruise, feeding the tarpons in the shallows after dark.

Food & Drink: Beach bars and restaurants offering delicious food and drink.

Santa Beach in Guanica is a hidden gem which becomes a party scene on the weekends.

Popular Things: Secluded location, pristine waters, and lush greenery.

Favorite Activities: Swimming, jet ski and boat rental, and hiking.

Food & Drink: Local food stalls on the east end of the beach offer fresh seafood and tropical fruits on the weekends. Otherwise, bring your own cooler.

Domes Beach in Rincon, home of the 1968 World Surfing Championship and 2018 WSL Longboard Competition, is a favorite among surfers, offering great waves and a laid-back vibe. Strong surf at this location is not for the novice swimmer. Bring protective footwear for the beach.

Popular Things: Consistent waves, surf culture, and relaxed atmosphere.

Favorite Activities: Surfing, surfing lessons, watching the pro surfers, sunbathing, and beachcombing.

Food & Drink: Bars and eateries line the road leading to Domes Beach offering a wide range of food. Nearby downtown Rincon also offers a wide variety of international cuisine.

Playa Sucia at the southwest point of Cabo Rojo is a stunning beach with dramatic cliffs, a lighthouse, and crystal-clear waters. Unfortunately the local authorities have closed the road to the beach, resulting in an approximately 2-mile hike to the beach from the nearest parking lot.

Popular Things: Dramatic cliffs, clear waters, and breathtaking views.

Favorite Activities: Hiking, swimming, and photography.

Food & Drink: Nothing available for miles. Bring your own drinks and snacks, but be mindful that you might have to haul them by foot upwards of 2 miles.