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.

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.

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!

Boqueron is one of my favorite beaches in Cabo Rojo. You have everything you need, entertainment,…read morerestaurants and stores.

We went to Cabo Rojo beach (also called Playa Sucia) after touring the lighthouse that sits on the…read morecliff above. The beach is clean, it's sort of a hidden cove. It's a beautiful beach, blue water, probably one of the nicest I have ever been to. No stores or restaurants so be prepared. Bring food/water/drinks with you. Only spent 1 day there as we were touring all of the West side of the island & had a limited time but we will definitely go back.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2017: 19/100…read more Wow, this is a beautiful beach that is in front of a residential area, so it's kind of secluded from the tourists and people in general. I stayed on a rental (Airbnb) right across this beach. Like literally 10 steps from the property. Doesn't get crowded and few locals visit this beach. Nice, non-threatening waves and very clean. A great place to search for seashells, relax at the beach or even go for a jog. If you are looking for an isolated beach in Rincón, this place is great. Also, it's about 5 minutes away (on car) from 3 of the most popular restaurants in Rincón... Very convenient location. Finally, even though the parking is limited (to a few spots on the street), since mostly residents from the are visit this beach, most likely than not, you can find a spot for your car. Enjoy it and keep it clean!! :D

We did almost all of our activities during our vacation with Verdeazul because we knew these guys…read morewere the best. We did the river and ocean paddleboarding tours, and two surfing tours. We had Adrian and Giovanni for the tours and just had a blast! They really treat you well and accommodate the tours to your style. It's like your just hanging out with some old friends. Your not just doing these awesome adventures - we also learned about the Puerto Rican culture, ancestry history, and they gave great restaurant recommendations. We rented a car but some other people on our tour group were picked up by Verdeazul for the adventures. Adrian even helped us get connected to a vet when we found a sato (Puerto Rican slang for a street mutt)! We have the most memorable memories from this trip thanks to the guys at Verdeazul! We strongly suggest booking something through them and would recommend it to all our friends and family. They take all the photos for you and email them to you so you don't have to worry about trying to capture the moment and enjoy it at the same time. Not to be missed!

Website didn't have pricing info so I reached out via email. The owner was quick to respond to my…read moreinquiries. We decided to book a kayaking tour, but I wish we would have paddle boarded but kiddos didn't want. Anyway, as I mentioned the owner was awesome when we arrived. Brian our guide on the tour was super laidback. Was trying to find things to point out during our tour and wasn't invasive at all. Allowed us space to enjoy the beautiful scenery as a family. We stopped for a bit at a swing and the kids had a blast. Some dude told confronted Brian about some permit, which brian told me later they of course had, but Brian played it cool and let the man say his piece and he went on his way. Really a memorable experience. Amazing views of cliffs on the way back. Thanks to Scott and Brian for the experience. We will see y'all next time for sure

I've been to Puerto Rico before, but only visited beaches in the San Juan area. Boy, was I missing…read moreout. This time, I stayed in Isabela with a couple of friends and we decided to drive over to Rincon for the afternoon for some sun and paddle boarding. The beach itself was quieter than I had expected, but that's definitely a good thing. The beach itself was super clean and the area felt safe. Beautiful spot. Paddle boards are available for $15 an hour. You can get a life jacket too, but they're not required (damn, I would have felt much better if I had gotten one though lol paddle boarding isn't easy when the waters get rough). No lifeguards here, so be sure to take safety precautions before you dive in!

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.

Jungle Beach! This was probably the best part of where we stayed in Guánica. It was located a short…read moredrive or run, depending upon what you prefer. Our first full day in the area, we drove over here to see the hidden beauty. There's a lake located in the middle and there are plenty of paths to take, where you can see the iguanas or find a secluded spot on the pristine beach with crystal blue water. On some days you have to pay $2 per person. The day we visited, we didn't have to pay. You drive very slowly through the park and find a nice spot to leave your car and then just walk through any of the paths, to the beautiful beach. I would suggest finding a shaded spot for the car so that you're not entering an oven after a long day in the sun. One morning I went for a run down here. Families start arriving pretty early, in order to grab choice spots. There are no vendors on this side, so you should bring your own coolers and snacks. It's a nice place to be away from the water toys and loud beach goers, that you would find on the other side. We brought babes down here with her floaty and she had a blast in the blue water. They start closing up around 430p so make sure you have your stuff together and you're ready to leave. They make a last drive through to ensure everyone has left and then they lock the gates. Definitely a must visit.

Everything was wonderfully clean and well kept. No trash in sight! Its pretty hot but if you get a…read moregood spot under a tree you will be fine.