I absolutely love this beach. I came here as young as 5 yrs old up to adulthood. It's beautiful,…read morethe water is refreshing, just don't leave valuables in the parking lot. It isn't the best part of town. I've never felt in danger though. The sand is incredibly soft, carameled colored. The water is a clear mint color. It's right next to a lighthouse that has a beautiful view of the coast line. I heard an American say, "I love it here, I want to move here! " It made us giggle. It was amazing to see how there's no more parking lot. Hurricane Maria blew so much sand in that all the sand completely covered the parking lot.

Beautifull natural salt water pool cristal blue water, hidden beach but if you type the name righ…read moreon google maps it will take you to the street where you need to park and them Walk to the beach. No stores or any kind of place to buy anything. There is a guy renting chairs and umbrellas but they are limited, there is not shade close to the beach but you can safe swin. The beach next to it is for surfers and it is not safe to swin plus not liveguard at all. The shorter way to walk there is a little dangerus, a lot of roks can end on a bad fall. i find out from one of the locals that if you want to skip the rocks you can walk using an entrance that is on the side of the road and you will end up on the surfers beach and just walk to la poza. i will add a picture where this entrance is locaded.

One of my absolute favorite beaches in Puerto Rico! A hidden gem! Secluded, quiet, and super…read morerelaxing with Palm trees everywhere. Some days waves are even perfect for surfing! Shaded areas surrounding the entire beach. Crystal Clear blue waters and clean sand.

this was a pretty secluded and quiet beach, not many people were there. it's the perfect spot for…read morepictures, it is very clean and the water is very clear and nice. when we went the waves were too strong to go in

Hands down my favorite beach and place to relax in PR!…read more I literally cannot even tell you how much I fricking love this place!!! The day we went it wasn't too busy but the water was horrendous due to the full moon so going in the water was a little too dangerous for us so we just laid out and sipped piña coladas, listened to some music, and cuddled. This is one of those places that just proves God is real because only he could create something so beautiful. There were several food trucks and a couple of individuals selling adult beverages while we were there which was super sweet because we didn't bring anything with us. We enjoyed a couple delicious piña coladas from some lady who was making them under a pop up. So good! I literally cannot wait to go back to PR just so we can come here again but we will definitely be taking a cooler and spending the entire day here. The views and beaches are breathtaking. I hope you enjoy this place as much as we did.

Mar Chiquita Beach is worth a stop on the drive to the West side of the Island. We got here around…read more8AM, so none of the vendors were available. In fact, there was no crowd, which is great for photo shoots. The beach itself is in a unique half-moon shaped created by two limestone outcroppings that allow the intense turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean to rush in. Ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

This is one of the best beaches I've been to. We had lots of fun. It is a bit of a drive from San…read moreJuan, and when you arrive at the parking area you have to walk a bit until you reach the beach. But don't let this turn you off. Once you arrive you will see it was worth it. The water was calm and warm. Our son practiced swimming without worrying about waves. We arrived at around 2p on Labor Day. There were lots of people but many were leaving. I imagine it was packed earlier, so I guess arriving the afternoon was a good call. We would have stayed to see the sunset but the beach closes at 6 so we had to leave. When you arrive the sign says Punta Manatí not Esperanza. They are the same thing so don't worry about being at the wrong place.

Manatí is known for its beaches, and La Esperanza doesn't disappoint. It is well worth the trip. It…read moreis very nice. The rocks form a barrier to protect the beach from the waves. It feels like you are in a pool. You can climb the rocks and get look of the ocean smashing into the rocks. You also get a great view of the beach. It's an easy climb. You don't even need shoes. My 3 year old climbed it. It makes for great pictures. You can even jump into the water (on the pool side, not the ocean side) from certain parts of the rock.

Another day, another amazing beach in PR…read more This is the kind of beach area you could spend every day at and never get tired of it. The waters are calm and relaxing. The area is busy and vibey af. It's not your typical touristy spot and it has a lot of locals. It's close to amazing food truck, bars, and restaurants. There is plenty of parking but it does cost to park unless you find a place on the street but beware we did see a lot of people getting tickets so it's better to just pay to park in the lot. If you're coming here be prepared to walk around and enjoy true PR culture. It's a great area!

My favorite beach in Puerto Rico. Clean sand, trees providing shade to sit under. Clean bathrooms…read more And absolutely breathtaking views. Plus the water is just the right amount of rough. Parking is $5.

This beach area has everything you could want and/or need…read more The water pools are nice and the other parts of the beach by the ocean are very nice and relaxing. They have restrooms and several food trucks and restaurants within walking distance. FYI: it can have some shady people walking around so be careful. There were some vendors walking around the beach selling this and that and we did purchase some natilla from a nice couple which was delicious. I really love this beach and we spent about a half a day here on the beach and in the area enjoying food and drinks. If you're in San Juan definitely make the journey out to here and you'll be thankful you did. Have fun ;)

Beautiful beach!!!! It wasn't overly crowded today during our visit. The water feels so good, not…read moretoo cold but not hot either. If it's your first time visiting, I recommend you climb up the mountain made of lava rock for some pictures with Puerto Rico's flag! There were some vendors on the beach selling ice cream, non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. None of the vendors are pushy. Overall great experience!!!

Love this beach. Been going here since I was very young. Live music on the beach, good and drink…read morekiosks on the beach.

Inside it looks like a park. There is a big green shady space. There are bike trails and sign for…read moremountain biking. I did not followed them. I kept walking towards the beach. There is a large coral reef. The rocks are sharp and all size. If you get near the edge. You will see the ocean. To the right side underneath There are caves. It is beautiful. If you like photography. You will love this area. You are high up. It is almost like a cliff. You have to be really careful here. The rocks are sharp and jagged. There is an arrow pointing to the left. I it looks like a trail. I didn't see take it . It might lead down. But the caves and a really nice viewing area was to the left. This place has plenty of parking and shade. I enjoyed the view and the scenery. It was absolutely beautiful.

It's a nice secluded beach, but on the much smaller side. Low rating because there's like only two…read moreor three real parking spots, while the rest of the street parking is essentially illegal and you'll get a parking ticket if you're unlucky. Sometimes you'll get really unlucky where a douchebag parks their huge van in the middle of the road so you're trapped in until they finish surfing.

My daughter found this beach on Google. It's absolutely beautiful and secluded. To get to the beach…read morethere are stairs made out of the rocks and could be slippery so be careful. The parking does suck, but it's worth it. The roads to get to the beach are narrow so be careful. We left after sun down so that was a bit rough because there are not alot of street lights. If you have snorkel or googles make sure to bring them. There really isn't a spot to rinse off so you will have sand in the car.

Condado Beach is in a very busy area a lot of restaurants and much congested. This beach caters…read moremore to a younger more vibing crowd. There is music being played which creates a vibe waves definitely a lot rougher on this side. There are bar stands that sell pineapple drinks on the beach with or without sorbet. Yet it's so freaking refreshing and delicious

what a clean lovely beach! I came here daily during my birthday trip and it was the highlight of my…read moreday. They have vendors that sell food, music playing and so much space to lay out and tan. My word of advice is always get to the beach early to get a great spot. 5/5 would recommend this beach!