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.

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.

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!

Very popular but beautiful beach. The water is very clear and beautiful. There's water sports…read moreavailable too. It's such a good spot and so many people love to visit from all parts. It's best to come during the week

Really nice beach. Lots of people. There is a gated boardwalk going out to the ocean but everyone…read morewas going over it and jumping in the water. Water was crystal clear and saw lots of tropical fishes

An amazing beach. I have been here several times and it is quickly becoming one of my faves. The…read morebeach has ample parking and lots of shade areas as well as sandy beach areas. The water is crystal clear. One of the cool things with this beach is that you can literally walk by the sore and come to a boardwalk area where the have a town with cool bars, restaurants and shops. The beach is very clean and this time the bathrooms were even open and very clean. Love this place.

Playa Boqueron is my favorite beach in Cabo Rojo! The water there is crystal clear and you can see…read morethe fish. It's not too crowded. There's a lot of palm trees everywhere. It's really beautiful!

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.

Paradise is the best word that describes Guilligan's Island. My husband took me here when we were…read morefirst dating and I immediately fell in love with it. It took some damage during Hurricane María in 2017 and then during the January 2020 earthquakes. You can see some structures such as the bbq pits destroyed (I wish I had taken a picture). I don't know if the ferry is operational again. However, if you have a kayak, paddleboard or boat, you can access the island. That is what we did this past weekend. We were staying with some friends at Copamarina Beach Resort. We rented two kayaks and paddled out there. It takes about 20min each way. When we arrived there weren't many people there. It was so quiet and peaceful. It was as close as you could get to having the place to yourself. We found a nice spot and chilled. The kids loved it too. The next day we returned with drinks and snacks (we took all the trash back with us to the resort). We encountered some curious iguanas which we had to fend off so they wouldn't approach our food. Still, it was a fun day.

We had SO much fun. What an amazing, hidden treasure. It's such a beautiful place. It feels…read moreunreal!! The ferry was $20 for two people (round trip) and worth EVERY penny. Get a pina cola before boarding the boat (leaves every hour on the hour). You can bring chairs, and definitely bring a cooler with drinks and a float! And lunch!! We packed up a lunch and our drinks and enjoyed the entire day there. It was beautiful. It's like a natural lazy river and beach all in one! I would highly recommend. It's incredible.

Island Venture is the one and only ferry that takes the public to and from Caja de Muertos. Only…read moreone ferry sets sail each day. The only other way to get there is by private boat. Launching from La Guancha, the dock was easy to get to and there was plenty of parking. For $28 roundtrip (as of 12/16), it was a value excursion! On this uninhabited island, there are no stores or vendors. Bring your own food, drinks, and beach comfort items. The ferry does sell drinks, some alcoholic beverages, snacks, and food (hot dogs and kebabs). You have to preorder the food in the morning and they'll cook it up fresh while you go play on the island, serving lunch at noon. For $60, you get roundtrip transportation and twelve meal and drink tickets (two tickets for food items, one ticket for snacks and drinks, including beer). The prices onboard are actually quite reasonable, so the meal tickets really aren't that much of a deal, in my opinion. You can also rent beach chairs and snorkeling gear from Island Ventures at very affordable prices. On this gorgeous island, we wanted to do it all! We wanted to hike to the lighthouse, explore the caves, play at the beach...everything! But we somehow couldn't get away from the water. We played at the beach, snorkeled, and then beached again. Snorkeling gear was only ten bucks to rent (as of 12/16), but because I can't swim and needed a life vest, I paid another two bucks for the whole shebang. While we were close to coral along the shore, it wasn't the best snorkeling environment. Not a lot of wildlife around all those human types that lined the shores. There were many fish under the dock, so we carefully explored that area. The water is a brilliant turquoise, but not very clear (it wasn't dirty, it just wasn't crystal clear), so it was often times difficult to see, even from a short distance away. Ferry leaves La Guancha at 8:30 AM on the dot, so get there early to check in and grab a seat. The forty-five minute ride each way is pretty smooth. Ferry leaves the island at 3:30 PM. That's almost six hours on the island! For us, it was just right. A perfect day on a gorgeous island with an attentive ferry staff.

We had an AMAZING day at Isla Caja de Muertos aka Coffin Island (which annoys me because it's not a…read moreword for word translation and Box of the Dead Island sounds way better). The Island itself is 5 + stars, but one of the only ways to get there (Island Ventures) knocks it down a star. Island Venture Ferry Basics -- $25 per person which includes two drink tickets (can be claimed for Medalla Light, Coors Light, or soda). You can also upgrade your ticket for $10 and get 15 drink tickets (!) --Boat leaves from La Guancha at 8:30am (but you must arrive by 7:40am) and from the island at 3:30 (boards at 3). Ride takes about 45 minutes and has a lower level with shade. --They also sell hot dogs and kebabs and rent umbrellas on the ship and the ship stays docked there so you can continue to purchase drinks/food while you're on the island. Caveats: --The company holds weird hours and are hard to get a hold of, especially if you don't speak Spanish. --Their online booking system can be glitchy, my friend's reservation got mixed up for the wrong day. --Spots book up fast, book early! --They charge a fee for coolers (although we had soft/bag style coolers and were not charged). --We shared the boat with a school trip...so yea, there's that. ISLAND --AWESOME. --Walk up (down? into?) the cave. --Walk up to the lighthouse for some AMAZING views (30 minutes, bring water, we did it in flip flops but prob shouldn't have). --Love life on the beach. Watch out for jellyfish though! --Snorkel! (Not the best I've seen, but still cool). --Admire cacti and wildlife (hermit crabs and lizards everywhere!) During some seasons there are apparently sea turtles nesting! --Pack a picnic and enjoy it on the picnic tables! They also have compost "bathrooms." They smell and don't have soap, but there's TP! --Avoid the small beach to the left of the dock (if you're facing the island)-loaded with bugs! --Perfect day trip and one of my favorite activities from our Puerto Rico trip! ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND. Must go!

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.