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Balneario Condado is a public, managed bathing beach in San Juan's Condado area, set in a built-up stretch where the sand is backed by an urban neighborhood rather than open coast.
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Balneario Condado is a public, managed bathing beach in San Juan's Condado area, set in a built-up stretch where the sand is backed by an urban neighborhood rather than open coast.

The public balneario, with lifeguard posts
Nearby: 3 parking areas · restrooms · showers · 5 lifeguard posts · 2 places to eat or drink

Playa del Caribe Hilton, also known as Caribe Hilton Beach, is a beach in San Juan with nearby amenities including parking, a playground, and various eateries.

Also called El Alambique
Nearby: 20 parking areas · restrooms · a playground · 6 places to eat or drink

Playa Ocean Park is a large public beach in the residential Santurce district of San Juan, near Dr. José Celso Barbosa Park.

It has nearby amenities like parking, a place to eat or drink, and a boat slipway.

Swimming not advised
La Poza de las Mujeres is a beach with a natural pool protected from the Atlantic waves by a cove and limestone breakwater.

Parque Nacional Isla de Cabras is a park on a peninsula in Toa Baja with a view of El Morro, with a shooting range and the ruins of a leper colony.

Swimming not advised in rough weather
Playa La Esperanza is a secluded beach with a natural seawall, though swimming is discouraged during high tides or rough weather.


Playa Sardinera is a small beach with a natural wavebreak, protected from the rough Atlantic waves.

It is a managed bathing beach, though it has no lifeguards on duty, so swimmers are on their own in the water.

Punta Salinas, also called Balneario Punta Salinas, is a public balneario with a sandy natural beach in Toa Baja, run by the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes.
Balneario Cerro Gordo is a public balneario in Vega Alta, run by the Municipio de Vega Alta, with restrooms, a place to eat or drink and campsites nearby.
Sardinera Beach, also known as Playa Sardinera or Balneario de Dorado, is a public balneario in Dorado, offering a beach resort experience with nearby parking and dining options.
Open-air treehouse treatment rooms and botanical therapies
A five-acre spa at Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, with open-air treehouse treatment platforms and freestanding pavilions. Treatments draw on Puerto Rico's botanical healing traditions and local medicinal plants.

It is a managed bathing beach with no entry fee, and a parking area sits close by, so arriving by car is simple.

Balneario Pico de Piedra is a public balneario at the mouth of the Guayabo River in Aguada, run by the Municipio de Aguada, with parking and a place to eat nearby.

Playa Domes is a beach in Rincón known for big wave surfing during the winter, with facilities including parking, restrooms, and a place to eat or drink.
The setting is fairly basic: a single parking area sits close to the shoreline, and a campsite nearby makes it possible to stay overnight rather than visit only for the day.
Balneario de Rincón is a public beach in Rincón, Puerto Rico, that offers various facilities including parking, restrooms, a playground, and several places to eat or drink.
Two parking areas are mapped close to the shore, so arriving by car is straightforward, but nothing else is recorded nearby.
Playa Black Eagle is a beach with nearby amenities, including parking, a playground, and several places to eat and drink.
Visitors can find places to eat and drink within a short distance.
Beach near downtown Aguada
A small seaside park and several seafood restaurants sit nearby.
Playa Montones is a beach with a protected area formed by coral, creating a huge wave-spray on the ocean side, and has a place to eat or drink nearby.
Playa Punta Higüero, also known as Punta Higüero Beach, is a beach with nearby parking, a playground, and several places to eat or drink, as well as viewpoints.
Sandy Beach in Rincón has parking areas and places to eat or drink nearby.
Wilderness Beach is a secluded beach with amazing cliffs and old Spanish ruins, offering a surfing spot and parking area.

Balneario Caña Gorda, also known as Playa Caña Gorda, is a public beach resort in Guánica, offering basic facilities like parking and restrooms.

Balneario de Boquerón, also called Playa de Boquerón, is a public balneario in Cabo Rojo run by the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes, with a playground and regularly sampled water.

It's a straightforward spot for a day at the shore, part of the stretch of coastline that makes Cabo Rojo a popular beach destination in the region.
Playa Moja Casabe, also known as Playa Aguila, is a beach in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, offering parking, a playground, and nearby places to eat and drink.
Playa Rosada is a public balneario in Lajas, offering a beach resort experience with managed facilities, including parking, restrooms, and showers.


Playa El Tuque is a beach and family recreational complex in the Punta Cucharas sector of Barrio Canas in Ponce, along PR-2.

Nearby: 2 parking areas · a playground
Unlike many managed balnearios, it has no lifeguards on duty, so swimmers should keep that in mind.
Balneario Punta Guilarte is a public balneario with a sandy natural beach in Arroyo, run by the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes.
A playground sits nearby, so the shoreline works for families with young children as well as for a simple day on the sand.


Playa de Luquillo is a beach, offering basic facilities like parking and restrooms.

Balneario Punta Santiago is a public beach in Humacao, run by the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes, with parking nearby.
Balneario Seven Seas, also known as Playa Seven Seas, is a public beach in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, offering a beach resort experience with managed facilities and lifeguards on site.
It remains largely undeveloped, without the amenities of a managed balneario, offering a quieter stretch of coastline for those exploring the Yabucoa area away from the island's more built-up beach destinations.
Playa Icacos is an undeveloped natural beach in Yabucoa with no listed facilities.

Balneario Sunbay, also known as Playa Sunbay, is a public beach in Vieques, Puerto Rico, managed by the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes.

Isla Chiva, located in Vieques, is a nature reserve with a coastline, part of the Vieques National Wildlife Refuge.

Playa Caracas, also known as Red Beach, is a beach with white sand and clear blue waters, featuring tidal pools and a shallow cove suitable for snorkeling, along with picnic areas and amenities.

Playa Esperanza is a popular beach on Vieques' southern coast, offering a range of amenities including restaurants and hotels. It's a great weekend destination for both locals and visitors.

Playa Navío, also known as Navio Beach, is a beach on the island of Vieques, sitting at a low elevation near the coastline.

Cayo Afuera is a nature reserve along the coastline of Vieques, preserving a stretch of shoreline that rises to about 19 meters in elevation.
Visitors to this beach can expect to find a seaside spot with basic amenities within walking distance.
This beach on Vieques, also referred to as Blue Beach, offers parking and restrooms near the shore.

Playa Flamenco is a public beach in Culebra, known for its calm turquoise waters and white sand.


There are no lifeguards on duty, and the only mapped facility nearby is a single parking area, so it works as a simple, self-reliant stop where visitors should bring whatever they need and look after their own safety in the water.
Playa de Sardinas in Culebra offers a beach experience with nearby amenities, including parking, restrooms, places to eat and drink, and a rental shop.
Punta Soldado is a beach on Culebra with no lifeguards on duty, so swimming here is unsupervised.
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