Trip plan · November
3 days of beaches in Vieques
Every stop below is a 787daily guide pick near Vieques, chosen by distance and what's good in November.
Three days on Vieques, mixing beach time, a bit of culture, and relaxed evenings out. Here's how the days fit together.
Day 1
Start at Playa Caracas (Red Beach), then head to the Conde de Mirasol Museum, and wrap up with dinner at Lazy Jack's and drinks at La Nasa.
Playa Caracas
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. It is located in the Vieques National Wildlife Refuge and offers a nearby trail with scenic views. The beach has picnic tables and is easily accessible via a paved road.
Conde de Mirasol Museum
Lazy Jack's
Lazy Jack's is a restaurant in Vieques, Puerto Rico, serving American cuisine.
Directions from Conde de Mirasol MuseumLa Nasa
La Nasa is a bar in Vieques, offering a nightlife spot for locals and visitors.
Directions from Lazy Jack's
Day 2
Spend the morning at Playa Navío, explore the Reserva Natural Cerro El Buey in the afternoon, and have dinner at Trade Winds.
Playa Navío
Playa Navío, also known as Navio Beach, is a beach on the island of Vieques, sitting at a low elevation near the coastline. It's identified simply as a beach destination within Vieques, one of the many shoreline spots visitors use as a base for swimming, sunbathing, or simply spending time along the island's coast.
Reserva Natural Cerro El Buey
Trade Winds
Trade Winds is a restaurant in Vieques, serving American cuisine.
Directions from Reserva Natural Cerro El Buey
Day 3
Finish at Balneario Sunbay in the morning, then spend the afternoon in Esperanza on the island's south shore.
Balneario Sunbay
Balneario Sunbay, also known as Playa Sunbay, is a public beach in Vieques, Puerto Rico, managed by the Departamento de Recreación y Deportes. It offers a beach resort experience and has a nearby campsite.
Vieques / Esperanza
Esperanza, on Vieques' south shore, is the base for the island's reefs and for tours of Mosquito Bay, the bioluminescent bay. Kiters launch at Bahía La Chiva (Blue Beach) and near Mosquito Pier.
Curated by 787daily from its own guide. Seasons shown are typical, conditions change. Verify hours and access before you go.