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Boquerón

Name: Boquerón
Address: Boquerón, Cabo Rojo, PR

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Edwin

June 16, 2022

The village of Boquerón, located on the Boquerón Bay is one of the main tourist attractions in the southwestern part of the island. Beautiful fishing village turn into a chic little town filled with restaurants, shops and street fare!

Evelyn

October 24, 2021

Head to the golden sands of this Blue Flag-awarded beach to swim, try water-sports and take in the views of the rock formations along the Bahía de Boquerón. With its broad expanse of soft golden sands, pristine ocean waters and natural setting, Boquerón Beach is one of the village’s premier attractions. Stretching over a mile (1.6 kilometers) south of the picturesque bayside village of Boquerón, the beach has plenty of space for fun and relaxation. Bring the kids to this family-friendly beach and play in the shallows or explore the coast on a thrilling Jet Ski adventure tour. Go for a stroll along the crescent-shaped sweep of sand and enjoy Boquerón Beach’s views. You’ll see the glassy shoreline recede into the deep cerulean blue of the Bahía de Boquerón, pierced by the tiny island Roca Velásquez. Wander out on the small jetty and peer into the waters below. The beach has been awarded a Blue Flag for its water quality and clarity. Spread out your towel on the sand or pick a spot beneath the shade of palm and almond trees. In spring be ready to photograph the vivid red blooms of the royal poinciana trees that stand on the foreshore, which is protected by the Parque Nacional Balneario Boquerón. Dig your toes into the soft sands and enjoy the warmth of a sunny day. Cool off with a swim in the water and splash in the shallows. If you feel like getting some exercise, rent a stand-up paddleboard and cruise along the coastline. You’ll find operators renting Jet Skis and other watersports equipment on the northern end of the beach. Join a Jet Ski tour to see some of Boquerón’s stunning coastal sights. Return in the evening to check out one of Puerto Rico’s best sunset-viewing spots. Boquerón Beach is located to the south of the village. It can be reached on foot from the Poblado de Boquerón and the resort areas around the marina. There is plenty of parking available on-site at the Parque Nacional Balneario Boquerón. Public restrooms and showers are available; however, these are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays during the off-peak season. The beach is free to visit anytime.

Karina

September 7, 2021

This beautiful beach is great for family fun time! Gentle and calm waters, makes it a great beach to sun, swim and relax.

Norma

March 9, 2021

Nice Beaches. Many nighttime hangouts. Various Restaurants and Shops in the area. Friendly atmosphere.

Michael

June 18, 2020

Install Puerto Rico Things To Do The Most Beautiful Beaches in Puerto Rico Spectacular beaches in Puerto Rico | © Breezy Baldwin / Flickr Kris Pethick 11 January 2018 Add to Plan Puerto Rico is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, and those waters meet in the middle of the east and west, creating the most beautiful beaches. Whether you are into surfing, jet skiing, or just lounging on calm waves and enjoying the sun, Puerto Rico has a beach, or three, for you. Playa Sucia, Cabo Rojo Natural Feature Share Add to Plan View of Playa Sucia from the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse | View of Playa Sucia from the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse Remote, rustic and so very scenic, La Playuela (more commonly known as Playa Sucia, which is a misnomer as Bahia Sucia is farther inland) can be a challenge to get to as you drive down dirt roads through the Salt Flats and the wildlife refuge, but it is worth every bump and pothole when you get there. As you face the turquoise water of the bay, Faro Los Morillos (Cabo Rojo Lighthouse) is on the cliffs to your right. Walk along the soft sand to the other side of the bay and hike to the top of the cliffs and walk out onto the natural bridge for some incredible photo opportunities. Around October and November, you may see areas cordoned off where sea turtles have laid their eggs. And during the low season, if you go on a weekday, you may have some time when you have the entire beach to yourself; the crowds are bigger on weekends and during the traditional spring break months of February and March. During those times you may be able to buy helado or a freshly made mojito. The surf depends on the time of the month and the weather, but it is always kind. As stated, it is very rustic, so there are no picnic tables, benches or restroom facilities—plan accordingly. There are trash receptacles at the start of the trail to the beach, so bring some bags. There are no fees for parking or entry. More Info Playa Boquerón, Boquerón Boquerón Beach is part of the Parque Nacional Balneario Boquerón and is a wonderful place for a family day outdoors. Soft sand and shallow blue waters make it a perfect swim area for children, and even after Hurricane Maria, there are many trees for shade. The park has public restrooms and showers, but they are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays during the low season. The park also has over 100 cabins and villas that are rentable at reasonable rates if you want to make it an extended stay; it is a very popular thing to do over the new year. The cabins sleep about six to eight people and have a bathroom and kitchen with a stove so that you can cook. Parking is included if you are staying there, but if you just want to go for the day and do not want to pay for parking, you can park just outside of the park gates and walk in. During the high season, there are also vendors down the beach renting out jet skis, water bikes, kayaks and other fun activities. Take a short walk down the path into Boquerón and enjoy some great seafood or a burger and a mojito.

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