The unofficial 51st US State, Puerto Rico is a popular getaway for family fun, honeymooning ... and more than 300 miles of tropical beaches for swimming, surfing, snorkeling and diving.
Just follow the signs to begin exploring the island's natural coastal beauty. Among the top Puerto Rico beaches, Escambron Beach near Old San Juan features calm blue waters and plenty of opportunities for snorkeling its nearby coral reef.
For a more touristy experience, head straight for Isla Verde Beach, the longest and widest in San Juan. Anywhere you go along the stretch you'll find rentals for almost every water sport including scuba diving, snorkeling, and kite boarding. Along with luxury hotels and condos, the area is also lined with and cafes and restaurants in which to kick back after a hard day at the beach!
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Beaches & Balnearios of Puerto Rico
- Insider's guide to island beaches with quick tips & advice ranging from "nice" to "beautiful" to "noisy and crowded" with more facts on amenities, fees, and family fun to be had at Isabela Dunes, Cabo Rojo Nature Reserve, Luquillo Beach, Cordillera Keys and the Vieques and Culebra Islands.