Isla Verde Beach is part of the Puerto Rico Beach Network

Located just minutes from Old San Juan, Escambrón Beach is Blue Flag Certified due to its perfect mix of natural beauty, family-friendly fun, and local culture. Whether you’re looking to relax on soft golden sand, snorkel in calm turquoise waters, or explore nearby historic sites and eateries, Escambrón offers something for everyone.

Experience a tropical beach in the heart of the city. Because of its proximity to SJU airport, this award-winning beach is popular among visitors. One of the best beaches in the metropolitan area, Isla Verde is golden-sand shores are framed with tall palm trees, hotels, restaurants, and shops.

The area is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, jet skiing, parasailing, and enjoying nightlife just steps from the beach. It’s often called the “Miami Beach of San Juan” for its urban resort vibe.

Isla Verde beach is divided into three main beaches: Pine Grove, where locals go surfing; Alambique, a more relaxed strip of sand; and the Balneario de Carolina, a more relaxed location with lifeguards and parking space.

Luquillo Beach, also known as Balneario La Monserrate, is one of Puerto Rico’s most beloved public beaches. It’s famous for its calm, shallow waters, golden sands, and the backdrop of El Yunque National Forest. Popular with families, it offers picnic areas, changing rooms, lifeguards, and food kiosks from the nearby Luquillo Kiosks.

Crash Boat Beach is a vibrant and scenic destination in Aguadilla, known for its turquoise waters, historic pier, and lively atmosphere. It’s popular for snorkeling, swimming, paddleboarding, and jumping off the pier. With food kiosks nearby and a backdrop of tropical hills, it’s a favorite on the island’s northwest coast.

Puerto Nuevo's  Puerto Nuevo Beach is one of Puerto Rico’s most photogenic and peaceful swimming spots. Protected by massive natural rock formations, the waters here stay calm and safe — even when waves crash behind the rocks. It’s ideal for families and photography lovers. Facilities include gazebos, showers, and parking.

Piñones Beach, located in Loíza, Puerto Rico, is a popular destination known for its beautiful coastline, street food, and vibrant atmosphere. It's easily accessible via Route 187, which runs along the north coast and connects San Juan with Loíza. The beach is known for its long stretch of sand and consistent, though sometimes strong, shore break waves.

Culebra is a small Caribbean island just off Puerto Rico’s east coast, known for its laid-back atmosphere, turquoise waters, and untouched natural beauty. Unlike more developed destinations, Culebra offers a quiet escape with a focus on outdoor adventure, snorkeling, and relaxation. The island is surrounded by vibrant coral reefs, marine sanctuaries, and secluded coves perfect for exploration.

At the heart of Culebra’s charm is Flamenco Beach (Playa Flamenco)—a world-renowned crescent-shaped bay often ranked among the top beaches in the world. With its powdery white sand, calm turquoise water, and excellent swimming conditions, Flamenco Beach is ideal for both families and adventure seekers. Snorkelers are drawn to the reef areas on either side of the bay, while the iconic rusting military tanks on the sand provide a striking reminder of the island’s history.

Beyond Flamenco, visitors can explore hidden gems such as Playa Tamarindo, a prime spot for snorkeling with sea turtles, and Playa Zoni, a quieter stretch of sand with sweeping views of nearby islands. With its unspoiled landscapes, eco-friendly spirit, and welcoming community, Culebra Island is a must-visit for anyone seeking the authentic, natural side of Puerto Rico.

Vieques Island is one of Puerto Rico’s most unforgettable escapes—celebrated for its unspoiled beaches, relaxed island towns, and dramatic natural beauty. Visitors are drawn to iconic spots like La Chiva Beach (Blue Beach), known for its crystal-clear turquoise water and wide stretch of soft sand, as well as Sun Bay Beach, a favorite for swimming, sunsets, and easy access from Esperanza. Beyond the shoreline, Vieques offers charming coastal communities such as Esperanza and Isabel Segunda, where local restaurants, beach bars, and small cafés showcase authentic Puerto Rican flavors and island hospitality.

One of the island’s greatest highlights is Mosquito Bay, famous worldwide for its glowing bioluminescent waters—an unforgettable nighttime experience. With its slower pace, rich history, and diverse outdoor adventures, Vieques is ideal for both day trips and extended stays, offering travelers a more natural and authentic side of Puerto Rico.

Cayo Icacos (Icacos Island) is a stunning, uninhabited island near Fajardo, Puerto Rico, famous for its incredibly clear turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and excellent snorkeling, accessible via boat tours or water taxis from the mainland. As part of the protected Cordillera Cays, it offers a natural paradise with coral reefs and abundant marine life, though visitors must bring their own food, water, and supplies as there are no facilities, making it ideal for day trips focused on swimming, sunbathing, and exploring.