Katrina's Guidebook
Sightseeing
love love love this little island just to spend the day in clear calm blue waters and chill.
bring everything you need services but bathroom on island. there is a ferry near the parking lot. Local Puerto Rican favorite not very many tourists know of this little gem
11 locals recommend
Gilligan's Island
love love love this little island just to spend the day in clear calm blue waters and chill.
bring everything you need services but bathroom on island. there is a ferry near the parking lot. Local Puerto Rican favorite not very many tourists know of this little gem
Crash Boat Beach (snorkel)
another great beach with lots of services
Great surfing. Visit the Light house and have a drink at the bar and watch the surfers and the sunset
181 locals recommend
Playa Domes
Great surfing. Visit the Light house and have a drink at the bar and watch the surfers and the sunset
Cute little swim island in the calm waters of cabo rojo. lots of bars and restaurants nearby. local fav
30 locals recommend
Isla de Ratones
Cute little swim island in the calm waters of cabo rojo. lots of bars and restaurants nearby. local fav
Puetro Rico has 3 bioluminescent bays. This is where the local go. It less crowded and less expensive to see the bays also a whole lot less buggy then Mosquito Bay in Vieques. Best time to go us when there is not a full moon.
55 locals recommend
Bahía Bioluminiscente de La Parguera
Puetro Rico has 3 bioluminescent bays. This is where the local go. It less crowded and less expensive to see the bays also a whole lot less buggy then Mosquito Bay in Vieques. Best time to go us when there is not a full moon.
Cavernas de Camuy
this beach is secluded, comparatively harder to get to, and as a result, way less crowded. Search the waters for remnants of planes from the former Air Force base nearby.
At low tide, you can turn to your right and walk 10 minutes or so to Punta Borinquen, where you’ll find some cool-ass caves to explore. A bit further, though, is Survival Beach Cave, which is the coolest of them all. If you turn to your left on Playa Borinquen, you’ll reach the ruins of the old lighthouse
6 locals recommend
Playa Borinquen
this beach is secluded, comparatively harder to get to, and as a result, way less crowded. Search the waters for remnants of planes from the former Air Force base nearby.
At low tide, you can turn to your right and walk 10 minutes or so to Punta Borinquen, where you’ll find some cool-ass caves to explore. A bit further, though, is Survival Beach Cave, which is the coolest of them all. If you turn to your left on Playa Borinquen, you’ll reach the ruins of the old lighthouse