Playa Buyé, Public beach in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.
Playa Buyé is a public beach in Cabo Rojo featuring a half-mile stretch of light beige sand that meets clear blue water. A designated swimming zone is protected by offshore reefs, keeping the water calm for swimmers.
The shoreline has evolved over decades from untouched coast into a developed area with residences and a small resort. These changes have shaped how the beach looks and functions today.
Weekends bring local families who gather to enjoy traditional Puerto Rican meals and music by the shoreline. The place serves as a gathering spot for the community to spend time together in a relaxed setting.
Showers, restrooms, and changing rooms are available at the resort for a small fee. Free roadside parking and paid parking lots provide options depending on your preference.
The northern section contains submerged coral formations where snorkelers can spot schools of tropical fish. This quieter area offers a peaceful snorkeling experience away from the main beach activity.
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