Sandy Beach

Sandy Beach runs along the Caribbean coast with turquoise water, soft golden sand, and tall palm trees creating natural shaded spots throughout. The shoreline features shallow areas where visitors can easily wade into the sea.

The beach gained worldwide attention in the 1960s when international surfers discovered its reliable wave patterns and began training here. It has remained a key destination on Puerto Rico's west coast ever since.

Local vendors shape daily beach life by selling fresh coconuts, tropical fruits, and regional snacks from the shoreline, keeping traditional Puerto Rican beach customs alive.

Parking is available near restaurants and hotels along the shore with easy beach access. Surfboard rentals and lessons are offered at local shops, plus food vendors are spread throughout.

Morning sunlight filters through palm fronds and lights up the clear water, revealing shallow pools with tropical fish swimming below. These natural pools form during low tide and offer chances to see marine life up close.