Guayanes Beach, Sand beach in Yabucoa, Puerto Rico.
Guayanes Beach sits on the southeastern coast with a wide sandy shore and shallow waters, bordered by green vegetation. The shoreline slopes gently, making it welcoming for swimming and relaxation.
The location served as a trading harbor during Puerto Rico's agricultural era. An old pier still stands as a reminder of the region's maritime past.
Families gather at the gazebos and kiosks to eat together and enjoy the coastal setting. The place reflects the local tradition of spending leisure time by the water.
Restrooms, showers, picnic pavilions, and a boat ramp are available year-round for visitors. These facilities make it easy to spend a full day at the water.
The protected shoreline serves as a nesting ground for sea turtles, and visitors should keep distance and avoid using flash photography. The nesting season offers a rare chance to observe nature at work.
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