Survival Beach

Survival Beach is a sand beach along the northwest coast of Puerto Rico featuring white sand and limestone cliffs. The shoreline is bordered by native plants and contains several natural caves plus distinctive rock shapes formed by wave erosion over time.

The beach served as an important location for Taino communities who used its caves and ocean resources for many centuries. The indigenous population's connection to this area changed dramatically after European contact and settlement.

Local surfers gather here during winter when northern swells provide excellent waves for riding. The spot has become a destination for people seeking a more remote surfing experience away from busier beaches.

Reaching the beach requires a hike of about 20 minutes through woodland paths from a nearby parking area, so sturdy shoes and water are essential. The trail demands moderate effort and crosses natural terrain with some elevation changes.

The beach features mushroom-shaped rock formations created by centuries of wave action against the limestone cliffs. These unusual shapes form because softer rock layers erode faster than the harder stone beneath, creating natural sculptures.

Location: Puerto Rico

Address: 14, 6 Cliff Rd, Aguadilla, 00603, Puerto Rico

GPS coordinates: 18.50912,-67.13178

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:28