Beaches & Watersports

If you had to pick just one watersport to go for on Puerto Rico’s crystal-clear waters, what would it be?

Don’t worry–the good news is that there’s no need to pick just one. Between kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving, and stand-up paddleboarding, this Island has it all. Explore this section to find ideas for things to do during your trip.

Beaches in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico’s beaches are ready to welcome you at any time of the year, thanks to the Island’s warm tropical climate. Beaches there are never off-limits, and each one has something unique to offer, depending on the type of experience you want to have during your visit.

From picture-perfect views to sailing adventures, Puerto Rico’s stunning beaches include sandy stretches perfect for lounging in the shade, catching a wave, paddling a kayak, or exploring underwater on a scuba diving or snorkeling adventure. 

Come find out why the Island’s beaches are consistently named among the best in the world!

Explore some of Puerto Rico's Best Beaches

Best beaches for relaxing

Puerto Rico's hundreds of miles of coastline make it the perfect place to scuba dive, paddleboard, surf, and even boat through our island's tropical waters.

Watersports

Whether you’re looking to catch some waves and surf all day near the west coast towns of Rincón and Aguadilla or do some serious scuba diving in Isla de Mona or Culebrita, water sports in Puerto Rico are a fun experience. Boat your way through the passages of La Parguera or the incredible blue sights of Punta Arenas in Vieques and be enchanted by Puerto Rico’s Caribbean waters. If you’re planning to stay in San Juan, you can always stand-up paddle in the Condado Lagoon for amazing views of the city.

Explore off-the-beaten-path beaches to surf

Best spots for snorkeling on the Island

Discover the best beaches for kayaking in Puerto Rico

A woman enjoys stand-up paddleboarding in clear waters near Rincon.

Stand-up paddleboarding on clear, calm waters in Rincón.
Dive instructor jumps into ocean at Crash Boat Beach.

A dive instructor jumps into the ocean at Crash Boat Beach.  
A surfer in Puerto Rico catches a barrel wave at sunset

A surfer catches a wave in Puerto Rico.
A girl snorkels beneath the water in Puerto Rico.

There's a whole other world to see beneath the water in Puerto Rico.
Kayaker paddling by Las Croabas Park and Fajardo's Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in Puerto Rico.

Kayaker paddling by Las Croabas Park and Fajardo's Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse in Puerto Rico.
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