Welcome to Puerto Rico's beaches, come join the fun! Or,
as the natives say - Bienvenidos a las playas de Puerto
Rico, y Únete a nosotros en disfrutarlas!
The question
isn’t "why would you want to go there?". The
question is, why haven’t you been! There
are more than a dozen great reasons to
go - Ballenas, Boqueron, Caña Gorda, Isla Verde…to name a
few. White sand , crystal-clear lagoons,
swaying palm trees, tranquil, blue
waters protected by offshore reefs. What can
you do there? Glad you asked! The water
is extremely warm and calm year round.
Get locals to give you surfing lessons, sail a boat or catamaran, go
windsurfing or snorkeling, explore coral reefs and marine life. Or, for those quiet days, enjoy collecting seashells and sea glass,
and even whale watching - Rincon Bay marks the junction of the Atlantic Ocean
and Caribbean Sea. So much to see! So much to do! We can’t wait to tell you more about these
beaches.
Have you already been? Go ahead,
jump in! Add your personal
experiences.
Entry 1- No Passport Needed.
Face it,
there are some really beautiful beaches in the world – the French Riviera (if
you can afford that!), Surfer’s Beach in Austrailia, Phi-Phi Beach in Thailand,
Rio! All of them have sun, sand,
beautiful people. But, if you want to go
there, you better have a LOT of money AND you need a PASSPORT! But not Puerto Rico's beaches! No need to fill out all those forms, get a
picture taken, pay a bunch of fees and wait for weeks to get a passport. Fly into one of Puerto Rico’s five main
airports or cruise into port on one of several lines that serve the island. There are lots of options and keep
coming back to The Puertorican Beach Bum's Blog (or favorite/bookmark us!) severy week because you’ll be learning more about how to get
there, where to go, and what to do to get the best out of your visit to Puerto
Rico’s amazing beaches.
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