Survival Beach, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

Survivor Beach, located northwest of the island of Puerto Rico, is undoubtedly one of the most monumental and beautiful beaches of Aguadilla. It is accessed by entering Surfers Beach and walking along a path that crosses the area’s beach forest.

The natural windows of the path overlook small beaches and the characteristic rocks of the beach. The walk is 15 to 20 minutes, it is not risky, but you should bring water to hydrate and comfortable shoes, preferably closed.

When leaving the main path there is a pool, which can take a dip and continue the path between beach grapes. At this point you can begin to identify the characteristic rocks of this beach, which are challenging the physical and gravity laws.

Survival Beach stands out for being a beach with big and strong waves for almost the whole year. The beach is perfect to spend with family and friends where you can swim, practice water sports, such as paddleboarding, surfing and snorkeling.

Survivor Beach is perfect for lovers of hiking and water sports. The place is ideal to browse and stop in every corner that seems attractive, since Survival beach is made up of many small paths and beaches. There is a section where you can choose to continue the path up the path that runs along the coast. This option allows you to enjoy Survival’s cave. However, it is very important that it be done with great caution, taking into account the tide, since there are many currents and the tide that tends to be very changeable.

Once you go through all this, you will arrive at an immensely large beach with an exquisite geography, worthy of having a good time.

The beach has nearby areas such as kiosks and restaurants. There is an additional cost for parking.