La Coca Falls
An 85-foot roadside cascade flowing across a broad rock face in El Yunque National Forest.
Puerto Rico's East brings together secluded beaches, tropical cays, coastal communities, resorts, and mountain landscapes anchored by El Yunque National Forest.
An 85-foot roadside cascade flowing across a broad rock face in El Yunque National Forest.
A long Vieques refuge beach, formerly called Blue Beach, with multiple numbered access points and vivid Caribbean water.
A broad white-sand beach inside the Vieques refuge, also known as Red Beach, with clear water and picnic shelters.
A palm-lined Luquillo balneario with shallow areas, public facilities, water sports, and nearby food kiosks.
A protected Fajardo headland joining mangroves, lagoons, dry forest, coral habitat, rocky coast, and a historic lighthouse.
A protected Vieques bay famous for an exceptionally bright concentration of bioluminescent microorganisms.
A celebrated crescent of white sand and turquoise water with swimming, snorkeling, kiosks, and the island's iconic painted tank.
A landmark El Yunque tower offering broad rainforest, mountain, Atlantic, and northeastern Puerto Rico views.
A coastal corridor of kiosks serving alcapurrias, bacalaitos, pinchos, seafood, and fresh fruit drinks near beaches and mangroves.
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