La Playuela
A wild white-sand cove below the Los Morrillos cliffs, also widely known as Playa Sucia.
Cabo Rojo is a western coastal municipality known for salt flats, wildlife refuges, beaches, dramatic cliffs, and the folklore of pirate Roberto Cofresí.
A wild white-sand cove below the Los Morrillos cliffs, also widely known as Playa Sucia.
Historic coastal salt flats creating vivid geometric ponds, bird habitat, and a distinctive landscape near Los Morrillos.
An 1882 lighthouse above pale limestone cliffs, salt flats, and sweeping Caribbean views at Puerto Rico's southwestern edge.
A protected Cabo Rojo coast of limestone cliffs, dry forest, wetlands, secluded coves, and distinctive rock formations.
A traditional parador in Boquerón village, steps from restaurants, nightlife, the waterfront, and the southwest coast.
A branch of Puerto Rico’s homegrown sandwich chain serving breakfast, coffee, pressed sandwiches, wraps, soups, and salads in Cabo Rojo.
A family-oriented parador near Playa El Combate, Cabo Rojo's wildlife refuges, salt flats, lighthouse, and beach communities.
A family-oriented balneario beside Boquerón village with shallow water, facilities, and easy access to food and lodging.
A long southwest shoreline known for warm Caribbean water, colorful sunsets, food stops, and a relaxed coastal community.
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