Crash Boat Beach is halfway between the Ramey Air Force Base and Aguadilla and still retains some remains of its pier infrastructure from when it was used to rescue downed aircrews from Ramey Air Force Base. Now these piers remains are used as a fishing and recreation spot.
The Crash Boat Beach pier / dock was originally built with fuel pipe that pumped aircraft grade fuel for Ramey Air Force Base. As time passed, local currents dropped tons of sand into the beach and pier area, making it unusable to dock a boat at the pier.
Crash Boat Beach is now a tourism spot where vacationers participate in recreational activities, such as swimming, sun bathing, surfing, and snorkeling.
Sarah Jones
2 weeks agoCalm water, beautiful sand, palm tree lined paradise. Lively atmosphere with plenty of vendors for food, drink, wave runner, and etc. Good visibility for snorkeling and plenty of fish to see near dock.
Dylan Ford
a month agoBeautiful beach with great views. At the end of the pier you can jump off and see many fish! Can be decently crowded at times. There's a boat that can play music at times which can be annoying. Overall a great place to visit while on vacation.
Nelson Marichal
a month agoI enjoy visiting this beach all the time. Snorkeling is so much fun at this place , or if you just feel like jumping off the docks, have fun .It's one of my favorite places to visit.
Maitri Hegde
a month agoView from the top near the crash boat sign is amazing! Looks like a very popular beach since parking spots were filled on the weekend. Overall a fun happening place with many jet skiers and sailers around.
Tammy Tang
3 weeks agoGreat beach with blue and clear water. Make sure to bring your snorkeling or swim goggles to see the fishes. The waves can get pretty strong too. I wished that there was a restroom nearby but there are some restaurants where you can buy a drink and use their restroom instead. Parking is $10 so make sure to get here early so that you can get a spot nearby.