Playa Jobos

Great beach. Reminded me of home (Socal). Uma's had a total San Diego vibe me music was straight out of 91x. Parking can be a pain. If you are going to be there for a short time, get parking at a restaurant and then move around for an hour or two.

Parking 🅿️ in the street is tough, but there are some locals who would let you park in there property for a moderate price like $10. Bathrooms in local restaurants are available and clean. Food and drink options from a few places to choose from. There’s a surfing school here you can watch the surfers practice. There is also a chair and umbrella rental place. Waste and recycling bins close by too, so there’s no excuse to leave trash behind. Overall, a great beach to hangout with family and friends, eat & drink.

This is my absolute favorite beach in all of PR. We came back here twice just to watch the sunset with a pair of chairs and enjoy the crashing of the waves on the giant rock cliff structure overlooking the water. It has it all: fun beach to swim, the views, a nice hike to the other side, alcohol, food, and plenty of shops. Only problem is parking could be hard to find on a busy weekend. Parking lots charge $10 but if you're lucky to find street parking I recommend you park on the street instead.

A great gem and hidden find. The huge body of a rock makes a great for swimmers and novice surf riders to enjoy the waves of the island. All while enjoys great music and food hosted by restaurants near by. You can use the trails and or beach to walk around or even bike! Beautiful area to get a away and enjoy the humility the Ocean has to offer! We are looking forward to stop by again.

This is one of my favorite beaches on the entire island. It offers the opportunity for surfing, especially for those who are little new to the sport. However, this beach has a current that will pull people out all throughout the day I went in July 2024 and had to assist the rescue of six people, if you’re not a good swimmer, this isn’t for you