We found an ad in a magazine in our Rincon apartment for kayaking in a clear kayak at Crashboat Beach, near Aguadilla , PR . We made an appointment with "Kelsey" who went above and beyond to coordinate and make our experience very easy. The two single kayaks that we requested were ready for launching when we arrived. We were given cold water and two power bars in a small cooler. "Geoff", the other half of the team and the guide and leader of our kayak tour gave us an excellent safety briefing and a complete explanation for operating the kayaks. We launched, paddled over a sunken ship wreck and piers that were at the bottom of the water, reefs and a number of fish. "Geoff" did an excellent job of explaining the complete uniqueness of the kayak and the area we were exploring! We highly recommend this tour and experience to anyone. The team of "Kelsey and Geoff" were very professional and customer oriented!

Awesome! Must visit BUT go early so you can find parking. We got there at 10am on a Tuesday (it was a holiday) and parking was completely full. Had to park up the road. So if you don’t get there early you will have to park up the road and it can be a bit steep. Note: stay away from the areas with yellow lines. You will get a parking ticket. This place was lots of fun. Kids will have a blast too. Water is so clean and clear, the beach too is clean. Everyone did a great job keeping track of their trash. So being garbage bags. If you don’t have an umbrella or chairs they have rentals there, chairs are $10 each and umbrella $20. They do require your government ID (ie: drivers license) and will hold it until you return to get it. Locals brought grills but there are food trucks there with great skewers, empanadas, and drinks (alcohol and no -alcoholic). Cash only and reasonable prices. (ie: one vendor had chicken or pork $4 / shrimp $5. The beverage vendor had piña colada without alcohol $6 (red cup) and lemonade large for $8 bother we’re delicious). NOTE: umbrella/chair rentals and food trucks are on the far right of the beach. Bathroom - there weren’t any or they were closed. The restaurant behind the food trucks can be used but they require you to buy two drinks. Not sure if it’s each time but I would assume so. How this helps.

Amazing beach! Great sand, beautiful surrounding hills, and water that is calm enough to swim in (a few waves but not large ones). We arrived at 8am when the beach was calm and quiet, and later on it becomes a fun atmosphere full of locals with music and food stands. The food stands opened at around 11am and the car parks (3 different ones right near the sand) were easy to access (didn't become full until around 11am-12pm on a Saturday). The drive down is a little windy but a well maintained road. There are no public restrooms, but one restaurant has restrooms you can use and buying a drink there was $1.50 so definitely worth doing that. The pina coladas at the end kiosk were great - $5 without rum, $10 with, the pinchos stand is really yummy ($4 for chicken, $10 for fish), and coconut water for $4. You can get a shaded spot if you arrive early, otherwise can rent umbrellas. One of the best beaches we visited in terms of food, parking, atmosphere, water, surrounding beauty.