Playa Pastillo, Coto — Attraction in Isabela

Honestly this rustic beach was intimidating yet incredibly majestic. It’s a small road that ends right to the beach which was not at all busy; just a few cars and locals walking/chilling/enjoying the land. Definitely be careful in the water with no lifeguard and strong waves but wow what an amazing place. Take a walk up to the cave and behold nature, it was absolutely breathtaking. Please respect the land and take any litter with you as many beaches in PR are not governed. Words cannot capture how beautiful...

Beautiful more rustic beach along midwest portion of Puerto Rico's northern coast, east of the town of Isabella. Surf is a bit rough here, so swimming is probably ill-advised, especially as most of it faces open ocean, but there are a few spots where flatter rock legdges allow for wading in around ankle to knee deep water to hunt for crabs, snails, sea urchins, shells and the like. Seems popular for surf...

If you’re looking to visit a pretty beach with rough waves, then come here. It was awesome because there were barely any people when we arrived. The beach is huge and there was plenty of street parking. If you go in the water, be ready to get slapped in the face by big waves and enjoy the adventure!! We didn’t get to go the cave, but there is supposed to be one on the far side...