Paseo Piñones — Attraction in Loíza

I really enjoyed my stay in Puerto Rico but taking the time to come to this area was not worth it. We had read on websites and in tour guide books about renting bikes and riding along here. We didn't end up renting bikes which I'm glad because so much of the boardwalk part of the path was missing so many boards and I would have never been comfortable cruising along. We walked a good section of this path despite what our conscious was telling us. It felt very isolated with a lot of run down spots along it. One of the only spots on the island I questioned our safety. Once we got out to the beach close to the road again we called for an uber. Never ate at any of the kiosks or anything....which I saw maybe 3 restaurants at the beginning but definitely not what I was expecting. So unfortunately, don't waste...

So this beach is not for swimming and the area is a bit questionable. It’s definitely not for tourists. The beach is not maintained and there are no bathrooms or showers or beach chairs. He’s good for pictures and local food. Be very mindful coming here and do not bring a lot of belongings. All of the locals were staring at us. I am an experienced traveler and this place gave me pause. We watched multiple groups get dropped off then get right back into their cars and leave after looking around bewildered. Lots of garbage and police on jet skis!! A very...

This place is known for the food like empanadilla and Spanish food is so good you have visit this place if you go to Puerto Rico. The rich flavors of the empanadilla filled with savory meat and spices are a true delight for the taste buds. Additionally, the authentic Spanish dishes served here are prepared with traditional recipes passed down through generations. From paella to arroz con pollo, every bite transports you to the streets of San juan. Don't miss the opportunity to savor these culinary treasures when you visit...