La Pared Beach — Attraction in Puerto Rico

A RED FLAG IS THE SAME AS A RED STOPLIGHT IN PUERTO RICO- NOBODY WORRIES ABOUT THEM. You stand, at worst, a 1 in 10 chance of drowning.. and even if you did get sucked out by a deadly rip current, there is usually a surfer nearby to pull you to safety. The rip currents are just one exciting adventure awaiting you here in this picturesque wonderland located between the sea and El Yunque Rainforest. Enjoy Luquillo and all it has to offer. With our enchanting tropical scenery, blue waters, vibrant Caribbean atmosphere, and plenty of beer and cocktails, you won't even notice the corpses washing up...

Luquillo strip always enchants. The wall murals are a welcoming plus. I am happy to see the beautifully painted small apartment and hotels since last here a few years back. My great grandparents are buried in the cemetery at opening of this particular beach area. The biggest issue here is parking ...there is none. After visiting El Yunque not far from here, we drove through here and left because we couldn't find a place to park and the streets are so narrow to eveb try. I will definitely return here early morning soon....

I’ve been visiting this beach for some 20 years or so and I always enjoy this beach. It’s not a good beach to go bathing since it usually has very strong currents and if you don’t know how to swim or even if you know the rip currents can drag you out into the surf and it’s pretty strong. This beach is a good spot for surfing. Always remember to not litter and take your trash with you or deposit it in a trash can. This beach does not have lifeguards so always check local weather reports before...