Either way, it would be tough to do carrying all your beach gear! There is no charge to use the beach, per se. Just a charge to park in the parking lot. That lot fills up quickly on holidays and weekends especially in the summer. From the San Juan area, take Route 22 west to Route 2 west. Turn right onto Road , and then left onto Road Follow the signs and traffic. Crash Boat Beach is about a 2-hour drive from the San Juan area. We are in the process of updating the maps we use on our web site.
While we're working on that, you can click on the GPS coordinates below to view the location on Google Maps Please use common sense! If your mother or that little voice in your head tells you that you are about to do something stupid … then don't do it! There was a fisherman's area on the right side of the beach. Hurricane Maria really messed up the buildings. I think they are trying to repair some. Beautiful place and wonderful people! Does the fishing village still exist? It would be nice to reconnect with some of those people.
Some of the best years of my life were spent with them! During winter months, this spot is loved by surfers, known as Gas Chambers. Please keep in mind that there are no lifeguards at Crash Boat Beach, you swim at your own risk.
Please pay attention to your children at ALL times. Along the pier, what looks like calm swimming water can become a dangerous scene depending on the current and weather conditions. The undercurrents can become like a whirlpool in some areas, making it very difficult for an average swimmer to get out safely.
Please visit the following link, the site posts updates on the monitoring of the water quality, the site lists beaches on the first table that DO NOT MEET the criteria for safe use. Junta de Calidad Ambiental de Puerto Rico. For decades there were simple food cafeterias loved by locals, the buildings were destroyed by Hurricane Maria. In July, Cocoloba opened serving a nice menu with fresh fish, traditional Puerto Rican appetizers, and a bar.
There is still a concrete peer that today doubles as a popular fishing spot and as jump off point for local swimmers. A group of friends and I rented a local fisherman to take us out for a boat ride around the crystal blue waters. The thing was labeled FEET.
So this area gets real deep real fast. The sand is light tan colored, fluffy and very nice. The sea floor is also sandy and nice. No rocks here. The coastline is rather stretched and wide, although its length reduced almost twice after the destructive Maria hurricane.
Soft golden sand and tender tide sound favor serene relaxation, and thick vegetation brings comfortable shadow and coolness. The beach is perfect for family recreation and outdoor picnics, and it will be appreciated by people who love fishing, snorkeling, and diving.
The pier projecting far into the sea is absolutely safe and open for everyone. As a rule, it is occupied by fishermen early in the morning, and closer to noon, the pier turns into one recreational facility. It is fun and safe to jump into water from it there is a special ladder to climb back , to enjoy snorkeling and diving in order to explore the coral reef and feast eyes upon the sea inhabitants. On the beach, one can rent sport equipment and surfing boards and even order a special diving tour to sunken military motor boats and airplanes.
Crashboat offers other beach games: riding hydro cycles, kayaks and water ski, fashionable sapboarding, and such beach sports as volleyball, football, shuttlecock, and beach tennis. The beach is equipped with shower cabins and water closets, it gives a possibility to rent umbrellas and sling chairs, and to make a light meal in beach cafes and cafeterias.
Picnic lovers can comfortably relax in tree shadow and even stay for a night in their tent camp. It should be noted that the amount of beach goers does not decrease closer to the evening.
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