Survival Beach
Playa Survival
A secluded beach reached by a roughly 20-minute hike through the forest, framed by limestone cliffs, sea caves and turquoise water. It's the most popular hiking beach in Aguadilla.
Survival Beach (also known as Survivor Beach) lies on Aguadilla's north coast, east of the former Ramey base. No road leads directly to it. From the roadside parking area, you hike through shrubland for about 20–30 minutes (roughly 1.5 km one way). At the end is a sandy beach enclosed by limestone cliffs, with sea caves and natural arches in the rocks and intensely blue water. It is far more untouched than the beaches along the roadside. Note: the waves are big and the currents strong, so swimming is generally not recommended. Come for the views and photos. The trail has mud and rocks, so wear sneakers and bring plenty of water and sunscreen. There are no lifeguards or facilities, so avoid going alone in the late afternoon.
Opening hours
Open all day (daytime visits recommended)
Nearby sights
- Shacks Beach
- Las Ruinas (Old Punta Borinquen Lighthouse)
- Wilderness Beach
- Peña Blanca Beach
- Jobos Beach
- Crash Boat Beach
- Montones Beach
- Las Cascadas Water Park