Playa La Jungla

Beautiful place to come and enjoy the beautiful beaches.

Beautiful beach but everything has changed the water is beautifully clear and it’s clean but you have to pay it’s not much but come enkljoy

Open Tuesday to Sunday, closed Mondays.. family beach. ** No restrooms it's a nature reserve, you can go in the jungle (la jungla)

Lots of places to sit close to the water under mangrove trees and you'll even see some cotton bushes. Worth paying the low fee to enter and park as it's a natural setting with no houses or anything but the ocean, beach and the low slung shady trees. Go to the end of the parking lot for the full crescent view of sand and low trees. Bring your water shoes if you don't like stepping on stumps and hard pack roots but it won't hurt you either with bar feet. Pack in hearty snacks, fruit, a picnic, lots of water/drinks, sunscreen etc as there is nothing to buy there. It closes at 5 pm but they start to urge you to leave by 4:30 pm

Very quiet, calm beach. Lots of turtle grass in the water, but a nice temperature and nice and shallow. Just a little bit of shade from some small trees. The mangroves are lovely, and there are so many species of birds. At the end, follow the trail to Playa Almendra and some nice views of the cays. $2 per person for ages 13+. There's a dumpster by the entrance so you can easily tote your trash out.

Beautiful beach. Calm waters. $2 per person to get in

Great place to relax with family or romantic leasure. Walk thru the mangroves, snorkel for conk shells and don't worry. $2 per person, cash only, Spanish only.

Beautiful beach. Serene and scenic. $2 per person for parking. Gates close at 5pm. Well worth the trip.

We stayed in Guanica for 5 weeks during the summer of 2024. I still dream of playa la jungla. It's the place I come back to when I imagine my dream beach. We came early most mornings and were alone on the beach with the wildlife. When the tide was low, we could see brightly colored coral growing on the roots of the mangroves. Watching the pelicans dive into the calm, crystal clear water was just breathtaking.

This was a real treat. We came here with some friends and had a blast. It was a Sunday and the beach wasn't packed (I hope this is the norm and not an exception). It was so relaxing. Water was super calm, perfect for kayaking and paddle boarding. I saw a few people snorkeling, but we didn't bring Andy gear so I don't know if this is a good snorkeling spot. I would. I'd imagine it could be because there were lots of pelicans in the area, hanging out and diving for food. This beach is part of the Guanica State Forest. Entrance fee is $2 per person. Residents of Guanica and minors enter for free. Once you pass the gate, the path is all dirt. There are no restrooms or food options inside. There are also no trash cans. There is a trash bin at the entrance for when you leave. Overall, this beach is a gem and I recommend visiting it.

This has just become my favorite beach in PR outside of Culebra. It was very beautiful and peaceful. There were no waves so you could place a chair and umbrella in the water and relax. This makes it great for children. It is also ideal for paddle boarding and kayaking. I can't wait to go back.

Best place in Playa Santa! Wish local would pick up their trash though! Best family beach with little wave action due to reef. There are big fish between shore and reef. Great snorkeling! They try to control boats with loud music!