Question, did you by any chance venture out to the beach that is closest? To my knowledge it was suggested Condado beach was closest but is ranked one of the most dangerous in regards to rip currents & choppy waters in general. Would you suggest any other beaches? I’m traveling with a 14 year old as well as my grandma so not necessarily avid swimmers- we want calm waters but don’t mind if the beach is busy! I’ve looked into Culebra and we may do a ferry ride from Cieba out there but wanted to know better options that are closer to the hotel.
Hey! I didn't actually go on the beach, I just drove past it on the shuttle. Many guests did seem to visit, the waters looked a bit rocky from where I could see, but again so many people went there, that it may be worth it to just visit to lounge and chill. The only beaches I've been to in PR were in Luquillo, which is about a 50-minute drive, but they were beautiful!!! So it may be worth considering.
Question, did you by any chance venture out to the beach that is closest? To my knowledge it was suggested Condado beach was closest but is ranked one of the most dangerous in regards to rip currents & choppy waters in general. Would you suggest any other beaches? I’m traveling with a 14 year old as well as my grandma so not necessarily avid swimmers- we want calm waters but don’t mind if the beach is busy! I’ve looked into Culebra and we may do a ferry ride from Cieba out there but wanted to know better options that are closer to the hotel.
Hey! I didn't actually go on the beach, I just drove past it on the shuttle. Many guests did seem to visit, the waters looked a bit rocky from where I could see, but again so many people went there, that it may be worth it to just visit to lounge and chill. The only beaches I've been to in PR were in Luquillo, which is about a 50-minute drive, but they were beautiful!!! So it may be worth considering.