Longest, not necessarily the best, beach

londonprideGuest26 January 2016 15:22:05

In terms of ability to just walk for a long distance, what beach would you consider to be the longest, or in the top 3-4 longest. Doesn't have to be among the prettiest, or whatever other qualifier comes to mind, just distance is my q. Especially NW, West, South, and SE.

Not interested in the northeast coasts meaning close (50 kms) to SJ on the north or the east coasts but feel free to post about either for the sake of information and good conversation; and I'm not interested in the island beaches which I know about but again, feel free.

Thanks

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frogrock Serial expat

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frogrockSerial expat26 January 2016 16:19:18

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How do you feel about walking in rocks?

sandrarduncan Serial expat

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sandrarduncanSerial expat26 January 2016 16:27:58

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I like 3 brothers beach in anasco to walk . It has been the longest walkable beach that i have found

sandrarduncan Serial expat

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sandrarduncanSerial expat26 January 2016 16:29:43

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I like 3 brothers beach in anasco to walk . It has been the longest walkable beach that i have found. Also aguada has some pretty long beaches as well . Both these are located next Rincon

Mrkpytn Serial expat

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MrkpytnSerial expat26 January 2016 16:47:47

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Okay....here is mine...not for the squeaky clean cars. It is called "Cucharas", This was designated a natural reserve a few yeas ago. It is a bit difficult to find and once you do it is about a mile long drive down a very rough and muddy road when it rains. There are a few fisherman shacks there that are grandfathered in. Usually there is no one here but once in while the will be fishermen and occasional swimmers. My guess is that the beach could be a couple miles long or at least a mile and one half. If you count from the mangroves to the end it would certainly be longer. The soil is more like earth mixed with sand and coral but it is hard. Very few rocks and usually a nice stiff breeze.

NomadLawyer Serial expat

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NomadLawyerSerial expat26 January 2016 16:56:24

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Blue Beach on Vieques. Also wonderfully beautiful.

sandrarduncan Serial expat

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sandrarduncanSerial expat26 January 2016 23:54:05

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What town?

adlin20 ViP

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adlin20ViP27 January 2016 02:00:45

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Playa Ventanas in Guayanilla. Its called the window because of the shape the rock looks like a window to the ocean.

frogrock Serial expat

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frogrockSerial expat27 January 2016 10:21:46

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There is a very long stretch of beach where I used to live in Arroyo. It was at my doorsteps, at the end of the road. The western end is at Punta Guillarte and the eastern end is at Patillas Airport. (A private airport).

Mrkpytn Serial expat

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MrkpytnSerial expat27 January 2016 10:37:36

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Maybe check all these beaches out with google earth

londonpride Guest

londonprideGuest27 January 2016 12:37:14

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Yep Mrkpytn, it is a great idea. I had noticed those stretches Froggie mentioned which along with those further west in Guayama and further north east @ Manaubo, Yabucoa. Really nice stretches, long.

Frogrock, how did you like living in Arroyo? Much different then Guayama, Manaubo or Yabucoa? I'd guess not. but anything at all that comes to mind would be appreciated.

And though I am not a surfer, does the surf ever pick up along those shores? Every foto I've seen in those general areas shows calm waters.