Things to do in Cabo Rojo

Combate Beach is divided into two distinctive, equally beautiful crescents of sand, split in the middle by Punta Aguila. The significant length of the beach and its two-part shape mean that you can always find a spot of sand that suits your needs. Choose between the charming, developed northern beach, which features restaurants, resorts and boats bobbing in the water, or the quieter southern side, which offers uninterrupted views of Bahía Salinas and the Morillos Peninsula.

With its broad expanse of soft golden sands, pristine ocean waters and natural setting, Boquerón Beach is one of the village’s premier attractions. Stretching over a mile (1.6 kilometers) south of the picturesque bayside village of Boquerón, the beach has plenty of space for fun and relaxation. Bring the kids to this family-friendly beach and play in the shallows or explore the coast on a thrilling Jet Ski adventure tour.

The Cabo Rojo Lighthouse, also known as “Faro de Los Morrillos,” is a striking landmark in one of the most spectacular parts of the Cabo Rojo region of Puerto Rico. The working lighthouse stands on dramatic cliffs at the southwestern tip of the island, still guiding ships around the rocks. Climb its tower for expansive views of cove beaches, a jagged limestone coastline and the glistening Caribbean Sea.

Playa Sucia translates to “dirty beach” but the name is entirely misleading. This secluded cove beach, also known as La Playuela, is one of the most pristine and beautiful beaches in Puerto Rico. Make the journey down to the southwestern tip of the island to find this classically Caribbean destination, where aquamarine waters roll gently across a curve of fine white sand.

Disappear into the vast expanse of the Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge. This area of stunning natural beauty sits in southwestern Puerto Rico and stretches down onto the Morrillos Peninsula. Follow miles of walking trails, relax on sheltered beaches and meet the wildlife of this scenic Caribbean refuge.

One of the most striking natural features of western Puerto Rico is the Cabo Rojo Salt Flats. This spectacular area, sometimes known as the Corozo Salt Flats, is part of the Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge. Every winter the area welcomes thousands of migratory birds. Explore a landscape of strange beauty, where shallow layers of water form colorful lagoons over beds of salt deposits.