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Walk to the famous Balneario de Luquillo and enjoy the best beach of Puerto Rico. A short drive away from El Yunque National Rain Forest. Near the Westin Rio Mar Beach Resort, and the El Conquistador Resort where you will find casinos and nightlife. Old San Juan is a 60-minute drive from Solimar.

Vacation Rental Amenities

Air conditioning in all areasCable TV, VCR, Stereo, CD PlayerFull Kitchen, Microwave, Refrigerator, Cooking utensils providedLinens provided, Towels provided, Beach Chairs and Towels providedWasher, DryerPoolTennisBasketballPlayground.

Amenities

Snorkling/Diving, KayakingHiking on the El Yunque RainforestSightseeing, BikingGolf, Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, CinemasFerry to Vieques and Culebra

Beach aficionados could spend a year exploring Puerto Rico and its offshore islands, visiting a different beach every day. They’d find long strips of sand, cliff-bordered shorelines and half-hidden coves. But all Puerto Rico’s beaches have several characteristics in common. Sand in most areas is shaded a pale beige, and coconut palms, trees that weren’t even found on the Island half a millennium ago, sway to the trade winds virtually everywhere along the coast.

Elegant describes many of the beaches along the northeast and eastern coasts. Waters are shallow, sands are bordered by stately palms, small cays dot the horizon, and deep-green forests rise in the background. The best-known beach in the northeast is Luquillo, both a balneario and a Blue Flag beach, making it ideal for families (with facilities for special needs travelers). Rustic kiosks in front of the beach along Highway 2 serve up traditional Puerto Rican snacks.

If you visit the offshore islands in the East, you find the crystal-clear turquoise waters for which the Caribbean is famed. Shallow coral-fringed waters surround islets off Fajardo and continue to the inhabited islands of Culebra and Vieques. These are important nature reserve areas, known for their stunning beaches. One of the most spectacular, Flamenco Beach on Culebra, resembles a vast palette of turquoise sea, white sand, green hills and blue sky. This is the fourth and final of the Island’s Blue Flag beaches, and it has an area for overnight camping. On Vieques, a series of beaches to the east of Sun Bay were recently opened to the public. Still semi-deserted during the week, they are as beautiful as Flamenco but on a much smaller scale.Villas at Solimar, Luquillo, Puerto Rico

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