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Destination · Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

Buyé Beach

Buyé is the beach west-coast locals keep for themselves: a sheltered curve of sand where the water stays shallow, clear and warm, and every evening the sun goes down right in front of you.

Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

Why Buyé

Playa Buyé · Open in Google Maps

01

Calm, shallow water

Sheltered by the curve of the coast, Buyé is usually calm enough to wade, float and swim with kids.

02

Snorkel from the sand

The rocks at either end hold fish and coral in a few feet of water. Bring a mask.

03

Sunsets over the sea

The beach faces west, so the sun goes down straight into the Caribbean.

04

Local and unhurried

No resorts, no high-rises: a neighborhood beach, busiest with local families on weekends.

Sunset this week

Calculated for Buyé Beach, Puerto Rico time.

Palm silhouetted against the sunset at Buyé Beach
  • Fri, Oct 96:11 PM
  • Sat, Oct 106:10 PM
  • Sun, Oct 116:10 PM
  • Mon, Oct 126:09 PM
  • Tue, Oct 136:08 PM
  • Wed, Oct 146:08 PM
  • Thu, Oct 156:07 PM

Around Buyé

Drive times are approximate.

0 min

Your beach: calm, clear water right outside the door.

~5 min

A fishing village with the day's catch and waterfront restaurants.

~10 min

Lively village with oysters from street stands, a wide public beach and music at night.

~20 min

The west coast's seafood strip, with restaurants right over the water.

~25 min

A long, laid-back beach known for its sunsets.

~30 min

Limestone cliffs over the sea, the salt flats and Playa Sucia, one of the island's most photographed beaches.

Getting here

Mayagüez (MAZ)
~30 min Directions
Aguadilla (BQN)
~1 h Directions
San Juan (SJU)
~2 h 30 min Directions

You'll want a car: the west coast is best explored on your own schedule. Parking for one car is included.

When to come

Any time. It's warm all year, with highs in the upper 80s °F (about 31 °C). December to April is the driest stretch; hurricane season runs June through November.

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