

Playa Pelícano
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Crystal Clear Waters define the Playa Pelícano
Beach Facilities

Bathrooms
Lifeguard
Showers
Picnic Tables
Gazebos
Visitor Center


Things to do in Playa Pelícano
Have a Party
Relax

Swimming

Diving

Snorkeling
Things that you may need to bring:

Snorkeling gear
Snacks
Sunblock
Hand sanitizer
Insect Repellent

Toilet Paper
Water & Drinks
Towel

This is the great, pristine, natural and beautiful Playa Pelícano (Pelican Beach). Playa Pelícano is located in the Isla Caja de Muerto, a small island in the sea waters on the south of Ponce city. Isla Caja de Muertos is a Natural Reserve, meaning that there is no commercial interference and all you would find here is a small paradise with one the best beaches in Puerto Rico. Playa Pelícano is awarded more than five times with the prestigious Blue Flag, do to the great maintenance of the beach, facilities and water testing.
Now be ready to see the amazing crystal clear waters, totally aqua light blue color, some schools of fish and a lot of white sands. Is the water the main event here, the visibility is so good that there is no need for a snorkeling mask. This is a wonderful place to do snorkeling or diving, being a reserve just make it an attraction with a lot of sea life and some coral reefs to explore, it is just a must to come a see by your own eyes the Caribbean sea wonders. There is almost no waves, just calm sea waters and they are very shallows, making it perfect for kids.
Isla Caja de Muerto have some facilities and amenities from: composting bathrooms, gazebos, harbor, picnic tables, swimming designated area, a visitor center with a lot of information, hiking trails, an historic lighthouse, a Jagüey forest and a cave. On the opposite direction of the Playa Pelícano there is a great formation of coral reef, we only recommend this for scuba diving for the best and better enjoyment.

In order to visit Playa Pelícano there is no other way than just taking a boat. There is a charter boat company that do excursion trips to this beach located in La Guancha in Ponce. The ride would take from 30 - 40 minutes depending on weather conditions. Also you can rent some equipment like umbrellas and chairs from the charter boat company.
This is an amazing place that we recommend to visit and one of most tourist favorites. Is this kind of places that sticks to your mind when somebody just mention the Caribbean. Make this a must on your list!


Playa Pelícano
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Playa Pelícano
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Playa Pelícano Information
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OPENING
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Open Hours:
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Sunday:
CLOSED
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
HIGH SEASON (May - August)
Thursday - Sunday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Life Guard Schedule
LOW SEASON (September - April)
Saturday - Sunday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
ENTRANCE
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ENTRANCE
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Playa Pelicano and Island of Caja de Muertos is Free of any cost. Remember is a Natural Reserve funded by the government
Take a Ferry at La Guancha in Ponce
Ferry cost round trip from $85.00 per person
(all included: drinks, lunch, snorkeling gear, and more)

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LOCATION NAME
REVIEWS

Laura
A Wonderful Beach in a remote island
Calfornia
Desde:
Apr 18, 2019
Fecha de publicación:
Pelican Beach is located in an island at the south coast of Ponce. It took like 30 minutes to get there, but once you arrived the first thing to notice is the impressive crystal clear water. Really you can see almost 20 feet sea bottom with out a snorkel mask. Because is a natural reserve, is very well preserve. There is no trace of waves and not too much shadow either, white sand and an amazing view.
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