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Puerto Rico · Vieques Municipality

Best beaches in Vieques

24 ranked beaches in Vieques, Vieques Municipality

Ranked by the OnlyBeaches Index (OBI) — a 1-10 score blending water purity, conditions, crowd levels and vibe. Updated every 30 minutes.

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  1. 1

    Caracas Beach

    Formerly Red Beach, this is one of Vieques’ most popular refuge beaches with bright water and easy access

    7.0
  2. 2

    La Chiva Beach

    Long south-coast refuge beach prized for clear water, reefy patches, and a remote island feel

    7.0
  3. 3

    La Plata Beach

    Remote eastern south-coast beach with pale sand and very clear water inside the refuge

    7.0
  4. 4

    Monte Santo Beach

    Quiet residential north-shore beach option between Isabel Segunda and the airport side.

    7.0
  5. 5

    Mosquito Bay Beach

    Coastal edge of the famous bioluminescent bay area, included for destination context rather than daytime beach facilities

    7.0
  6. 6

    Mosquito Pier Beach

    Recognized snorkel spot around Mosquito Pier with clear water and frequent marine-life sightings.

    7.0
  7. 7

    Pata Prieta Beach

    Small protected cove often called Secret Beach with quieter swimming and snorkeling

    7.0
  8. 8

    Playa Bastimento

    Secluded northern refuge cove valued by explorers looking beyond the main south-coast beaches.

    7.0
  9. 9

    Playa Escondida

    Small tucked-away south-coast pocket beach that is easy to miss on generic beach lists

    7.0
  10. 10

    Playa Grande Vieques

    Longer, less-developed south-western beach stretch with open views and a wilder shoreline

    7.0
  11. 11

    Playa La Chata

    Quiet north-coast cove for discovery-focused visitors comfortable with rustic access.

    7.0
  12. 12

    Playa La Chiva

    One of Vieques' strongest beach experiences and a natural extension of south-coast beach discovery

    7.0
  13. 13

    Playa La Esperanza

    Local shoreline by Esperanza village useful for casual swimming and sunset walks

    7.0
  14. 14

    Playa Martineau

    Low-key north-coast strand near former resort grounds with a quieter, local feel.

    7.0
  15. 15

    Playa Pata Prieta North Shore

    A lesser-known north-facing cove name that can be missed when users only search the famous Vieques south beaches.

    7.0
  16. 16

    Playita Beach

    Small beach pocket near the refuge beaches that rewards visitors looking beyond the main named stops

    7.0
  17. 17

    Playuela Beach

    Minor cove between better-known refuge beaches, valuable for discovery-focused users

    7.0
  18. 18

    Puerto Diablo Beach

    Remote northeastern shoreline cove with wild scenery and minimal mainstream map visibility.

    7.0
  19. 19

    Punta Arenas Beach (Green Beach)

    Remote west-end beach with clear water, reef edges, and one of Vieques’ best sunset settings.

    7.0
  20. 20

    Punta Arenas North Cove

    Small adjoining west-end cove distinct from the main Green Beach strand and useful for detailed beach discovery.

    7.0
  21. 21

    Punta Conejo Beach

    Out-of-the-way northeastern beach/cove setting suited to advanced coastal discovery rather than casual crowds.

    7.0
  22. 22

    Punta Goleta Beach

    Small north-shore beach area near Punta Goleta with calm local character and open views.

    7.0
  23. 23

    Rompeolas Beach

    Rocky-shore swimming and snorkeling area tied to the Mosquito Pier waterfront.

    7.0
  24. 24

    Secret Beach

    Small secluded south-coast cove frequently discovered through local recommendations rather than broad map listings

    7.0

What makes Vieques's beaches stand out?

Vieques sits in Vieques Municipality, Puerto Rico and is home to 24 ranked beaches on OnlyBeaches. Every beach here is scored by the OnlyBeaches Index — a 1-10 metric blending water purity, live conditions (waves, water temperature, wind), crowd intelligence and vibe.

Whether you're after the highest-scoring beach in Vieques or a quieter hidden cove, the list above is refreshed every 30 minutes using live Stormglass and OpenWeather data.