Mar Chiquita is located in the north of the Island, in the town of Manati, La Poza de las Mujeres y Las Cuevas de la Golondrina are close nearby. As this beach is not a “Balneario,” such facilities as showers, dressing rooms, lifeguards, and safety buoys are not available. You will be able to find a small parking place by the entrance of the beach.
Mar Chiquita is a magnificent natural creation. An opening in the rocky coastline allows the waters from the Atlantic Ocean to fill this natural wonder, forming a sea shell-like swimming pool. This beach is ideal for swimming for the whole family or just simply enjoy the sun. There is an upcoming project to declare Mar Chiquita an ecological nature reserve.
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Things To Do
Great for swimming for the whole family; sunbathing; and relax whilst admiring the beauty of this natural wonder.
How To Get There
From the Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, take the Highway PR-22/Expreso Jose de Diego towards the west for about 52 miles. Then take PR 686, follow PR 686 until PR 685. Continue straight to PR 648 until you have reached your destination.
| Location: | Manati |
| Lifeguard: | No |
| Water Sports: | No |
| Surfing: | No |
| Changing Facilities: | No |
| Food & Drinks near by: | No |
| Parking: | Yes |
| GO THERE | |
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