Puerto Rico: Crash Boat UTV Experience with Snorkel Gear

Escape to one of Puerto Rico’s most spectacular hidden coastlines on this guided adventure to Survival Beach (Playa Survival). This area is famous for its raw, unspoiled beauty, natural “pozitas” (tide pools) at low tide, and incredible photo opportunities. Our guides will share local stories about the beach’s name and help you find the best viewpoints for pictures.

Survival Beach is a rugged, wild spot with strong waves and currents, so swimming is optional and only recommended when the sea is calm and the guide indicates it’s safe. Most guests come to explore, relax, and take in the scenery.

Spend 1 hour at one of Puerto Rico’s most iconic beaches Crash Boat (Playa Crash Boat) in Aguadilla. Famous for its bright turquoise water, soft golden sand, and legendary pier, this west coast gem mixes laid-back beach time with a fun, local vibe. The bay is typically calm and clear, making it ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing by the shore.

Crash Boat is also known as one of the best beginner-friendly snorkeling spots on the island. Near the pier and rocky edges you can often spot colorful reef fish and other marine life, and the underwater visibility is usually excellent on calm days. If conditions allow, guests can enjoy optional water activities like snorkeling, paddleboarding, or simply jumping off the pier like the locals do.

Enjoy a delicious break by the sea at Rompe Ola Restaurant, a local favorite perched along Aguadilla’s coastline. Set right near the water on the oceanfront spot is known for its open-air terrace, breezy vibe, and the constant soundtrack of waves crashing on the shore.

Beyond the food, it’s a lively, welcoming place to relax and recharge during your Aguadilla adventure. Guests can grab a cocktail or cold beer from the full bar, take photos with panoramic ocean views, and soak up the laid-back west-coast atmosphere.

Step into a playful, picture-perfect corner of Aguadilla at the famous Tree House in Parque Colón. Built around a majestic, decades-old rubber/banyan tree right on the waterfront, this towering wooden structure rises about 30 feet and features multiple platforms, walkways, and lookout points that feel like something from a storybook.

The Tree House is part of Parque Colón’s family-friendly seaside park, which also includes a scenic boardwalk along the coast, shaded picnic areas, and a small beach nearby. It’s a perfect stop for families, couples, and anyone who wants a quick nature break with great views and fun photos.

Guests can climb up through the platforms, enjoy ocean breezes from above the canopy, and take in sweeping views of Aguadilla’s shoreline.