Airport Beach & North Coast Coves
Airport Beach and the coves along Route 200 toward the former W offer golden sand, coastal views, and more places to reach the north shore.
Heavy rain expected. Runoff can cloud the water and make some roads and beach access worse. See the “After rain” notes on each beach page.
Offshore wind: the water near shore can look flat, but that wind can push floats, kayaks, paddleboards and tired swimmers away from the beach.
Descriptions of the water, not a safety rating. Conditions change quickly, so judge the water yourself before you go in.
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8 beaches
Airport Beach and the coves along Route 200 toward the former W offer golden sand, coastal views, and more places to reach the north shore.
A long north-coast beach east of Isabel Segunda, with golden sand, beachcombing, and shallow pockets sheltered by offshore rocks and reef.
A series of north-facing beach stops along the coastal road from Vieques’ Ceiba Tree toward the back of the airport.
The Bio-bay is now bright again!
Many establishments are closed or have limited hours for off-season
Thanksgiving is typically the start of the Vieques tourism season.
A small beach in Isabel Segunda, with colorful sea glass, harbor views, and an easy-to-combine visit to town.
A golden-sand cove between rocky points on Vieques’ north coast, with easy roadside access and swimming and snorkeling in calm conditions.
A north-coast neighborhood beach with soft sand, natural shade, rocky reef, and beautiful views toward Culebra.
A north-coast shoreline stretching from Mosquito Pier toward the Ceiba Tree, with beach stops, coastal views, and snorkeling in calm conditions.
A north-coast beach east of Bastimiento, with golden sand, shoreline walks, and snorkeling possibilities when the water is calm.
