Seven Seas Beach

Seven Seas is a public balneario on a sheltered bay on the northeast corner of the island, with calm shallow water, trees along the sand giving shade, and facilities including showers, kiosks and camping. Reef offshore gives snorkelling when the water is clear. It sits beside Las Cabezas de San Juan reserve and a trail runs from the beach along the coast to smaller unmanaged beaches further round.

The main sights

• The sheltered bay - calm shallow water good for swimming and families.
• The shade - trees along the back of the sand, unusual on public beaches here.
• The coastal trail - a walk round to quieter beaches beyond the balneario.
• The reserve - Las Cabezas de San Juan adjoining to the north.

When to go

December to April is the drier season. Weekends and holidays are very busy. Water clarity varies and is best in calm settled weather.

Things to know

It is a managed public beach with crowds and noise at weekends rather than a quiet spot. Parking is charged and fills early. Snorkelling here is modest compared with the offshore cays.

Nearby

Las Cabezas de San Juan is next door, and Fajardo is south.

Key facts