Today you just get photos and video of the serious wave action on Puerto Rico’s northern beaches.
Playa Mar Chiquita (Mar Chiquita Beach) is a beautiful protected beach that is extremely popular with the locals.
Plenty of parking on a weekday, and a guy selling mojitos for the unprepared.
The lava rock that makes up the area is extremely sharp and abrasive, bring good footwear if you plan on exploring.
Off The Table
Water pours off the rock table ledges
Playa Mar Chiquita
Playa Mar Chiquita is a beautiful protected beach that is popular with the locals
Nothing
Staring out into the Caribbean Sea
Jagged Edges
The lava rock that forms these cliffs is crazy sharp and tough on the flip flops
Photo Frame
The mandatory beach framed by trees shot
Reserva Natural Cueva del Indo (Indian Cave Natural Reserve) preserves an ancient Taino Indian cave with petroglyphs.
We didn’t hike over to the cave since we were wearing flip-flops, but we spent plenty of quality time enjoying the beach and stunning coastline.
If you visit, don’t pay the ten bucks to park at the private parking lot, there is streetside parking just east of here.
Worth a visit if you’re passing through, but not necessarily a destination in itself.
Roll It Up
Watching the waves roll backward
Sass
Somebody is getting tired of posing!
Woooomph
Feeling the impact
Oh Crap
This one broke a lot higher than I expected
Fine Mist
You can smell the salt spray in this photo
Parting Shot
And one last shot
Mixing Bowl
All mixed up at Playa Mar Chiquita
Wave Action
Wave action at the Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio
Wave After Wave
Some beach music for your enjoyment
