Buyé Beach, also known as Playa Buyé, has calm water, and a very laid-back family-friendly beach culture.  Buyé is well known by residents in Cabo Rojo but a tucked-away secret beach in comparison to other beaches around the island.  On-site there is an open-air restaurant/bar overlooking the beach, gift shop, and restrooms.

The colors and clarity of the water make Buye one of the prettiest beaches on the west coast of Puerto Rico.  The waves are very gentle most of the year making it a good beach for families with toddlers.  There are plenty of trees offering shade that you can claim for the day.  Buyé is great for taking a stroll along the beach, you can walk for about a half-mile, admire the flora, watch pelicans and jump in for a swim.

At Buyé you get two distinct beaches in one location.  When you enter through the parking gate, you’ll walk into the main beach area.  Most people spend the day here because of the close proximity to facilities, food, and parking.  The colors of the water on the main beach range from crystal clear to cerulean blues.  As you walk towards the next beach, the waters become more shallow and clear.  You’ll get to a spot with a tree blocking the way, from there you can walk around from the water or take a narrow dirt path on your right.  After a few steps, you’ll get to the most beautiful spot of Buye, a more secluded beach that’s postcard-worthy.  The waters are crystal clear, most likely you’ll have it all to yourself or with a few other beach lovers.  During weekends, you may find some boaters anchoring for the day here.

NOTE: The description above was sourced from CaboRojoPR.com.

More Information

• Cabo Rojo Puerto Rico - Great description of the Buyé Beach.
• Wikipedia
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