Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches

Oct. 2, 2013 - PRLog -- If you're already planning that winter getaway to the Caribbean, and you'd love to soak in the rays at the world's most beautiful beaches, then look no further than Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches.

Puerto Rico has some of the most beautiful beaches anywhere in the world.  That's not up for discussion.  But Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches are in a class all their own. The Blue Flag is a voluntary eco-label that is only bestowed to the best-kept beaches in the world.  And Puerto Rico has seven of them.

In this two-part series travel blogger Orlando Mergal explores Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches (http://www.puertoricobygps.com/puerto-ricos-blue-flag-beaches-part-1-best-beaches-in-the-world-visit-puerto-rico/) and tells us about them first hand.  And not only does he tell us, but he also shows us in a two-part video program.

The first part of “Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches” covers “Seven Seas”, in the town of Fajardo; “Balneario La Monserrate”, in Luquillo”; “Balneario de Carolina”, right next to the Isla Verde hotel district; and “Punta Salina”, in the town of Toa Baja west of Old San Juan.  All four are within an hour's drive from the San Juan Metroplex.

Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches have everything:  pristine water, gentle surf, abundant shade, safety buoys, lifeguards, showers, sanitary facilities, handicap facilities, concession stands, information areas and ample parking.  And best of all: “they're free”.  That's right!  All beaches in Puerto Rico belong to the people.  It's even in the constitution!  So the only thing that you'll pay for is for parking.

So if you're searching for a place to enjoy your winter vacations, where the only thing you'll need to work on is your suntan, look no further.  Spend some time at Puerto Rico's Blue Flag Beaches.