Playa La Selva

Gorgeous secluded beach tucked away in the forest. Was able to drive about halfway there and walk the rest, there was only one other group down the beach from us so we had the place to ourselves. The water had huge waives perfect for swimming next to shore. Great spot for tanning love this spot. There are no restrooms or trash so just keep that in mind, other wise perfect beach to go if you want to be alone and relax

Visited during a weekday afternoon and then again during the morning to snorkel. I had a 2WD SUV and didn't have much trouble driving all the way to the beach. Had to take it slow though. If it rains recently, I might not have made it all the way. I walked down the beach a ways towards the governor's beach house - had the whole place to myself. The second time I snorkeled closer to the parking area during the morning, and the water was pretty calm (18°22'04.3"N 65°41'03.0"W). The reefs were pretty cool and extensive in this area.

This truly is the hidden gem of Puerto Rico. The road is long and difficult but thanks to my 4x4 Ford Bronco Wildtrak Sasquatch, it was an absolute breeze. Gorgeous views and lush with coconut and mangrove trees. Very secluded often leaving you alone on your personal paradise. I was, however, disappointed that the secret back road leading straight to the governors summer home was blocked by a felled tree, making it inaccessible. I will be back soon with a chainsaw.

Very secluded and nice but hard to get to. Preferably a four wheel drive. Unfortunate event, but stay clear the edges

Seriously one of the most beautiful secluded beach’s. The trek to the beach was definitely bumpy so drive very slowly. We drove part of the way and then walked when the holes in the ground got bigger. Great place to have a picnic and relax away from the city.