Pico de Piedra Beach, West Region Travel Guide

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are in the center of Isabela, start by heading south on Route 2 (Carr. 2). Continue straight for about 1.5 miles until you reach Route 113 (Carr. 113). Turn left onto Route 113 and follow it for about 0.5 miles. As you approach the coast, you will see signs for Pico de Piedra Beach. Turn right onto the access road that leads to the beach. You will arrive at Pico de Piedra Beach, which is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

• Public Bus

  From the main square in Isabela, take the public bus (known as 'guaguas') that heads to Aguadilla. Confirm with the driver if they stop near Pico de Piedra Beach. It's a common destination, so most drivers will know it. Once you get off the bus, you may need to walk about 10 minutes towards the beach. Follow the main road until you see the access road leading to the beach. This option is economical and gives you a chance to mingle with locals.

• Bicycle Rental

  Rent a bicycle from a local shop in Isabela. Once you have your bike, head south on Route 2 (Carr. 2) for about 1.5 miles. Then, take a left onto Route 113 (Carr. 113). Continue for another 0.5 miles until you see the beach access road on your right. The ride is pleasant and offers a chance to see the surrounding areas of Isabela. Ensure to wear a helmet and stay safe on the roads.