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Bahia de las Aguilas Beach

This 8-kilometer stretch of untouched white sand is the primary attraction in Jaragua National Park.

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The beach is completely undeveloped and heavily protected. You will not find any permanent facilities, restaurants, or restrooms on the sand.

Boats drop you off directly on the beach and return at an agreed time. You must pack in your own water, food, and shade for the day.

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The Main Beach Area

3-5 hoursNo facilities

This is the powdery white sand and calm turquoise water where your boat will drop you off. There is zero infrastructure here. Bring everything you need for the day, including plenty of drinking water.

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Coastal Limestone Cliffs

30 minutesGreat photography

Rugged rock formations frame the edges of the bay. You can walk along the coastal edges for unique photography. The red rocks provide a sharp contrast against the deep blue water.

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Inshore Reefs

1-2 hoursBring own snorkel gear

The shallow areas near the beach feature crystal-clear water housing starfish and small coral formations. You must bring your own snorkel gear. There are no rental shops anywhere on the sand.