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La Selva Beach
Abantu bendawo abangu-20 bayatusa,
Amacebiso avela kubantu bendawo
Danielle
April 10, 2022
This hidden gem is set back off a dirt road. 4x4 utility needed to explore this area
Yaritza
February 5, 2022
The Northeast Ecological Corridor along the coast near El Yunque is a primary nesting ground for the endangered leatherback sea turtle and that includes the waters off the coastline of Puerto Rico, Critical habitat may be essential to a species' conservation, and those features may require special management considerations. La Selva Beach Leatherback turtle tracks. Why this beach? It is the most important turtle nesting site in the Caribbean. This is due to several unique factors. The wave action helps these giant beasts get out of the water every 4 years or so to lay their eggs. There are no lights nor other disturbances to cause the baby hatchlings to go the wrong way and go inland ( where they die) instead of finding their way to the ocean. The turtles need this beach.
The Northeast Ecological Corridor along the coast near El Yunque is a primary nesting ground for the endangered leatherback sea turtle and that includes the waters off the coastline of Puerto Rico, Critical habitat may be essential to a species' conservation, and those features may require special m…
Marivel
February 22, 2022
Surfers and secluded access via 4x4 or park and walk. No close amenities in the area.
Christian
March 15, 2022
Most pristine beach on the island. Untouched…
Angel
May 15, 2021
We love La Selva for its privacy and pristine, untouched beauty. You can back your SUV into one of the many openings along the jungle trail and walk a few steps into what seems like another world. We usually pack a lunch and cooler of beer and spend the entire day there, drinking in the salt and sand.
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