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Great Opportunity to buy a Garden Unit at The Ocean Club at Seven Seas. It's all white buildings makes you think you are in Paradise. 3 of the most incredible Pools in Puerto Rico, 2 Tennis Courts, Full Basketball Court, Volleyball Sand Court, Gym, Children's Play Area, Ocean Views from many areas of the Condominium. Next to Famous Seven Seas beach, there is a exit door that is minutes walking distance to the beach. Fajardo is is home to one of the three bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico, where you can kayak and explore the diversity of marine life. You also have the famous Hidden Beach, just 20 minute walk from entrance Seven Seas. There is also the Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve, A bioluminescent lagoon, mangroves, coral reefs, dry forests, sandy and rocky beaches set between headlands—visit all these ecosystems in one place, the Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve, in Fajardo. You’ll find one of our most frequented visitor centers here, and it’s only a step away from the best resorts in the area. You can take traditional, night and thematic tours from here—on bike, kayak or trolley—always in the company of a environmental interpreter who will show you everything about the ecosystems, landscapes, and wildlife of the reserve, including the breathtaking view of the northeast tip of Puerto Rico form the top of the Fajardo Lighthouse. There are many ways to participate for nature in Cabezas de San Juan. La Zanja perhaps one of the most Instagrammable places in Fajardo is La Zanja (The Ditch), one of the town’s off-the-beaten-path wonders. La Zanja is a natural pool created when the waves from the Atlantic crash on the rocks and fill in the long, “ditch-like†indentation. If you like adventure, it’s about a 20- to 30-minute hike from Seven Seas to this secluded location, and you’ll get to enjoy some scenery along the road less-traveled. Hidden Beach and Red Beach Divided by a small peninsula called Cabeza Chiquita (Small Head) are Hidden Beach "Playa Escondida" and Red Beach "Playa Colorá", two of Fajardo’s hidden gems. They make up part of the Northeast Ecological Corridor, and to get to them you will have to do a little bit of hiking. Red Beach earned its name because of its reddish-colored sand, which is juxtaposed against the turquoise waters. Meanwhile, Hidden Beach is hemmed in by mangroves, and its golden sand makes it a great location to unwind. Bioluminescent Bay one of the main attractions at Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve is Laguna Grande, one of the three bio bays in Puerto Rico. 4 marinas, Icacos Island, 15 min to ferry to Culebra or Vieques, offshore waters are home to dolphins, turtles and manatees, Isla Palominos, Best Seafood restaurants in Puerto Rico. To the west are the trails of El Yunque National Forest. 45 minutes from San Juan International Airport.. |
