Crashboat Beach

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico · near Aguadilla (Borinquen sector)

Directions (OpenStreetMap)

Overview

Crashboat takes its name from the military rescue boats that once used the pier at the former Ramey Air Force Base. Food stands line one side of the beach. In September 2025 the municipal lot cost USD 9 and the local press described closed restrooms and worn walls with repairs pending.

Facilities and access

Public accessOpen to the public
Access notesMunicipal lot. Part of the old pier collapsed in swells linked to Hurricane Erin (El Nuevo Dia, Aug 2025); whether pier access is closed or reopened was not confirmed.
Entry feeUSD 9 (parking at municipal lot (vehicle, per El Nuevo Dia)). El Nuevo Dia, 1 September 2025; current rate unconfirmed.
ParkingPaid
Getting thereBy car; near Aguadilla airport (former Ramey base).
Food and drinkYes
LifeguardAAA listing says no lifeguards; undated.

Not yet documented: Toilets, Showers, Changing rooms, Sunbeds and umbrellas, Dogs, Accessibility. A detail listed here is unknown, not absent.

Activities and planning

Surface: Not yet documented

Type: Coastal

Activities mentioned: Fishing, Snorkeling, Surfing, Swimming

Map

Coordinates 18.4584, -67.1649, taken from the cited source.

Sources and updates

Last compiled 2026-11-14. Found an error? Suggest a correction.

Fact-level evidence
  • fee: USD 9 to park at the municipal lot source (2026-11-14)
  • toilets: Restrooms reported closed (Sept 2025); left null as a standing fact source (2026-11-14)
  • food_drink: Vendors with food and drink stands around the pier source (2026-11-14)
  • activities: Swimming, sunbathing, surfing, snorkeling, fishing source (2026-11-14)
  • pier: Part of pier collapsed in swell; pier access closed indefinitely source (2026-11-14)
Sources we could not reach
  • No DRNA or Aguadilla municipal page found; management and facility status not from an official source
  • Lifeguard, dog, accessibility facts unknown