Copamarina Beach Resort

Copamarina's has 106 guest rooms, suites, and villas, all of which offer either ocean or garden views. Spacious rooms feature tile floors, thick wood Venetian shutters, and generously proportioned state-of-the-art bathrooms. Private balconies are ideal for enjoying the breathtaking tropical scenery that abounds on the property. Up to six people can comfortably stay in one of the resort's two available 2,600-square-foot (242 square meters) oceanview villas.

Two restaurants offer tasty dishes in open-air environments that incorporate nature as an aesthetic element. Alexandra serves Caribbean delicacies prepared with a classical, elegant flair such as whole fried snapper with mojo, tostones, and asopao de langosta (lobster soup). A selection of vegetarian options is available at each meal. Breakfast, lunch, and sunset cocktails can be enjoyed in a casual al fresco setting at Las Palmas Cafe. Nightly shows and musical performances are put on at the Cafe until 11:00 p.m.

• Rooms
• 106Rooms

• Food Options
• Serves Alcohol
• Vegetarian

Between relaxing spa treatments, water sports, and the biosphere reserve adjacent to the resort, guests have an array of opportunities to enjoy Copamarina's tropical setting. Additionally, a tennis pro offers lessons on two courts that are lit for night play. A volleyball court invites guests to challenge each other in impromptu games.

The resort offers a broad range of boats and crafts for guest rental, including kayaks, sailboats, catamarans, and paddleboats. Fishing enthusiasts can bait a hook and hope for a bite from the marlin and snapper that congregate in the placid waters of the Caribbean Sea. Guests can also earn diving certification through a full range of on-site PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) instruction courses. Just five minutes from the resort by ferry, Gilligan's Island (named after the television show, whose eponymous island it resembles) provides a secluded locale for diving, snorkeling, and swimming near a coral reef.

The Guanica Biosphere Reserve, one of only six protected areas in Puerto Rico, is the world's largest dry forest reserve. The forest remains dry because the nearby Coderillera Mountains cause the rainfall to evaporate before it can reach the Caribbean shore. The reserve encompasses miles of overgrown coastline, mangrove islands, and off-shore coral reefs. Hiking trails are clearly marked and can be navigated with or without the assistance of a guide. Nature enthusiasts can view more than 700 species of trees and plants, 16 of which can only be found at the reserve. More than 100 species of migratory and resident birds make their home here, including the endangered Puerto Rican bullfinch, the Puerto Rican whippoorwill, and the orange-cheeked waxbill.

• Fitness & Activities
• Hiking
• Horseback Riding
• Scuba/Snorkeling
• Tennis
• Yoga Classes

• Facilities & Amenities
• Locker Room
• Meeting Facilities
• Robes Provided
• Showers
• Slippers Provided
• Steam Room
• Swimming Pool
• Wedding/Event Space
• Whirlpool, Jacuzzi