Nestled amidst a glorious fish and wildlife reserve

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The Parador Bahia Salinas Beach Resort & Spa is nestled amidst a glorious fish and wildlife reserve surrounded by spectacular natural vistas in every direction. Relax, revitalize, or indulge in all that this unique Parador has to offer. From it's dazzling location where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean to form a Blue Heaven, or our mineral baths and Thalasotherapy treatments similar to the Dead Sea.

About Us

For consecutive years our Parador has received the Puerto Rico Tourism Company awards for the "Best Parador", The "Best Accommodations" and our signature restaurant "Agua al Cuello" the best Meson Gastronomico Restaurant award.

Our decor is a smart, witty, and sophisticated brilliant collision of influences from the modern to the old Spanish Mediterranean style... combined with the energy, vitality, the beauty and the magic of our nature reserve.

Unique features include our mineral baths with water fed directly from the 700 year old salt mines; special Spa treatments; two separate White Sand Beaches and the beautiful Salinas Bay for snorkeling and kayaking. A heavenly atmosphere that encourages guest to personalize their own space outdoors and enjoy the mesmerizing views... from here you can welcome the sunrise with the chirping of the birds and in the evening spectacular sunsets and an ever changing mosaic of natural colors.

Accommodations

All Suites combine the charm of traditional with the excellence of modern comfort and high tech infrastructure for those that can't resist the lure of cyberspace while on vacation or on business. Our Presidential Suites are luxuriously appointed and elegantly personalized with unique decor. While many of our suites have a view of our glorious gardens, the Presidential Suites enjoy magnificent ocean views from both balconies.

All rooms have balconies and share lushly planted gardens with tropical flowers and trees. All accommodations are a symphony of past and present, nature and man made, warm and inviting... and in case you can't resist the lure of cyberspace we are a Techno-cultural Boutique Hotel... the perfect marriage between hospitality and the Mobile Internet.

Nearby Attractions

Balneario de Boquerón
Part of the seaside village of Boquerón.

Club Deportivo del Oeste
Designed by Jack Bender, opened in 1965 and expanding to an 18-hole course in 2003. A hilly course with magnificent panoramic views.

Museo de los Próceres
A sculpture exhibition of national leaders, an Indian Culture gallery, Puerto Rican contemporary artists and painting collection, theater for plays and conferences.

Parroquia San Miguel Arcángel
This church is located just off the Plaza. Construction began in 1785, and it was expanded in 1843.

Playa Buyé North of Boquerón

Playa El Combate
A great weekend and sunset beach.

Plaza de Recreo de Cabo Rojo
The town's main square and also the resting place (unique in Puerto Rico) of a national patriot: Dr. Ramón Emeterio Betances.

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