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San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Juan's most popular gay beach in the Condado hotel corridor
Atlantic Beach is a historic gay-popular beach stretch located at Calle Earle along the Condado hotel corridor. The oceanfront section is bordered by a defensive stone jetty, with the heaviest LGBTQ+ attendance occurring on Sunday afternoons when local residents and travelers assemble with beach blankets, personal speakers, and rainbow umbrellas. The beach is positioned directly in front of the former Atlantic Beach Hotel, which has been converted into The Tryst Beachfront Hotel; this venue operates a Sunday drag brunch that feeds directly out onto the sand. The Oasis bar sits directly across the street, and the broader Santurce neighborhood nightlife hub is located a short transit drive to the east.
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