Bahía Beach

The community

Bahía Beach occupies 483 gated acres of maritime forest on a former coconut plantation, between El Yunque National Forest and the Espíritu Santo River State Preserve, with about two miles of beach. It is about 16 miles from the airport and 30 minutes from Old San Juan.

The 18 hole course was Robert Trent Jones Jr.'s first in Puerto Rico, and the community is described as the Caribbean's first certified Gold Audubon Signature Sanctuary.

Now Four Seasons

In November 2025 the former St. Regis became Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico, with 193 rooms and suites and 85 private residences. Some older sources still use the St. Regis name.

El Yunque next door

El Yunque covers about 28,434 acres and is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System.

What to verify in Bahía Beach

• How the Four Seasons change affects residence services, club access, and fees
• Club membership: required or optional, initiation and dues
• HOA fee and assessments for the specific neighborhood
• Generator and cistern capacity
• Flood zone and elevation near the beach and river
• Interior area versus terraces

Questions

Is Bahía Beach still a St. Regis?

No. The resort became Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico in November 2025.

How far is Bahía Beach from the San Juan airport?

About 16 miles, according to Discover Puerto Rico.