Punta Uva reef, river, and walking trails

Punta Uva is one of the gentlest days you can take from Blessed House. The beach looks toward a reef peak, a river meets the sand nearby, and walking trails continue into the point if you want shade after a swim.

There is no ticket and no rush. Two to three hours is enough for a first visit, and many guests return at a slower hour for the light.

The water can be clear on a calm morning. Snorkel close to shore if you have a mask, and stay respectful of the reef. It looks close. It is still a living wall.

The river is a place to rinse and to watch the meeting of fresh water and sea. Kids like it. So do people who want a sit without swimming far.

Park with care and keep food packed. Monkeys and raccoons know picnic habits. A clean bag and a quiet walk will give you more of Punta Uva than a loud afternoon on the sand.