What do do where to go:
Located on the western coast of the Island which is best known for diving and snorkeling. With instructors and certification for the novice and world class diving for the experts. Since hosting the Surfing World Championships in 1968 Punta Higuero has had surfers flock to its shores. The coast has since become one of the favorite spots for professional surfers, as the waves here are the most challenging. Waves can even reach a massive 15- to 25-feet range in the winter season.
This coast is also one of the best spots to catch Humpback whales and dolphins frolicking in the warm ocean waters during their annual migration visit, to the Island. Best vantage point for the frolicking whales/dolphins. El Faro Lighthouse and park in Rincon offer the best whale and dolphin watching platform.
Must see -Surrounding towns:
Surrounding towns worth their weight in gold:
Cuevas de Camuy (Caverns) - 35 miles Rio Camuy Cave Park is the third-largest cave system in the world. Sixteen entrances have been discovered and 11 kilometers (7 miles) of passages have been mapped to date. The park is equipped with picnic areas, walking trails, food facilities, an exhibition hall and a souvenir shop, an excellent day trip.
Phosphorescent Bay - La Parguera - 30 miles An excellent night excursion, especially on nights with no moon. Boats take visitors from the town of “La Parguera” to the Bio Luminescent bay to the east. One of the few bio luminescent bays in the world due to it’s rare and delicate ecological makeup.
Guanica Dry Forrest Reserve - 40 miles A major natural resource. So important, in fact, that is has been designated a World Biosphere Reserve by the U.N. This 1,600-acre forest offers some of the most spectacular beach, hiking and birding areas (there are over 135 species of birds) in Puerto Rico.
Dining and shopping:
Charming location with friendly locals and relaxed environment , has a number of great local restaurants serving a variety of cuisine to satisfy any palate.
Don't want to go out then just walk right next door to La Papa Restaurant with a tropical atmosphere and a variety of tropical dishes. Desert any one? Again, just down the street at the typical Frappe Kiosk for the best cold delicacies. Hundreds flock during the weekend to buy typical Island treats. Don't leave
Aguada without trying a Limber...You won't regret it!
Exquisite boutiques, tropics with a twist of style. And of course shopping at the Mall for standard and typical items to bring back home to your loved ones.
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