The lighthouse Los Morrillos in Cabo Rojo, which dates from 1881, stands above a 200-foot limestone cliff that offers dramatic views all around.
Boquerón Bay is within half an hour from either Mayagüez or San Germán, in the large coastal town of Cabo Rojo. It is one of the most stunning and unique beaches in Puerto Rico. Its splendor goes beyond its calm, clear waters or its pearl-colored sand. The beauty of this fishing and beach village, and definite must-go in Puerto Rico is its character, its authentic Puerto Rican flavor. It has it all: many great restaurants, charming inns, and beautiful sunsets.
Besides Boquerón, Cabo Rojo has several beaches that can’t be missed when visiting the southwestern coast of Puerto Rico. Make sure you add Combate, Playa Sucia, and Buyé to your beach tour. Each one of these beaches has a charm of its own. In Playa Sucia, next to Puerto Rico’s largest salt flats, you will have the chance to walk up to the most photographed lighthouse on the Island. Make sure you bring your selfi gear to let everyone know you were at this impressive spot that has an ocean view difficult to match and hard to forget.
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Historic country inns, dreamlike swimming holes, and great Puerto Rican food. A trip to the mountains of Puerto Rico starts just minutes away from San Juan.
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Eastern Puerto Rico rivals San Juan in its importance to the Island's tourism industry. This area of Puerto Rico has the only rain forest under the U.S. National Forest System. The marinas of Fajardo and Ceiba serve as the gateway to the Virgin Islands and all the Lesser Antilles.
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