Maggie & Jeremy
Things To Do
Bride and Grooms Favorites
Isabella has beautiful beaches and lots of food. Jobos beach was one of our favorites with lots of food and drink, soft sandy beach, and a giant rock you can walk up and watch the waves crash. Also a beautiful place to watch the sunset. Crash boat beach is a fun beach that used to be an Air Force based marina. It has lots of food stands, water rentals, and a great place to go snorkeling. We didn't get to spend too much time here last time but we can wait to check it out again. Boqueron was also one of our favorite places to be. It is a bit of a drive from Aguada but it is a beautiful little coastal town with lots of food, drinks, and shops and on the weekends the whole street is filled with people and music. A beautiful place to check out if you ever get the chance.
Litoral Guaniquilla
"Hop between restaurants, beaches, and popular attractions If you’re looking for a condensed area with a ton to do, then the Guaniquilla coast is a great place to go. Besides being home to beautiful sunsets, this family-friendly area on the coast features sculptures, restaurants, local crafts, food kiosks, and top beaches like Playa Espinar, Playa Mameyito, and Playa Guaniquilla." https://travellemming.com/things-to-do-in-aguada/
Parroquia San Francisco de Asis
"Admire the church with the tallest twin towers in Puerto Rico. One of the top attractions in Aguada, the San Francisco de Asis Church has astonishing architecture. The current neogothic facade of the church was built between 1922 and 1936 following the 1918 earthquake, but the foundation of the church dates back to 1692." https://travellemming.com/things-to-do-in-aguada/
Playa Cañones
"Playa Cañones is one of the most popular places in Aguada, not for the warm waters or dark sand, but for the ruins of canyons that date back to World War II. These canyons were built as part of a strategy to protect the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, and the Ramsey military base in Aguadilla during the military conflict." https://travellemming.com/things-to-do-in-aguada/
Aguada Pyramid
"Although not exactly an ancient historical site, the Aguada Pyramid is one of Puerto Rico’s coolest hidden gems. Inspired by Mayan architecture, Nelson Ruiz and Emiliano Matos built it in 2009 as part of their interest in ancient civilizations and to serve as the final resting place for Ruiz and his wife." https://travellemming.com/things-to-do-in-aguada/
Beaches Around Aguada
Balneario Pico de Piedra Guaniquilla Beach Rio Grande Beach Aguada Beach Mameyito Beach Espinar Beach
Rincon
One of the neighboring towns to Aguada. Lots of beautiful beaches snorkeling and paddle boarding and more.
Aguadilla Pueblo
Another neighboring town to Aguada. Aguadilla has beautiful beaches, some lighthouse ruins, and wonderful parks to visit.