Area Description: Near Crashboat Beach: Aguadilla Snorkeling and Diving - Although northwestern Puerto Rico is a surfer's paradise, it also offers memorable snorkeling. The Island's best-known artificial underwater kingdom is found along the pilings of the old dock at Crash Boat Beach in Aguadilla. Crash Boat is a beach diving and snorkeling area. The pilings are covered with sponges in every color imaginable. Waters slope from the beach down to about 30 feet, with visibility to 60 feet, and you find seahorses, colorful bristle worms, feather duster worms, eels and schooling fish. In nearby Isabela, Bajura Beach faces a breathtaking ring of open underwater caverns offering sanctuary to tropical fish in cathedral-like settings of light and shadow. Visit website http://places.eyetour.com/whatToSee/aguadilla/75/crash-boat-beach World's largest single-dish radio telescope: Arecibo Observatory - Distance from Aguadilla is approximately ... [Read More]

Area Description: Near Crashboat Beach: Aguadilla Snorkeling and Diving - Although northwestern Puerto Rico is a surfer's paradise, it also offers memorable snorkeling. The Island's best-known artificial underwater kingdom is found along the pilings of the old dock at Crash Boat Beach in Aguadilla. Crash Boat is a beach diving and snorkeling area. The pilings are covered with sponges in every color imaginable. Waters slope from the beach down to about 30 feet, with visibility to 60 feet, and you find seahorses, colorful bristle worms, feather duster worms, eels and schooling fish. In nearby Isabela, Bajura Beach faces a breathtaking ring of open underwater caverns offering sanctuary to tropical fish in cathedral-like settings of light and shadow. Visit website http://places.eyetour.com/whatToSee/aguadilla/75/crash-boat-beach World's largest single-dish radio telescope: Arecibo Observatory - Distance from Aguadilla is approximately 38 miles, 1 hour 15 minutes drive. Site of the world's largest single-dish radio telescope, and recognized as one of the most important centers for research in radio astronomy and planetary radar. Island Attractions: Guajataca forest - Distance from Aguadilla is approximately 20 miles, 42 minute drive. The Guajataca forest has the largest hiking trail system of Puerto Rico. 2,357 acres of subtropical karst vegetation that has 25 miles of walking trails. There are 186 species of trees (156 are native) and 45 bird species in the forest. Camuy Cave Park - Distance from Aguadilla is approximately 28 miles, 1 hour drive. Camuy is known for its Parque de las Cavernas del Río Camuy (Camuy River Cave Park), a large network of natural limestone caves and underground waterways shared with nearby municipalities of Hatillo and Lares. Golf: Punta Borinquen Golf Course - Aguadilla Built in 1840 for the US Air Force Golf Aficionados stationed at the former Ramey Base, this 18 hole semi-flat course with breathtaking views of the sea, was played by such well known Generals as Dwight D. Eisenhower. It is now a public golf course. Its straight and open fairways are well maintained and cooled by sea breezes. Though there are no lakes due to the high elevation, there is an abundance of sand traps and a strong westerly crosswind that provides a constant challenge.