Trip plan · November
3 days of beaches in Aguadilla
Every stop below is a 787daily guide pick near Aguadilla, chosen by distance and what's good in November.
Three days based in Aguadilla, mixing beach time, local museums, and relaxed meals and evenings out. Each day moves from the shore to a bit of culture and ends with dinner and a drink.
Day 1
Start at Playa Chica (Playa Rompeolas), visit the Museo de Aguada, then have seafood at Peña Blanca Restaurant and finish with a late drink at eLe.
Playa Chica (Playa Rompeolas)
Playa Chica, also known as Playa Rompeolas, is a beach with nearby parking and dining options. Visitors can find places to eat and drink within a short distance.
Museo de Aguada
Peña Blanca Restaurant
Peña Blanca Restaurant is a seafood restaurant on Calle Stahl (Agustín Stahl) in Aguadilla, in the 00603 postal area. The street address is 59 Calle Stahl, which makes it easy to find when navigating the streets of Aguadilla.
Directions from Museo de AguadaeLe
eLe is a bar in Aguadilla known for a lively, late-night atmosphere. It's an indoor venue suited to evening drinks and socializing after hours, drawing a crowd looking to stay out later in the western Puerto Rico area.
Directions from Peña Blanca Restaurant
Day 2
Spend the morning at Balneario Crash Boat, explore the Museo Tecnológico BONUS Dr. Modesto Iriarte, dine at Harbor Restaurant in Rincón, and wind down at La Costa Sports and Friends.
Balneario Crash Boat
It provides free entry to visitors.
Museo Tecnológico BONUS Dr. Modesto Iriarte
The Museo Tecnológico BONUS Dr. Modesto Iriarte is a decommissioned nuclear power plant in Rincón, Puerto Rico, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It is also known locally as the 'Domes'. The facility now serves as a museum.
Harbor Restaurant
Harbor Restaurant in Rincón serves regional and seafood cuisine.
Directions from Museo Tecnológico BONUS Dr. Modesto IriarteLa Costa Sports and Friends
La Costa Sports and Friends is a bar in Aguada serving regional cuisine.
Directions from Harbor Restaurant
Day 3
Head to Peña Blanca beach, then Wilderness Beach with its cliffs and old Spanish ruins, followed by dinner at Boca Loca and a nightcap at Quenepo Pub.
Peña Blanca
Peña Blanca is a beach with parking areas available. It does not have lifeguards on duty.
Wilderness
Wilderness Beach is a secluded beach with amazing cliffs and old Spanish ruins, offering a surfing spot and parking area. Its location, once part of the Ramey Military base, provides an escape from crowds. The beach is accessible by 4X4 vehicles on rainy days.
Boca Loca
Boca Loca is a restaurant on Agustin Stall street in Aguadilla serving regional Puerto Rican cuisine, with an emphasis on seafood.
Directions from WildernessQuenepo Pub
Directions from Boca Loca
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