Quebradillas is a coastal municipality on Puerto Rico's northern shore, facing the Atlantic Ocean in the island's West region, roughly 55 miles from San Juan. It lies north of San Sebastián, east of Isabela, and west of Camuy, and is organized into seven barrios plus the Quebradillas Pueblo.
Founded in 1823, the town has a population of approximately 23,638 as of 2020 and, despite its western coastal location, is officially part of the San Juan–Bayamón–Caguas metropolitan area. Among its local establishments is Restaurante Puente Blanco, a dining spot in the area.
For visitorsVisitors can take in the Atlantic coastal setting and dine at Restaurante Puente Blanco.
For living hereResidents live in a coastal town of about 23,638 people on Puerto Rico's north shore, formally linked to the San Juan metropolitan area despite its western location.Living in Quebradillas: rent, commute, schools & safety
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Things to do in Quebradillas
Outdoors & Adventure1
Mirador de Guajataca
viewpoint
Mirador de Guajataca is a scenic viewpoint with views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Guajataca River mouth. It also overlooks the Guajataca Tunnel and beach. The viewpoint offers a vantage point to take in the surrounding landscape.
Food & Drink1
Restaurante Puente Blanco
Regional cuisine
Restaurante Puente Blanco is a restaurant in Quebradillas, serving regional cuisine. It is located in the North region of Puerto Rico.