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Dec 30, 2024

　　Within the Parque Histórico de Arecibo complex, this lighthouse dates from 1897 and is an excellent example of Spanish neoclassical architecture. There's a museum inside displaying artifacts salvaged from shipwrecks.

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Playa Flamenco
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　　Stretching for a mile around a sheltered, horseshoe-shaped bay, Playa Flamenco (Flamenco Beach) is not only one of Culebra’s best beaches, it also makes a regular appearance on the world's best beaches lists.  　　It gets its name from the nearby lagoon, which attracts flamingos in winter. If you plant to...
Isla Culebrita
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　　If you need a reason to hire a water taxi, Isla Culebrita (Culebrita Island) is it. This small island, just east of Playa Zoni, is part of the national wildlife refuge. With its six beaches, tide pools, reefs and nesting areas for seabirds, Isla Culebrita has changed little in the...
Balneario Boquerón
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Cañón de San Cristóbal
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Bahía Mosquito
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Hacienda San Pedro
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　　Sometimes a little piece of paradise lies in store in the least obvious of locales, and Gozalandia is San Sebastián's: a flurry of dramatic cascades, three miles (4.8km) north of town that tumbles into some inviting plunge pools. The crashing river here is backed by steep forest and is a...
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