Ask any Puerto Rican family where they love to go in the summer for a family beach vacation, most of them will tell you…Cabo Rojo.  Cabo Rojo has always been a popular beach destination among residents of the island for it’s family friendly beaches, budget friendly accommodations and great food at non-tourist prices. No other town offers so many beaches, most of them with calm waters safe for swimming all year round.  More about beaches in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Home to the famous pink, reddish waters.  A highly educational point of interest for the entire family and eco travelers.  The observation tower offers sweeping views, you can schedule a tour, go bicycling or hike the trails that take you up close to the salt flats.  A wonderful place for photographers. More about Las Salinas / Salt Flats in Cabo Rojo.

Frequently appearing on front covers of magazines for its mesmerizing beauty.  The bridge is part of the Boqueron State Forest and well worth the hike, it is only a few minutes walk from Los Morrillos Lighthouse.  Please respect and follow the rules of visiting, refrain from standing on it, or soon we may no longer have it.  More about El Puente Natural, Cabo Rojo, PR.

Punta Guaniquilla Nature Reserve is one of the most interesting hiking trails on the west coast.   Trails lead through a meadow, goat trails leading to intimate beach spots, scenic outlooks, beaches lined by mangroves with crystal clear water and ultimately the lagoon…where you can observe unique rock formations archeologists say are 11,000,000 years old.

After fun filled days exploring the natural wonders of Cabo Rojo, be sure to make time before dinner to watch the sunset.  Everyday of the year, there’s a new work of art created right before your eyes right over the Caribbean Sea.

Schoenstatt translates to “beautiful place”, the setting feels peaceful and inspiring.  This sanctuary is a replica of the Church of the Apostolic Movement of Schoenstatt in Germany.

The most visited point of interest in Cabo Rojo.  A visit to Los Morrillos Lighthouse is a must…there is history, heavenly views and the most amazing backgrounds for the best travel photos.

The Cabo Rojo Wildlife Refuge offers visitors a number of trails, where visitors can go hiking, bicycling.  The trails offers many opportunities to connect with nature and learn about the local flora, see both native and migratory birds and enjoy the sport of fishing.  Visit official website.

Los Morrillos Cliffs are a major point of interest in Cabo Rojo, the views are magnificent and awe-inspiring.  There are many works of art along the cliffs, bring your camera to capture the shape of a rhinoceros head, an urn, natural bridge, caves and more.

Isla Ratones is still one of the secret gems of Porta del Sol.  The island offers picnic facilities, plenty of shaded spots, clear water and coral reefs to explore by snorkeling. You can get there by a 5 minute boat ride or kayak there.  Please take care of this treasure by keeping it clean and never stepping on, touching or taking anything away from the reef.  More of Isla Ratones.

The Boqueron State Forest is a must visit, explore the trails through a subtropical dry forest with breathtaking views at every turn.  Here you can birdwatch, admire native flora, and see gorgeous rock formations along the cliffs.  Bring your fishing rod, there are various good spots for shore fishing.

To pay tribute to important people that made great contributions to the community of Cabo Rojo, various monuments are front and center around the plaza.  Take a walk around, stop to read the plaques and learn about the history of Cabo Rojo.

We invite you to come to the Plaza in center town of Cabo Rojo, during the day and each night of the week you’ll find friends playing an enthusiastic game of dominoes. The cafeteria has tables you can use, so just bring your set of dominoes, get a cup of coffee and join the tradition that lives on in Cabo Rojo.