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Aguadilla, known as the “City of Discovery,” is a coastal municipality located in the northwest of Puerto Rico. Founded in 1775, its name comes from the diminutive of aguada (meaning “watering place”), referring to a local spring called Ojo de Agua, which was a vital water source for settlers and Spanish sailors. This spring is located in El Parterre Park, a historic and natural space in the town center. Aguadilla has witnessed significant events, such as the construction of San Carlos Borromeo Church in 1783—one of the oldest churches on the island.

Aguadilla’s beaches are renowned for their beauty and variety. Crash Boat Beach, with its historic pier and crystal-clear waters, is perfect for swimming, diving, and water sports. Survival Beach, accessible via a scenic hike, features dramatic rock formations and is a favorite among photographers. Peña Blanca Beach is known for its white sand and calm waters, making it an ideal spot for relaxation.

The town also stands out for its cultural and recreational attractions. The Aguadilla and Caribbean Art Museum hosts works by Puerto Rican artists and offers interactive workshops for all ages. Las Cascadas Water Park, one of the largest in the Caribbean, offers fun for the whole family with its slides and pools. For golf enthusiasts, the Punta Borinquen Golf Club provides an 18-hole course with panoramic ocean views.

Aguadilla’s cultural life is reflected in its festivals and events. The Patron Saint Festivals in honor of San Carlos Borromeo are celebrated in October, featuring parades, music, and family-friendly activities. Other notable events include the Kite Festival (Festival de la Chiringa) in April and the Tuna Festival (Festival del Atún) in July. Local cuisine offers a fusion of flavors, with dishes such as mofongo, alcapurrias, and fresh seafood available in restaurants and kiosks along the boardwalk.