Things to Do in Guánica

Breathtaking and family oriented, Guanica’s Sunflower Farm is not to be missed.

Take a step back in time to the ruins of an Old World Spanish fortress.

Surrounded by a healthy mangrove system, Gilligan’s Island is a snorkelers haven with crystal clear waters with schools of tropical fish, and a few places with live healthy coral.  Bring your own snorkeling gear or rent / buy at the main island in Guanica or nearby towns.  If you’re a beginner snorkeler or you would like to get your children started, Gilligan’s is a great place to learn.  The gentle currents slowly push you down the beach as you snorkel or float.

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Arid and dry, Guánica State Forest provides a stark contrast to the lush rainforests of Puerto Rico.

Join Scuba Dogs on this adventure to explore the beautiful marine life, snorkeling or diving the Guánica Biosphere Reserve. 

Situated on the main plaza in the small town of San German, Porta Coeli is a historic Catholic church dating back to the 17th century.

While this famous museum features an impressive permanent collection of more than 4,500 objects from around the world, Museo de Arte de Ponce is perhaps best known for its 17th century Baroque art and its 19th century English paintings.

Experience a journey back in time to 1930's Ponce, Puerto Rico with a visit to Castillo Serralles.

Hacienda Buena Vista provides one of the finest examples of a classic Puerto Rican coffee plantation.

This picturesque island is ferry ride off the coast of Ponce.

Known formally as Basilica Menor de la Virgen de Monserrate, this historic landmark in Hormigueros, Puerto Rico dates back centuries.

The historic Plaza Colon, named for Christopher Columbus (whose Spanish surname is Colon), serves as the city center of the town of Mayaguez.