If you're planning a road trip to the west side of the island, we have the perfect route through Cabo Rojo. The route includes stops at beaches, piers, lighthouses and local restaurants serving comida criolla. Keep your camera ready: every stop is worth a photo.
This beach with crystal-clear water is one of the most talked-about right now. If you want to enjoy it without the crowds, we recommend arriving early in the morning.
Time for a snack. How about some fritters? El Schamar is in Boquerón, where you can enjoy a variety of fried snacks and drinks to cool off.
Recommendation: The crab empanadilla or the lobster empanadilla.
Right in the town of Boquerón there is a beautiful pier decorated with the colorful Puerto Rican flag. To the right, there are also swings over a small pool. The area is great for photos.
This restaurant in Cabo Rojo with a bohemian feel is in the lobby of the Boho Beach Club hotel. The varied menu has options at any hour of the day, and they also have an interesting list of house cocktails.
Boho Kitchen
Recommendations: For a starter, try the risotto and salt cod croquettes. Pair them with a refreshing cocktail like the "Ada Verde" or, if you like ginger, order a "Mayin Boo!" For brunch, the Croque Madame is a good option. Visit their online menu to see more choices.
Las Salinas de Cabo Rojo is an area of significant historical and ecological value. There you will find paths that lead to salt flats, lagoons, dry forest and a lookout point.
This is one of the spots with the best views in Boquerón. Faro Los Morrillos was built in 1882 to guide ships crossing the Mona Channel toward the Atlantic Ocean.
Following the paths around it, you will find various rock formations and even a stone bridge.
IMPORTANT: Use great caution when walking in this area. It sits above a dangerous cliff, and you should not get too close to the edge.
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