Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
Sunset Cliff
A two-bedroom guest house on a cliff above Playa Rompeolas, with open views of the Aguadilla coast.
- 4 guests
- 2 bedrooms · 2 beds
- 1 bathroom
Explore the West
Isabela
Isabela, just east of Aguadilla, is known for Jobos Beach, reef-protected coves, a coastal bike path and the Guajataca State Forest.
Things to do in Isabela
Beach
Playa Jobos
Isabela's most popular beach, known for surfing, with calmer areas for swimmers and shade along the sand. Food spots line the road behind it.
Tip: Swim only in the calmer sections; surf conditions change daily.
Viewpoint
Pozo de Jacinto
A limestone sea cave and blowhole beside Playa Jobos, tied to a local legend about a farmer named Jacinto and his cow. Waves crash dramatically through the opening.
Tip: Keep back from the edge; the rocks are slippery and the surge is dangerous.
Beach
Shacks Beach & Blue Hole
A reef-lined beach west of Jobos known for snorkeling and diving around a deep natural pool called the Blue Hole. Kite and windsurfers also use the area.
Tip: No lifeguards or restrooms, limited parking, and rough surf at times; not ideal for small children.
Nature
Paseo Lineal Costero de Isabela
A coastal path of a little over four miles between the beach and the road, used for walking, running and biking. Access is free.
Tip: Reported closing time is 4:30 p.m.
Nature
Bosque Estatal de Guajataca & Cueva del Viento
A karst state forest with marked trails; the Cueva del Viento is its largest cave, about an hour's walk in. Pick up a map at the entrance.
Tip: The forest closes at 5:00 p.m.; bring a flashlight for the cave.
History
Túnel de Guajataca
A walkable railroad tunnel from 1904 that once carried the sugar-cane train between Isabela and Quebradillas. A coastal path nearby offers ocean views.
Tip: The nearby beaches have rough surf; enjoy them from the shore.
History
La Cara del Indio
A rock carving of the Taíno cacique Mabodamaca beside PR-2, created in 2000 by Isaac Laboy. It is a quick roadside stop.
History
Ruinas de la Ermita de San Antonio de la Tuna
Remains of the town's first church, from around 1730, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983. Entry is free.
Where to eat in Isabela
Restaurant
Willy's Quick Lunch
A family-run spot near Playa Jobos for more than 50 years, known for its rellenos de papa. It serves both American and Puerto Rican food.
Restaurant
La Parada de los Surfers
A Puerto Rican food truck near Playa Jobos, a handy beach-day stop. The octopus empanadilla is a common recommendation.
Restaurant
Casita Isabela
A restaurant serving creative Puerto Rican food in a former museum building facing the town plaza. The menu includes tapas, longaniza, pernil and burgers.
Restaurant
Finca Abierta
A family-friendly restaurant on a farm serving Puerto Rican dishes like bacalaítos and chuletas kan kan. There is live music on Sundays.
Restaurant
Bundy's
A retro 1950s-style diner serving burgers and milkshakes. A casual, family-friendly option.
Where to stay
Sunset Cliff in Aguadilla is a good base for visiting Isabela.
Other towns in the west
Independent recommendations based on public guides and reviews, checked in November 2026. Stay West PR has no business relationship with these places. Hours and prices change, so confirm before you go.