Introducing Guánica & Around
A plush resort east of town draws a top-flight of international travelers, but Guánica doesn’t much notice the happenings of the relatively rich and famous: it exudes the feel of a simple fishing village where folks unwind after a long week of tending the lines by hitting their favorite open-air bar on the malecón. In many ways similar to Arroyo, Guánica has been largely passed over by the bland commercial and housing developments. After a long day in the sun at the Bosque Estatal de Guánica, this is an excellent spot to recharge with a few cold ones and a meal of the freshest seafood – some of it caught only hours earlier by the guy at the end of the bar.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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