Discover the Enchanting Bahia de Guanica

Getting There

• Car

  From the Guánica Dry Forest Reserve, head southeast on Route 334 towards Playa Santa for approximately 4.5 kilometers. Continue straight until you reach Route 116, then turn left. Follow Route 116 for about 2 kilometers until you see signs for Bahia de Guanica. Turn right onto the access road leading to the bay. There is no toll on this route.

• Public Transportation

  Start at the Guánica Dry Forest Reserve entrance and look for a local 'guagua' (public minibus) that travels towards Ponce. Inform the driver you want to get off at the stop for Bahia de Guanica. The fare is approximately $1.50 to $2.00 per person. After disembarking, walk approximately 1 kilometer towards the water, following the signs for Bahia de Guanica.

• Biking

  If you're feeling adventurous and have a bicycle, you can cycle from the Guánica Dry Forest Reserve. Take Route 334 southeast for about 4.5 kilometers, then turn left onto Route 116. Continue for about 2 kilometers and follow the signs for Bahia de Guanica. Ensure you wear a helmet and stay safe on the road. This option is free, but you should be aware of the terrain and weather conditions.

• Walking

  For those who prefer to walk, it's a bit of a hike from the Guánica Dry Forest Reserve to Bahia de Guanica. Start by heading southeast on Route 334 for about 4.5 kilometers, then turn left onto Route 116. Continue walking for about 2 kilometers, where you will see signs for Bahia de Guanica. The total distance is approximately 7 kilometers one way, so prepare accordingly with water and snacks.