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  1. El Balconcito Criollo
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    … Address El Balconcito Criollo PR-7718 Km. 3.1 Bo. Pasto Aibonito , PR , 00705 Contact (787) 735-2005 …

  2. Nino's Camping & Guest House
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    … Address Nino's Camping & Guest House Carretera 119 Km. 22.1 Aibonito Beltran San Sebastián , PR , 00685 Contact (787) …

  3. Central Mountains
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    … Restaurants like Casa Bavaria in Morovis, Tío Pepe in Aibonito, and Las Garzas in Adjuntas are all iconic … of its abundance of freshwater springs. Plaza Iglesia in Aibonito Aibonito The idyllic municipality of Aibonito is known …

    Central Mountains

    For a tour of a working coffee hacienda, head to the Island’s central mountain region.

  5. Hacienda Mis Sueños
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    … Address Hacienda Mis Sueños Carr. 129 PR-635 Km 12 Bo. Aibonito Hatillo , PR , 00659 Contact (787) 201-3031 View …

  6. Sierra Linda Glamping
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    … Banquet Reception Address Sierra Linda Glamping PR-722 Aibonito , PR , 00705 Contact (787) 930-9577 View Website …

  8. A Guide to Breweries & Beer in Puerto Rico
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    … bars include La Esquinita Jardín Cervecero in Bayamón and Aibonito Beer Garden in Aibonito . Don't miss out on Puerto Rican artisinal beers.  Aibonito Beer Garden & Restaurant Located in: Aibonito …

    Puerto Rico has a variety of delicious and unique beers that are worth trying.

    Puerto Rico has a variety of delicious and unique beers that are worth trying.
  10. Cayey
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    … de las Brumas (“The City of Fog”). Cayey is bordered by Aibonito to the west, Cidra  to the north, Caguas and San … de las Brumas (“The City of Fog”). Cayey is bordered by Aibonito to the west, Cidra  to the north, Caguas and San …

    Guavate is famous for its Ruta de Lechon, a windy strip of cafeteria-style restaurants and kiosks that serve up loads of Puerto Rican roasted pork.

    Guavate is famous for its Ruta de Lechón, a windy strip of cafeteria-style restaurants and kiosks that serve up loads of lechón, a Puerto Rican preparation of roasted pork.