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  1. Aguadilla
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    Friends enjoy a beautiful sunset in Aguadilla

    Aguadilla is known to have some of the best surf breaks on the Island.
  2. Sabana Grande
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    Aerial view of Susúa State Forest

    Susúa State Forest is 3,240 acres of subtropical forest where you can spot rare birds and red bats, the only native mammal on the Island.
  3. Añasco
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    The bright yellow Spanish Mission-style church overlooking the town plaza in Anasco

    The Catholic church overlooking Añasco's town square, Plaza de Recreo José A. Pesante.
  4. Juncos
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    Staircase vibrantly painted as the flag of Puerto Rico in Juncos.

    A staircase vibrantly painted as the Puerto Rican flag.
  5. San Juan Natatorium

    The San Juan Natatorium is an Olympic-level swimming facility and the most advanced natatorium in the Caribbean.
  7. Trujillo Alto
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    Building painted like the Puerto Rican flag in Trujillo Alto

    The town of Trujillo Alto is a short distance from San Juan and Carolina.
  8. Cayey
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    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.