Ace Aguadilla

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Playa Crash Boat
The Crash boat beach in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico and lies on the site of a former military port that had been used to rescue downed air crews from the Ramsey Air Force base, with pier remains and a beautiful beach that has become well known and popular for its fishing and clear blue waters. There are two huge beaches where you can enjoy the waters, the sand and sun, as well as numerous opportunities to scuba dive and snorkel for outstanding views and marine life. This shell beach has some turbulent waters and can only be visited by a brambly and bumpy access road, with the beach containing many palms and thick tropical landscapes with several of the old pier foundation concrete tops still sticking out of the water, a constant reminder of the great pier that had once occupied it. It is considered one of the finest beaches on the island, with outstanding swimming, surfing, snorkeling and other water sports. You can rent a kayak here and explore the region, with small lovely decorated colorful boats on the right side of the beach that are used by the local fishermen, with restrooms, kiosks, gazebos and other great picnicking areas.

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Christopher Columbus Park
On his second trip to the new world, Christopher Columbus would discover the island of Puerto Rico, landing near Aguadillo in 1493, and some four centuries later, a cross would be installed in honor of his arrival and landing spot in the city. That cross was destroyed by an earthquake in 1918, and wouldn't be rebuilt until 1937 in Colon Park, that is the city's best park that is situated by the ocean, with many picnic areas, the enormous tree house called La Casa del Arbol constructed close to the cross, historical monuments and a marvelous playground. The city would commemorate Columbus in 1928 with another cross like the original, and claim that Columbus landed here. At the bottom of the cross lays a plaque with the first half written in Spanish and the second in English. It reads, "To commemorate the landing of Christopher Columbus on November 19, 1493. This monument was erected on November 19, 1893 by the Board of the Fourth Centenary of the discovery of Puerto Rico. Reconstructed by the Puerto Rico reconstruction administration in the year 1937." It is situated in a little forest at the southern most beach of the city, with a splendid boardwalk that runs alongside the beach.

May 16, 2011