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Túnel de Guajataca

The former rail tunnel at Guajataca makes a short walk into Puerto Rico’s north coast transport history. The passage recalls the island’s former coastal railway beside Guajataca’s beach and river mouth.

Túnel de Guajataca

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Why go

Walk through the passage and continue to the nearby coast for contrasting views of engineered and natural shoreline. Walking through the tunnel turns a piece of transport infrastructure into a tangible short route. The shore beyond adds scale and light to the experience, helping visitors understand why the rail line followed this rugged northern edge.

What to look for

  • Former rail tunnel beside north-coast shore.

Useful to know

  • Observe any posted access restrictions and avoid entering during unsafe conditions.

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Outdoor visit · 20–45 min

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