Houston, TX, USA to Aguadilla from $106: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Houston to Aguadilla

The journey from Houston to Aguadilla offers a striking shift from the bustling urban vibes of Texas to the serene beaches and rich culture of Puerto Rico.

Best Neighbourhoods in Aguadilla

Aguadilla boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering distinct experiences for visitors.

Majas

• Home to stunning beaches and surf spots.

• Vibrant nightlife and local eateries.

Aguadilla Town Center

• Rich in history with charming architecture.

• Access to shops, restaurants, and cultural events.

Cabo Rojo

• Famous for picturesque cliffs and sunsets.

• Wildlife refuge with great outdoor activities.

Best Times To Visit Aguadilla's Attractions

Planning your visit to Aguadilla's attractions can enhance your experience substantially.

Crash Boat Beach

Early mornings offer tranquility and stunning sunrises without crowds.

Las Cascadas Water Park

Weekdays during the off-peak season are ideal for fewer lines.

Punta Borinquen Lighthouse

Visiting at sunset provides breathtaking views and a cooler atmosphere.

Aguadilla Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Aguadilla enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures and occasional rainfall throughout the year, making it an inviting destination for travelers. The dry season from December to April is the best time to visit, as it enhances outdoor activities and beach outings.

Dining Recommendation in Aguadilla

Don't miss the chance to savor Mofongo, a delicious dish made from fried green plantains, often filled with seafood or pork, at a local spot like La Roca.