'''Isabela''' is a city on the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, a protectorate of the United States of America.
Get in
Because Puerto Rico is a possession of the United States, American Citizens '''DO NOT''' have to present a '''passport''' to enter Puerto Rico.
By Plane
You can fly directly from Newark via Continental Airlines, from Atlanta via Delta Connection, from New York via jetBlue Airways, and from Orlando via jetBlue Airways and Pan Am into Rafael Hernandez International Airport. Hotels have shuttles to and from the airport.
By Car
Drive from Aguadilla is about 20 minutes via I-PR-2
Get around
Isabela is serve by Interstate PR-2. I-PR-2 to the East connects it with Quebradillas, Camuy, Hatillo, and eventually to San Juan via Arecibo. To the West with Aguadilla and from there, it connects it with Aguada and Anasco to the South. Other roads include State-Road 459 to San Antonio Village, State-Road 4466 to Bajuras and Jobos two great beach spots.
See
'''Bewitched Well''' "Pozo Brujo" - Is a freshwater well.
'''Cacique Rock''' "Monumento al Indio" - An art work honoring Puerto Rican taino heritage and Chief Cacique Mabodomaca.
'''Guajataca Forest''' - Natural Spot that consists of 46 hiking trails, an observation tower, camping and karst areas.
'''Guajataca Tunnel''' - Built in 1911 for sugarcane trains, this tunnel is located at the beautiful Guajataca Beach.
'''Isabela City Hall''' "Alcaldia" - Built in 1922.
'''Jacinto's Well''' "Pozo de Jacinto" - Water site of rough waves. The tale of Jacinto is that when you ask it for a cow the water would get extremely rough
'''San Antonio de Padua Cathedral'''
'''San Antonio de la Tuna Ruins''' - Ruins of the original location of Isabela back in 1725.
Beaches
'''Bajuras Beach'''
'''Blue Hole''' - is the best place for snorkeling over the North coast.
'''El Pastillo Beach'''
'''Guajataca Beach''' - Great for tanning not for swimming due to strong currents.
'''Jobos Beach'''
'''Montones Beach''' - Great for kids since is outcropped by a coral that forms a protected area and creates a huge wave-spray on the ocean side.
'''Punta Sardinera Beach''' - Originally a port for Spanish ships
'''Shacks Beach'''
Buy
Isabela complements the region's commercial activity. It has an strategically located commercial center on Interstate PR-2.
Plaza Isabela
There are also stores along the highway and in the downtown area.
Eat
Eclipse Restaurant & Bar
El Pescador
Ocean Front Restaurant
Olas y Arena
Paladares
Sleep
Costa Dorada Beach Resort/Villas de Costa Dorada
Ocean Front Hotel
Parador Villas del Mar Hau
Villa Montana Beach Resort