ISLA GILLIGAN

Although officially part of the Guánica reserve, the island is open to the public. Also known as Cayo Aurora, it is relatively small, extending over an area of 0,18 km ². She owes her name to an American television series of the 1960 s. On site, you will not find any very developed tourist infrastructure. Apart from a few barbecues and health, there is nothing and it is all the better, place to nature. The island is covered with sand and mangroves and offers small beaches of dreams such as the Playa Solitaria. For years, a project of a holiday club threatened the tranquillity and authenticity of this paradise area, but the local popular sling prevailed. A small ferry is available every day and every day except Monday, from 9 am to 17 pm. You will take the boat at the parking at the San Jacinto restaurant in the Playa Gorda area after leaving Highway 333. Tickets to Copamarina and Mary Lee's by the Sea are also available.