San Jacinto — Restaurant in Guánica

We ueswd this restaurant for their ferry to Guillagans island which is $10 a person. At first we were satisfied as you can’t fail in boating people to a short destination(5min tops on boat). What gives this business an awful review is their i professionalism and rude staff. We waited twice at the dock to be returned and TWICE they ignored us and said they would be back. We waited two hours to be brought back to land. Their staff was unfriendly and not consistent. We were two steps from the boat when they ignored our entrance TWICE. I will not do business with them ever again but will with Mary Lee boat name, business down the street who came for their people every thirty minutes. We ended up paying them to...

On the sands of the quaint harbor sits this hole-in-the-wall gem. Shaded by palm trees with the breeze blowing through the leaves it was a haven on a hot day. Arroz con gandules was just like my grandmothers. It was our favorite restaurant, that we luckily stumbled upon, from our entire trip on the island. I didn’t know Guanica even existed but on our mini road trip we drove through the town and stopped here for a drink. The local beaches down the road were also an incredible way to spend the rest of the day, with locals there set up with coolers of drinks and lunch for the whole family. Next time I’m in PR I’m definitely staying here in Guanica and coming back to...

No lie the food here was definitely delicious, much better then the places in San Juan! Prices are ultra cheap, portions are rather small for $5 but if you have a big appetite do double order. The food is delivered to the island, we came on a Sunday morning in Jan and they were slammed. I could imagine during summer months!

There is a ferry-shuttle that runs every hour to/from Gilligens Island, cost is ~$11 per person RT. Coolers are $6 per.

Capacity for ferry is 40 people.

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