Aguadilla is a coastal town on Puerto Rico’s northwest side, shaped by beaches, rocky shoreline, and steady ocean breezes. Temperatures during the Feast season tend to stay warm and consistent—highs in the upper 80s and lows in the mid-70s are typical. Much of the local scenery is water-focused, with well-known spots like Crash Boat Beach and nearby coastal viewpoints. The Punta Borinquen lighthouse ruins add a historic note above the shore. Dining often leans casual, with local eateries and small clusters of shops rather than large commercial districts. 

 

With its mix of coastline, history, and a relaxed pace, Aguadilla provides a welcoming place to gather for the Feast of Tabernacles and spend meaningful time with brethren.

 

For additional information, please contact the Festival Coordinator, Mr. Raúl Colón.