Guilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island is a small cay in Guánica, Puerto Rico, bordered by mangrove shorelines and shallow waters dotted with coral formations. The surrounding area holds diverse fish species and clear water suitable for observing the marine environment.
The island, officially named Cayo Aurora, was shaped by seismic activity that altered portions of its natural landscape. These geological events have influenced how the place looks and functions today.
Families and visitors use the picnic areas with grills to prepare and share traditional Puerto Rican food while enjoying the waterside setting.
The cay is open from 9 AM to 5 PM six days a week for visitor access. Kayak rentals and ferry service provide the main transportation options to reach the site.
A roped-off swimming zone on the northern section protects swimmers while offering close views of marine creatures nearby. This designated area lets visitors observe local underwater life safely.
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