Ceiba, Municipality in northeastern Puerto Rico
Ceiba is a municipality along the Atlantic coast of Puerto Rico encompassing eight administrative districts and extensive protected natural areas. The town stretches across coastal and inland regions with diverse landscape types.
The municipality was founded in 1838 by Luis de la Cruz and gained prominence through military development in the 20th century. This established the area as an important center for regional infrastructure and transportation.
The community celebrates the Fiestas Patronales de San Antonio de Padua each June with traditional Puerto Rican music, food, and street performances. These festivities reflect how locals connect with their patron saint and neighborhood traditions.
The José Aponte de la Torre Airport connects the municipality with other parts of Puerto Rico and offers practical access to the region. The coastal location and proximity to natural areas make the town easily reachable for visitors.
The Reserva Natural Medio Mundo y Daguao contains mangrove forests where manatees, sea turtles, and many bird species make their home. This protected area allows visitors to encounter rare marine and coastal ecosystems up close.
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