Establecido en 1974, el Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre de Cabo Rojo está en la costa suroeste de Puerto Rico. Es uno de los nueve refugios manejados por el Complejo de Refugios Nacionales de Vida Silvestre de las Islas del Caribe.
Establecido en 1974, el Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre de Cabo Rojo está en la costa suroeste de Puerto Rico. Es uno de los nueve refugios manejados por el Complejo de Refugios Nacionales de Vida Silvestre de las Islas del Caribe.
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Jermaine Clarke
2 months agoMissed the salt's vibrant color (bird nesting), but the welcome center was super informative! Learned tons about the area, the birds, the salt, and the intense sulfur odor – an excellent educational experience overall.
Angel Quiles
11 months agoA beautiful and great view of the Salinas of Cabo Rojo. Great for exercise and to disconnect for a while. Definitely should be taken care of a bit more but overall it's a peaceful and wonderful place to visit when you're heading to Playa Sucia and el Faro de Cabo Rojo.
Ashley Moore
2 months agoYou can see the salt flats great at this location but nobody warns you of the smell. Has that earthy sulfur smell.
P Kelly
7 months agoHiked with my grandson's cub scout pack here. The trail leaders were very knowledgeable about the area. Thanks
Bonnie b
8 months agoThe access is closed to visitors (was here 24, December 2024). There is gate with a large sign stating it’s temporarily closed. As a constellation prize, consider driving another 10 minutes and you’ll be at combate beach. This was one of the prettiest beaches we’ve seen while in PR.