Cabo Rojo: El Combate
The Cabo Rojo Lighthouse and Salt Flats. By:Travel & Sports Staff, June-2008
In 1759 the locals fought with a neighboring town for the ownership of the salt flats, hence the name El Combate. You will find restaurants on the road and the beach area at the end of Rt. 3301. This beach, also called El Combate, is now part of the Boquerón Forest Reserve. Go farther south to reach the salt flats and the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse. If you have never seen how sea salt is harvested, now is your chance.
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It is estimated that 40,000 birds visit this area yearly. The Interpretative Center houses a museum about the history, geology & ecology of the area. It has an interpretative trail with panels, gazebos as well as bird and butterfly watching trails.
This 1882 lighthouse is perched on the very last spit of land in the southwest. Adjacent to the lighthouse on the east is a small cove and intimate beach. The grounds are open to the public.
Headquarters and Visitors Center for the Caribbean Wildlife Refuge. Friends Group Association - Cabo Rojo Salt Flats Interpretive Center (museum-trails-souvenirs).
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