Puerto Rico's North Coast Attractions
Until the middle of the 20th C, the Puerto Rican northern coast was composed of small towns and sugar plantations. Today the region is home to a large percentage of Puerto Rico's population and industries, although there are many secluded areas as well.
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Karst Country
Karst Country is an area of rounded, tree covered hills along the north coast, which is best known for its extensive cave system.
Canóvanas - Casa Museo Jesús T. Piñero
Casa Museo Jesús T. Piñero was constructed during the 1930s. A family home with Spanish and Dutch influences. The interior still contains original furnishings. The owner, Pinero, became the first Puerto Rican born Governor of the island. He was appointed by President Harry Truman.
