Pico Piedra

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Pico Piedra (or Pico de Piedra) is a beach on the north-west coast of Puerto Rico, at the mouth of the Guayabo River, in the town of Aguada.Desecheo Island can be seen from Pico de Piedra. An annual patron saint festival is held at this beach around the third week of June in honor of Saint John the Baptist.

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Pico Piedra
Camino de la Playa,

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N 18.385224 °	E -67.2124032 °

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Balneario Pico de Piedra (Playa Pico de Piedra)

Camino de la Playa
00602 , Guaniquilla (Guaniquilla)
Puerto Rico, United States
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