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Guayama is a town full of bewitching charms that honor its nickname of Ciudad Bruja (Witch City).

Its coastal scenery and its well-kept downtown area, full of history, make a visit to this town a pleasant and enriching experience.

Its people are warn and kind, and they’ll greet you with friendliness and affection.

Here are a few places that will surely serve as an excellent backdrop to your selfies, so you can document your visit to Guayama on social media.

This fountain, located in the heart of the town square, adds a touch of splendor and romance to the town.

At the town square, you can see a bust in honor of guayamés poet Luis Palés Matos, who cultivated Afro-Antillean influenced negrista poetry and was also the screenwriter of “Romance tropical”, the first Puerto Rican feature film.

Guayama has many places where you can take a selfie with the island’s flag, such as this giant chair next to a colorful kiosk.

The turquoise blue of Jobos Bay invites you to capture its beauty in a picture.

A ruin in Guayama’s Pozuelo sector has been transformed into a work of three-dimensional graphic art.