Coamo (Spanish pronunciation: [koˈamo], locally [ˈkwamo]) is a town and municipality founded in 1579 in the south-central region of Puerto Rico, located north of Santa Isabel; south of …

Immerse yourself in Coamo's geothermal hot springs, history, baseball, and more, just a 90-minute drive from San Juan airport.

Coamo, founded on July 15, 1570, by Cristobal y Blas de Illescas, is the third-oldest town in Puerto Rico, established by Spanish settlers. It served as the capital of the south until the …

El municipio de Coamo está en la región que ubica en el centro sur de Puerto Rico y abarca 200.56 kilómetros cuadrados (77.44 millas2). Su nombre, en voz taína, significa “lugar llano y …

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Coamo's Hot Springs will leave you feeling rejuvenated. These pools might be the pinnacle of relaxation and the Fountain of Youth. Tucked into the verdant hills of Coamo on the …

Known as the "City of Thermal Waters" for its natural hot springs, Coamo is the third-oldest town in Puerto Rico. Nestled in the center of a prehistoric volcano, which is now a lovely valley …

Mar 1, 2023 · Known as the “Pearl of the South”, Coamo was founded in 1579 and is one of the oldest puebloes of Puerto Rico. Coamo is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, colonial …

Coamo (ko-AH-mo) is known as the “Villa of San Blas de Illescas”, “the old town”, “the town of the thermal waters”, and “the center of the universe”, the towns people are known as the …

Coamo is located in the southern part of Puerto Rico, known for its scenic landscapes and warm climate. The town is situated in a valley surrounded by mountains, providing a picturesque …