Brief History: The beach earned its name “Playa Delfines” (Dolphin Beach) from the frequent dolphin pods seen offshore. Locals and fishermen historically admired these sightings, and the name became official as the area grew into a tourist destination. Notable Features: While there are no man-made structures, the dolphins themselves are the natural stars. The clear Caribbean waters make spotting them from the beach or viewpoint relatively common. Fun Fact: Unlike many tourist experiences, dolphin sightings here are completely natural—no enclosures or shows—making them a rare and authentic wildlife experience. Current Use: Visitors should keep an eye on the waves, especially in the morning, for a chance to glimpse dolphins swimming by. Binoculars or a zoom lens enhance the experience.
Coordinates: -86.7713, 21.0864
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