Utuado pr: 15 Best Things to Do in Utuado
15 Best Things to Do in Utuado
Home to breathtaking caves, rivers, waterfalls, and the most important Taino archeological site in the Caribbean, Utuado is your go-to destination for an unforgettable vacation in Puerto Rico. You’ll find tons of fun things to do in Utuado!
Located in La Cordillera Central, the mountain region of Puerto Rico, Utuado is an adventure-lovers paradise and one of the best underrated destinations in Puerto Rico. You’ll have a blast getting your heart pumping with adrenaline-inducing activities and relaxing in the gorgeous nature alike.
As a local that loves hiking, rock climbing, canyoning, and swimming in rivers, I can tell you without a doubt that Utuado will be anything but boring.
Want proof? Here are 15 amazing things to do and see in Utuado, Puerto Rico!
Table of Contents
- 15 Best Things to Do in Utuado
- Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park
- Cañón Blanco
- Tanamá National Forest
- Finca Viernes
- Utuado’s Town Center
- La Hamaca Bridge
- Hacienda Las Cascadas
- Hacienda Gran Batey
- Tanamá River
- Cerro Morales
- Tanamá Canyon
- Cueva del Arco
- Charco Los Morones
- Finca Vista Bella
- Hacienda Horizonte
- FAQs About Utuado
- Is Utuado safe?
- When was Utuado founded?
- Where are the best places to stay in Utuado?
- When is the best time to visit Utuado?
- How do I get to Utuado from San Juan?
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15 Best Things to Do in Utuado
Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park
Learn about the Taino
📍 Map It: Carr.111 Km. 48.6, Bo Utuado, 00641 | Phone: (787) 894-7325 | Hours: 9 am – 4 pm daily | Entrance: $5, adults, $3 under 13 | 👉 Book a Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park Tour
The Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park is one of the most important sites left behind by the Taino in Puerto Rico. The park features ten ceremonial plazas surrounded by monoliths with petroglyphs, and a small museum where you can see Taino artifacts on display, watch a film and learn more about Taino history.
👉 Did you Know? El Parque Caguana is known for being the largest Taino archeological site in the Caribbean. That is why it’s one of the top activities to do in Puerto Rico!
Cañón Blanco
Swim in the river
📍 Map It: Utuado 00664 | 👉 Brook a Cañón Blanco Tour
Nature enthusiasts will love trekking along the Caonillas River, swimming in the refreshing waters, and finding El Sofá, a concave boulder where visitors can sit.
Up the river, you can also admire La Danzante waterfall, one of the hundreds of waterfalls in Puerto Rico.
👉 Local Tip: While visiting the rivers in Utuado, be alert for flash flooding, whirlpools, and strong currents. When you’re in doubt if it’s safe to swim, ask the locals of the city.
Tanamá National Forest
Zipline through the mountains of Utuado
📍 Map It: 8639+3G, Utuado 00641
Besides hiking through green scenery or swimming in the Tanamá River, families and adrenaline junkies will love to zipline through the mountains of Utuado. Batey Adventures allows you to combine ziplining with hiking, river trekking, and swimming.
Finca Viernes
Camp close to the lake
📍 Map It: PR-610, Utuado, 00641 | Phone: (787) 240-4140
Utuado sports great locations for camping, from where you can see the sunrise every morning and the fog of the mountains of Puerto Rico.
Finca Viernes offers one of the best views of Lago Caonillas, with facilities like bathrooms, showers, and meals for an additional price.
Utuado’s Town Center
Pose with Puerto Rico’s flag
📍 Map It: Utuado, 00641
It’s not uncommon to find flags painted over random structures in Puerto Rico, but in the downtown area of Utuado, you’ll find one of the most beautiful and popular over a building that was once an abandoned police station.
🛎️ Need a Hotel? You might want to stay a few days in Utuado to explore everything the city offers. Check out Casa Grande Mountain Retreat, with a restaurant, a garden, and a pool for a peaceful vacation.
La Hamaca Bridge
Dare to cross a hanging bridge
📍 Map It: 77PV+RCH, Utuado, 00641
While exploring the city, make a stop at La Hamaca bridge, one of the hanging bridges in Puerto Rico that goes over a river connecting El Verde and San José neighborhoods.
You can visit by yourself or with a guided tour, just keep in mind that the bridge might be unsafe for kids as there are missing parts on the base.
Hacienda Las Cascadas
Kayak until the river turns into a lake
Aerial view of Lago Dos Bocas
📍 Map It: Carr146 k5.8, Utuado 00650 | Phone: (347) 327-1372 | Website | Hours: 9 am – 4 pm daily
If there is something better than enjoying the view of Lago Dos Bocas from afar, it’s enjoying it from within. Hacienda Las Cascadas offers kayaking tours through the lake with stops that allow you to appreciate the surrounding nature and the biodiversity. After kayaking, you can even visit the waterfalls on the hacienda’s land.
Hacienda Gran Batey
Tour a coffee farm and buy coffee
📍 Map It: 50 PR-6102, Utuado, 00641 | Phone: (787) 636-5442 | 10 am – 3 pm Wed-Fri, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Sat-Sun
Coffee addicts will be thrilled to know that one of the things to do in Utuado is to visit farms dedicated to coffee growing.
Hacienda Gran Batey is one of the coffee farms in the city, run by a local family where you can learn about the roasting process and buy their coffee Cafe Gran Batey.
👉 Local Tip: As of January 2022, Café Gran Batey is temporarily closed to the public. Check their social media or call ahead before visiting to know if they are already open to the public.
Tanamá River
Drift away with the current
📍 Map It: 8639+3G, Utuado 00641
The Tanamá River is the center of adventure in Utuado. Visitors can either go body rafting or river tubing while swiftly drifting through the caves and around the river. Both Tanama River Adventures and Tanama Adventures offer body rafting cave tubing tours in the city.
Cerro Morales
See Utuado from the top of a mountain
📍 Map It: Utuado 00664
One of the best things to do in Utuado is to hike through its beautiful natural environments. Cerro Morales is an uphill hike of over an hour but it has a spectacular view of Utuado, Jayuya, Arecibo, and Ciales.
👉 Local Tip: Most of the top attractions in Utuado lack any security. As a general rule of safety in Puerto Rico, don’t leave articles of value in your car and always lock your doors.
Tanamá Canyon
Rappel into beautiful caves and rivers from above the canyon
📍 Map It: 8639+3G, Utuado 00641
Another way you enjoy the caves in Utuado is by descending into them as you hang from the rappelling ropes. Tanamá River Adventures sports rappelling tours with altitudes as high as 250 feet. Their tours also include cave tubing, trekking, caving, and swimming in the river.
Cueva del Arco
Admire one of the best open caves in Puerto Rico
📍 Map It: 8639+3G, Utuado 00641
One of the best things to do in Utuado for nature lovers and adrenaline seekers is to explore the caves. Cañon de Tanamá is home to multiple caves carved by the river, including Cueva del Arco, a giant open cave you can only admire by getting your feet wet in the river.
👉 Looking for more amazing hikes? Don’t miss my round up of the best hikes Puerto Rico has to offer.
Charco Los Morones
Hunt the petroglyphs in the boulders
📍 Map It: 67MH+4CG, Utuado 00641
The hike to Charco Los Morones is somewhat challenging, but the view of water flowing through the small dam is one of the top attractions of Utuado. To add to the experience and value of the place you can find the petroglyphs on the different rocks as you go.
Finca Vista Bella
Enjoy a glass of Puerto Rican wine
📍 Map It: Carr 613 km 8.9 Utuado PR 00641 | Phone: (787) 390-2178 | Website | Hours: 11 am – 5:30 pm Sat-Sun
You’ve probably heard of the rum industries in Puerto Rico, but have you heard about Puerto Rican wine? After tasting the coffee head over to Finca Vista Bella, where you can taste local wine along with a delicious meal. With a reservation, you will learn about the wine-making process and you can finish the day walking by the vineyards.
Hacienda Horizonte
Visit coffee plantations
📍 Map It: PR-111, Utuado, 00641 | Phone: (787) 233- 4270 | Website
Utuado sports beautiful landscapes with lakes, coffee plantations, waterfalls, and rivers. Hacienda Horizonte is a popular Puerto Rico coffee farm in the region that, besides offering lodging and coffee tours, also has a farmers market and activities on offer.
FAQs About Utuado
Is Utuado safe?
Overall, Utuado is a safe city in Puerto Rico. Crime rates of robbery, pickpocketing, and theft are higher than in other cities, but international visitors can avoid them by taking common-sense safety precautions. Visitors should also take precautions when visiting Utuado’s natural resources. See my guide about safety on the island to learn more.
When was Utuado founded?
Utuado was founded on October 12, 1739 by Sebastián de Morfi. It was the 11th town officially founded on the island and the first one in the interior region.
Where are the best places to stay in Utuado?
The best places to stay in Utuado are the areas surrounding Lago Caonillas, for a great view and a relaxing vacation.
When is the best time to visit Utuado?
The best time to visit Utuado is during the dry season from December to April, since it rains less and it’s safer to swim in the rivers and travelers can also enjoy fresher temperatures in the mountains. Some of the festivals of the city take place during this season too.
How do I get to Utuado from San Juan?
Travelers going to Utuado from San Juan should rent a car and take PR 22 Highway straight to Arecibo, and take the exit 75B to PR 10 until reaching Utuado. The complete trip from Old San Juan takes less than one hour and a half. You can use Discover Cars to find the best deal for your rental car.
📚 Related Reading: Guide to Driving in Puerto Rico
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Before you go, don’t miss the complete list of fun things to see and do in Puerto Rico.
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Utuado Puerto Rico – What To Do, Where To Stay, And Where To Eat In a Weekend
When John and I decided to travel to Puerto Rico, we did a fair amount of research into our plans. It isn’t a very large island, yet there is so much to explore! We chose to call Utuado our home-away-from-home for the weekend. We found an amazing Airbnb on Caonillas Lake WITH A HOT TUB! Once we saw the Lago Caonillas Lake View House we instantly made our decision to visit Utuado and booked it for two nights. |
We chose Utuado for its nearby attractions like Cerra De Punta, Torro Negro State Park, El Cemi Museum, and all of the white canyons. Even though we only made it to one of the later, we loved every moment of our time in the Puerto Rico mountains.
Photo of Cerro De Punta from Conde Nast Traveler. | Photo of Toto Negro from puertorico.com | Our photo from Canon Blanco. |
If you would like to read about our entire trip, including two nights in San Juan and our afternoon in Arecibo, read our“Long Weekend Road Trip in Puerto Rico” blog post HERE!
Map created using Wanderlog, a trip planner app on iOS and Android
We arrived in Utuado on Friday evening, and our first stop was Sabor Isleño by Los Paneles. We passed it along the highway, then turned around to go back. It provided the best introduction to the town we could have had! The meal was served by the owner of the restaurant who spoke decent English and helped curate the most perfect meal. | Mojitos from Sabor Isleno. |
Mofongo from Sabor Isleno. | He introduced us to Mofongo (mashed plantains) and Sorullos (fried plantain chips) which we had with almost every meal! We enjoyed mojitos, the view of Utuado, and the atmosphere until nearly sunset! It was a wonderful dinner. |
Read more about our entire experience dining at Sabor Isleño by Los Paneles and other restaurants across the island in our “Where We Found Great Food in Puerto Rico” blog post here!
After that delicious meal, we made our way up the mountains toward Lago Caonillas and our Airbnb. We timed it all perfectly so that we weren’t driving at night, because the roads are narrow and winding! | Driving through Utuado. |
Driving around in Puerto Rico was an experience in and of itself read all about what happened with our rental car in our “How Safe Is It To Drive In Puerto Rico?” blog post HERE and watch our YouTube video below!
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The view from our first night in Utuado. | Once we were inside the Lago Caonillas Lake View House, we knew we could not have booked a better place! This house is awesome! It features a beautiful view of the lake and mountains. Of course, the hot tub was a major amenity! |
This wasn’t our only amazing airbnb in Puerto Rico, we also stayed at two great places in Old San Juan – which you can see more about here!
We warmed up the hot tub and unpacked our gear before starting to plan out an itinerary for the next day. We sat outside and gazed at the stars while reading DiscoverPuertoRico.com’s article about Utuado. We did a little more research before deciding to go west and visit some coffee farms, learn about the native people of the land, and do a little hiking.
The next morning, we woke up and soaked in the hot tub before grabbing a quick breakfast of beans, rice, and fried pork, from Cafe El Bohio. After breakfast, we visited Cafe Gran Batey, a family-run coffee farm nestled high up in the mountains, and we could not have timed our arrival any better. | The view from The Lago Caonillas Lake View House! |
Lotty, who gave our tour, did not speak English! Fortunately, another family was on the premise, and their father spoke English well enough to translate.
Touring Cafe Gran Batey. | The coffee is delicious! |
If you want to learn more about Cafe Gran Batey, check out the detailed blog post here!
Fresh coffee beans. | The tour and first cup of coffee were free, and we learned a lot in the few hours we spent there. Lotty showed us all about the coffee growing and roasting processes, then she walked us through their orchard and showed us how they use composting and fruit for sustainability. |
Near the orchard, she described the drying process and let us run our hands through large trays of dried beans. It was an awesome afternoon learning about and tasting amazing coffee. Once we said goodbye, we continued down the highway to our next educational stop. | Part of their drying process. |
See more from Cafe Gran Batey in our YouTube video below!
Petroglyphs at the Caguana Ceremonial Indigenous Heritage Center. |
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Batey is an ancient competitive sport, and the site is believed to have also hosted ceremonial games. We walked around the petroglyphs until an afternoon rain shower rolled in, then we moved under the hatching of a hut to talk with the Ranger on duty. | Walking around one of the Batey courts. |
You can see more from this interesting site in our YouTube video here!
Passion fruit mojitos at La Placita del Vivi. | We had every intention to also visit The Tanama River and Hacienda Horizonte, but the afternoon storm made us head back toward Utuado to have a bite to eat. We pulled off the highway at La Placita del Vivi and had more mofongo and mojitos while watching the rain. |
Read about all of the Puerto Rican mofongo and mojitos we had in the “Where We Found Great Meals in Puerto Rico” post here!
Our first stop of the next day was Cañon Blanco. A stunning area that had been recommended through a Facebook group called Girls Love Travel. When we pulled up, we knew that we had received great advice! We were very excited to look for petroglyphs along the stunningly bright, white canyon walls. | Hiking in Canon Blanco. |
The first view of Canon Blanco.
Looking for petroglyphs! | We walked up and down the canyon crossing the river when we could, looking for the carvings, but never found any! Ultimately, we didn’t care, because the scene was unbelievable. The lush mountains surrounding the canyon were a perfect backdrop for the large, rocky canyon. |
We took a dip in the river before heading back to our car for our next adventure. If you want to see more from our adventure through Canon Blanco, check out our YouTube video below!
We tried to continue to our next stop, La Piedra Escrita, but were halted when the road we had been following on Google Maps ended! The pavement turned to jungle floor, and we had nowhere to go. It was quite scary and was only worse when one of our tires popped.
We knew it would be best to act with haste, and John replaced our tire so fast that I swear he could have been trying out to be a NASCAR pit crew member.
Spare tire equipped, we drove out to a maintained road and called Enterprise Rent-A-Car. They put us in touch with a partner shop in Arecibo, and since we had paid for the insurance, we didn’t have to pay a dime. This event completely derailed every remaining plan for exploring Utuado. Instead, we headed north toward Arecibo. |
Read about what it was like to drive around the Puerto Rican rainforest in this more detailed driving blog post, here!
We had SO much else we wanted to see while in Utuado, here are just a few of the place we wanted to visit:
– Cerro de Punta (PR’s highest point)
– Chorro de Doña Juana Waterfall Or Cascada Las Delicias
– Museo De Nuestros Martires
– El Cemí Museum
– La Piedra Escrita
We loved every minute of our time in Utuado, and have ever intention to come back to explore more one day!
Here are some of our other blog posts from our entire trip to Puerto Rico. Enjoy!
Where to Stay In Puerto Rico – Beaches or Rain Forest??
How to Plan a Vacation to Puerto Rico!
Where We Found The Best Food On The Island – Lots of Mofongo and Mojitos!
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Sunrise of the Moon: 11:20 PM ; Moonset: –:– ; Age of the Moon: 6; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
Monday, February 27, 2023
Moonrise: 12:05 ; Moonset: 00:51 ; Age of the Moon: 7; Moon phase: First quarter
Tuesday 28 February 2023
Moonrise: 12:53 ; Moonset: 01:46 ; Age of the Moon: 8; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 13:44 ; Moonset: 02:39 ; Age of the Moon: 9; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 14:36 ; Moonset: 03:31 ; Age of the Moon: 10; Moon phase: Growing Moon
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Moonrise: 15:30 ; Moonset: 04:18 ; Age of the Moon: 11; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 16:22 ; Moonset: 05:01 ; Age of the Moon: 12; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 17:14 ; Moonset: 05:41 ; Age of the Moon: 13; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 18:04 ; Moonset: 06:18 ; Age of the Moon: 14; Moon phase: Full Moon
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Moonrise: 18:53 ; Moonset: 06:52 ; Age of the Moon: 15; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 19:42 ; Moonset: 07:26 ; Age of the Moon: 16; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 20:32 ; Moonset: 07:59 ; Age of the Moon: 17; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 21:24 ; Moonset: 08:33 ; Age of the Moon: 18; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 22:18 ; Moonset: 09:10 ; Age of the Moon: 19; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 23:15 ; Moonset: 09:50 ; Age of the Moon: 20; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: –:– ; Moonset: 10:35 ; Age of the Moon: 21; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 00:16 ; Moonset: 11:27 ; Age of the Moon: 22; Moon phase: Last quarter
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Moonrise: 01:19 ; Moonset: 12:25 ; Age of the Moon: 23; Moon phase: Last quarter
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Moonrise: 02:21 ; Moonset: 13:29 ; Age of the Moon: 24; Moon phase: Last quarter
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Moonrise: 03:21 ; Moonset: 14:35 ; Age of the Moon: 25; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 04:15 ; Moonset: 15:42 ; Age of the Moon: 26; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 05:05 ; Moonset: 16:46 ; Age of the Moon: 27; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 05:50 ; Moonset: 17:48 ; Age of the Moon: 28; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 06:31 ; Moonset: 18:47 ; Age of the Moon: 29; Moon phase: New Moon
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Moonrise: 07:11 ; Moonset: 19:46 ; Moon age: 0; Moon phase: New Moon
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Moonrise: 07:50 ; Moonset: 20:43 ; Moon age: 1; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 08:30 ; Moonset: 21:41 ; Moon age: 2; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 09:12 ; Moonset: 22:38 ; Moon age: 3; Moon phase: waxing moon
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Moonrise: 09:57 ; Moonset: 23:36 ; Age of the Moon: 4; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 10:45 ; Moonset: –:– ; Moon age: 5; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 11:36 ; Moonset: 00:31 ; Age of the Moon: 6; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 12:28 ; Moonset: 01:24 ; Age of the Moon: 7; Moon phase: First quarter
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Moonrise: 13:22 ; Moonset: 02:13 ; Age of the Moon: 8; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 14:15 ; Moonset: 02:58 ; Age of the Moon: 9; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 15:07 ; Moonset: 03:40 ; Age of the Moon: 10; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 15:57 ; Moonset: 04:17 ; Age of the Moon: 11; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 16:47 ; Moonset: 04:52 ; Age of the Moon: 12; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
Tuesday, April 04, 2023
Moonrise: 17:36 ; Moonset: 05:26 ; Age of the Moon: 13; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
Wednesday, April 05, 2023
Moonrise: 18:26 ; Moonset: 05:59 ; Age of the Moon: 14; Moon phase: Full moon
Thursday, April 06, 2023
Moonrise: 19:18 ; Moonset: 06:33 ; Age of the Moon: 15; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 20:12 ; Moonset: 07:10 ; Age of the Moon: 16; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 21:10 ; Moonset: 07:49 ; Age of the Moon: 17; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 22:10 ; Moonset: 08:33 ; Age of the Moon: 18; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 23:13 ; Moonset: 09:24 ; Moon age: 19; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: –:– ; Moonset: 10:19 ; Age of the Moon: 20; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 00:15 ; Moonset: 11:21 ; Age of the Moon: 21; Moon phase: Waning Moon
Thursday, April 13, 2023
Moonrise: 01:15 ; Moonset: 12:25 ; Age of the Moon: 22; Moon phase: Last quarter
Friday 14 April 2023
Moonrise: 02:10 ; Moonset: 13:31 ; Age of the Moon: 23; Moon phase: Last quarter
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Moonrise: 02:59 ; Moonset: 14:33 ; Age of the Moon: 24; Moon phase: Last quarter
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Moonrise: 03:44 ; Moonset: 15:34 ; Age of the Moon: 25; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 04:25 ; Moonset: 16:33 ; Age of the Moon: 26; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 05:04 ; Moonset: 17:31 ; Age of the Moon: 27; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 05:43 ; Moonset: 18:27 ; Age of the Moon: 28; Moon phase: Waning Moon
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Moonrise: 06:22 ; Moonset: 19:25 ; Moon age: 0; Moon phase: New Moon
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Moonrise: 07:03 ; Moonset: 20:23 ; Moon age: 1; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 07:48 ; Moonset: 21:21 ; Moon age: 2; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 08:34 ; Moonset: 22:18 ; Moon age: 3; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 09:26 ; Moonset: 23:14 ; Age of the Moon: 4; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 10:18 ; Moonset: –:– ; Moon age: 5; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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Moonrise: 11:12 ; Moonset: 00:05 ; Age of the Moon: 6; Moon phase: Waxing Moon
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