This plantation is the only eighteen hole golf course in the San Juan area available for unrestricted play by the general public and tourists. The course was literally carved out of a turn-of-the-century, beachfront coconut grove. Great care was taken to preserve as many stately palms, native trees and vegetation as possible giving the course a maturity that belies its youth. The observant golfer will see iguanas, water fowl, hawks, and many varieties of fish in the crystal clear lakes. The layout features dramatic views of the neighboring El Yunque Rain Forest, seventy-five acres of freshwater lakes, thirteen water holes, and the final three holes run along one of Puerto Rico's most beautiful beaches. No two holes of the golf course are alike. Each hole will give you a different look and test a different part of your game. There are no parallel fairways. The holes wind their way around the lakes, jungle and along the beach. Because you seldom see other golfers you will feel you have the course to yourself. Because of excellent drainage (sand base) and a site location that receives less rain than surrounding areas, the golf course is virtually never closed due to wet playing conditions. Locals say, "if you can't play golf at Bahia, start building an ark." The No.1 handicap hole is #8, a 392-yard, par 4, which has water from tee to green. The second shot must carry a river and a bunker to an elevated green. If you can't get there safely, lay up.

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