Priest’s Pools

Priest’s Pools is a series of eight cascading infinity pools of varied sizes that are continuously filled by the Pigua River as it makes its way to the ocean. The pools are formed by basalt lava. The name originates from when the Spanish first arrived on the island, the priests from the nearby Catholic church would go there to bathe. There are ledges that are easy to jump from into the pools. It was another slippery hike, but the kids absolutely loved going around the rocks. Milton is still not so sure about actually getting into the water.