The economy of Aguada was mostly based on the processing of sugarcane. The Central Coloso, located in the Guan�bano ward of Aguada, was one of the most important refineries in the island. It was also the last one to cease operations, officially closing in 2003.
Aside of sugar mills, there was also a cattle and wood industry established. As of 2012, the economy relies mostly on small businesses and manufacturing.
Tourisum:
Aguada is part of the Porta del Sol touristic region in Puerto Rico. The Porta del Sol website highlights Aguada's town square and beaches as its most notable touristic attractions. It also mentions landmarks like the Espinar Hermitage Ruins and a children playground.
Another landmarks and places of interest in Aguada are:
Aguada Museum located in a former railroad station building.
Coloso Sugar Cane Refinery
La Cruz de Culebrinas
Pico de Piedra Beach
Loma Linda Stables
San Francisco de As�s Parish
Aguada transmission station, the tallest man-made structure in Puerto Rico
