Sabana Hoyos is a barrio located in Arecibo, on the north coast of Puerto Rico. The municipality of Arecibo sits in the northwestern region of the island, an area characterized by coastal plains that transition inland into limestone terrain and agricultural valleys. Sabana Hoyos reflects this geographic transition, with landscape ranging from flatter areas near sea level to gently rolling terrain as elevation increases toward the interior. The name itself—sabana meaning grassland or savanna—suggests historically open or pastoral land, a characteristic typical of barrios in this part of Arecibo's municipality.

The barrio covers approximately 59.57 square kilometers, making it a substantial territorial area. This size indicates a predominantly rural or semi-rural character, with property patterns likely featuring larger parcels and agricultural holdings rather than dense urban subdivision. The landscape composition typical of this region includes a mix of open lands, dispersed residential settlements, and agricultural use. Property in Sabana Hoyos would range from modest single-family homes on mid-sized lots to larger tracts of land suitable for farming, livestock, or future development. Coastal access and proximity to Arecibo's commercial center make the barrio accessible while maintaining a quieter, less densely developed character than urban neighborhoods.

The property records maintained by Puerto Rico's Cadastral Registry (CRIM) document all legally registered parcels in this barrio, providing essential information for buyers, owners, and investors researching title history, boundaries, and ownership. Propieda maintains searchable access to CRIM data for parcels in Sabana Hoyos, allowing users to research property ownership records and cadastral information in this barrio.

Arecibo: Arecibo, Puerto Rico's largest municipality by area, spans from Atlantic beaches to mountainous interior. Once home to the famous Arecibo Observatory, this diverse region offers everything from coastal properties to mountain retreats. The municipality serves as the commercial center for Puerto Rico's north-central region.