Located in the northeastern side of the island. This guided experience will take you, in kayaks or boat thought a unique mangrove channel, to one of the most amazing bioluminescent lagoons in the world. Important Note:Guest must specify which tour they prefer kayaks

Camuy River Caverns is one of the largest underground cave systems in the world. You will enjoy a safe guided tour of the marvels, from sinkholes to cathedral-like caverns to view of the mysterious river and its eons-old stalactites and stalagmites. Learn the importance of this region as well as a visit to the largest single dish Radio telescope in the world. This telescope probes the ionosphere, examines planets and monitors natural radios emissions from distant galaxies, pulsar and quasars. Al

Is a historic firehouse building in Ponce, Puerto Rico. It is one of Puerto Rico's most notable buildings, with some considering it "by far the most easily recognized landmark in the Island."[2] It is located at the Plaza Las Delicias town square, directly behind the Ponce Cathedral. The building housed the city's main fire station for many years, and it is now a museum. Its name comes from the mobile hand-pumped fire fighting units the building once housed.

This new ecological park provides endless hours of adventure. You will appreciate the most beautiful landscapes and you can do this extreme sport in direct contact with nature. If you are someone that enjoys the rush of adrenaline and emotion, this is the place for you. Fly through the islands mountain range at altitudes of up to 1,800ft. This breathtaking experience can take you through bridges, rappelling and more.

Old San Juan funded in 1521, characterized by its narrow cobblestone streets and colorful buildings which date back to 16th and 17 century when Puerto Rico was a Spanish possession. Old San Juan still stores well preserve a great part of history enclosed in its historic walls, forts, parks and museums. Enjoy a day discovering this beautiful city and its many attractions.

One of the favorite and most visited attractions on the island. Here you will find a 28,000 acre rainforest and reaches an elevation of 3,526 feet. The rainforest average 200 inches of rain fall a year, nourishing the 240 species of tree as well. As raring waterfalls. The guide will lead you along well-marked trails. This amazing rainforest is the only one of its kind protected by the US Forest Service.

The largest Rum Distillery in America also known as the "Cathedral of Rum". Visitors are treated to a fascination guided tour. Everyone from the vast fermentation vats to the high-speed bottling machinery is at work and on display. Discover the history behind this worldwide brand and the meaning of it. At the end of the tour you can sample the world-famous rum and buy souvenirs. In this experience you will also learn about the second oldest city of the Americas, Old San Juan.

Choose a ride along the footsteps of our mountain range or simply ride through forest and ocean. You will enjoy incredible views and experience the stunning flora and fauna of this unique eco-system. All participants are given lessons, safety rules, and regulations before departing. Our experience staff will determine the appropriate horse per individual.