Start off your adventure in Puerto Rico by visiting the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. El Yunque offers plenty of hiking trails, but one of the most popular hikes leads to the top of La Mina Falls. This 4-mile roundtrip hike is classified as moderate and takes about 2.5 hours to complete. Cool off in the refreshing natural pool at the base of the falls after your hike.
Explore the stunning, natural view of Cueva Ventana on this unique adventure. The rappel down into the cave will lead you to unique formations and crystal clear waters. This exciting adventure is a must-try for the adventurous, and offers an experience unlike any other!
If you're searching for adrenaline, Toro Verde is your place to go - you'll be blown away by the beauty of this place while zipping down over valleys and mountains. Toro Verde is home to the longest single run zipline in the world at a jaw-dropping 1.5 miles! This is an event you won’t want to miss!
Head over to Rincon, famous for being the birthplace of surfing in Puerto Rico. With some of the best waves in the Caribbean, you can either catch some great waves or just chill out on the beautiful beach. You can also check out a lighthouse or go snorkeling in the clear blue waters.
Take a day trip to the tranquil island of Culebra, famous for its pristine beaches, clear waters, and sea turtles. Take in the breathtaking views from atop Mount Resaca or explore some of the less-known beaches. Go snorkeling or diving and check out the amazing coral reefs and marine life in the area.
The Arecibo Observatory is known for its massive radio-telescope, however you cannot skip the caverns. You can actually rappel into these underground wonders and climb through some narrow spaces (not for those afraid of heights!).
Visit the Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve and enjoy the four different ecosystems and trails, as this conservation exhibits a lighthouse at the end of the reserved land. You’ll also be able to discover the Bioluminescent Bay while kayaking through the waters.
If you have more time, consider taking a trip to Ponce and explore the historic architecture and the colorful city. For those interested in food, make sure to try out local favorites such as Mofongo, Lechón Asado, and a refreshing glass of Coquito. If you have less time, eliminate one or two activities or consider taking day trips instead of staying overnight elsewhere.