WORLD NORTH AMERICA PUERTO RICO LEVITTOWN, TOA BAJA

Levittown, Toa Baja


Diveshops in Levittown, Toa Baja:


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Hiking the Guajataca Forest Varies

Hiking the Guajataca Forest

Your tourist guide and certified driver will pick you up in an air-conditioned vehicle. Your guide will provide general information about Puerto Rico and the forest during the 3 hour roundtrip journey, on which you will cover 80% of the Island's Karst zone, drive over the two longest bridges in the Caribbean and enjoy an unforgettable Atlantic Ocean view!

The Guajataca Forest is located in the northwest section of Puerto Rico and has the largest hiking trail system of Puerto Rico. It has a system of 27 miles of trails that offers an excellent opportunity to appreciate the flora and fauna of this unique habitat. All trails are in their natural stages, well maintained and designed for foot travel only.

The forest is considered an unique natural area because of its tropical karst topography characterized by clusters of sub conical haystack hills called 'mogotes'. The natural areas of the forest provides habitat to many species of animals, 45 bird species and 186 trees species.

This tour offers TWO options (The trails are mostly flat, easy to walk on; some are inclined but not steep):

Interpretative Trail:
Geared more for the less inclined hiker, this is a short walking tour. A tourist guide will provide information about the flora and fauna of the forest. You will hear and see the birds singing and take pictures of breathtaking scenery. Butterflies abound, walk on easy trails in Karst country. You must walk up the stairs to the observation tower.

Hiking Trail: (for physically fit adults only)
Designed for enthusiastic hikers who also have the endurance to hike a long way. You'll see and hear the birds singing and take pictures of breathtaking scenery. Butterflies abound, go inside a cave, and walk on easy trails in Karst country. A visit to the 'El Viento' Cave and observation tower is included.

You must select one of the two options at time of booking.

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El Yunque Rainforest Hiking departing San Juan 6.5 hours

El Yunque, Puerto Rico

El Yunque, which gets its name from an Indian spirit Yuquiye meaning 'Forest of Clouds', features over 240 species of plants and wildlife, waterfalls, streams and hiking trails leading to enticing tropical locations.

There are many ways to see the rainforest but this Hiking Tour excursion will have you viewing typical native towns until you begin your ascent by bus on a modern road through rapidly changing vistas of amazing vegetation, tree orchids, giants ferns, wild flowers, tropical hardwoods, spectacular waterfalls, and views of the entire northeast coast.

You'll stop at the most beautiful photographic sights - Jokahu Tower, hike to La Mina (35 minutes each way) then and swim or dip the cool water of La Mina Falls (10 minute stop). Make sure you have a good breakfast before this tour!

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Captain Duck Tours of San Juan 1.5 hours

The ONLY land and sea adventure in Puerto Rico!

Come aboard Captain Duck Tours for the best 90 minutes you will spend on your Puerto Rican vacation!

As San Juan's only land and sea adventure, this is the most exciting way to tour this historic seaport city.

The versatile Duck boat is also a bus, and it offers up-close land and sea views of many of San Juan's major attractions!

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