Located in Puerto Rico's Northeast Region, El Yunque National Forest is the only tropical rainforest in the national forest system. At nearly 29,000 acres, it is one of the smallest in size, yet one of the most biologically diverse. Come experience the breathtaking scenery, clear mountain rivers, and outdoor recreation opportunities year round.

Cruise by high-speed catamaran to Culebra from Fajardo for a fun-filled day trip swimming, beach combing and sunbathing on this island paradise. Spend your morning exploring the fascinating undersea creatures that populate the island’s coral reefs before enjoying a buffet lunch complete with rum punch and piña colada refreshments. Then take the afternoon to relax and swim on the area’s perfect sugar-sand beaches. Your excursion offers optional round-trip transportation from hotels in Old San Juan, Condado or Isla Verde. Ride a power catamaran to a gorgeous reef and nature preserve Spend the afternoon at a deserted Caribbean island beach Swim in crystal-clear waters and relax on a white sand beach Enjoy complimentary drinks and a pre-packed lunch box

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Overview Raise a glass of Puerto Rico’s finest rum during this 75-minute tasting session and distillery tour at San Juan’s world-famous Casa Bacardí. Taste the diverse styles of rums in the Bacardí family as you sample a range of vintages, including reserve bottles not sold anywhere else. You’ll also explore the rum-making process on a Bacardí distillery tour and shop for souvenirs at the on-site gift shop. Discover the world of Bacardí rum during a tasting session and distillery tour Savor a range of rum styles during a tasting session, learning about their unique aging and production processes Great excursion for those interested in high-end spirits and cocktails

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Visit this top attraction to learn the history behind one of Spain's major military engineering marvels, from colonization to the Second World War.

The caves of Puerto Rico offer adventurous visitors the opportunity to go hiking, spelunking, rock climbing, rappelling, or rafting in some of the Island's less-visited parts.

Wade through narrow rock openings waist-deep in an underground river with only a headlamp for illumination. Rappel through the mouth of a cavern alongside a giant waterfall. Discover indigenous hieroglyphs after a climb. Or, if you're looking for an easy hike and some stunning pictures, that's readily available, too. The caves of Puerto Rico offer diverse and unique ways to experience the Island that few tourists or even locals know about.