Vacation rentals in Fajardo

Limited transportation to Las Cabezas de San Juan is available upon request. You’ll be taken to walk along the beautiful east coast through the beach Ensenada Yegua and the natural reserve of Las Cabezas de San Juan. Here you’ll see a beautiful tranquil beach, diverse fish, the bioluminescence bay, birds and trees. Once we cross The beach, we’ll hike up the mountain and To our final destination: La Zanja. A hidden natural Pool among a rock formation. **It is very IMPORTANT** you need to be in good shape for this hike, if you have any health issues, please do not reserve for this tour. You will need to climb, walk through water, and near a cliff. Other things to note No sandals or open shoes allowed. No alcohol or drug use during this tour. if before tour you are under any influence of alcohol or drugs, you will not be allowed to participate. this is for your safety. thank you. if you reserve for tour and do not make it to reserved tour, refund does not apply. All of my tours are LGBT friendly (: if you want a specific date and do not see it on calendar, please request date. for tours bigger than 10 people, send message.

We visit the East side of El Yunque Rainforest, our adventure starts with a 20 to 30 minute hike to the first mineral water, natural water pool. There you can enjoy the landscape, swim in the water and live nature. Along the way you will learn of the bio diverse ecosystem of the rainforest, touch bamboos, unique flora, guava trees and 300 year old trees. Further up after a 15 minute hike, there is another watering hole with a natural waterfalls. This is an adventure good for those looking to enjoy nature and an unique rainforest experience. This experience is focused on providing a true local view of El Yunque, with history facts and information about the ecosystem along the trip. Transportation is not included. We meet in Fajardo, from here you will follow the guide in your own vehicle to our hidden gem! You have to have good physical condition. Be ready for a real adventure hike & waterfalls in Puerto Rico. If you are a group or are interested in a date you don't see available, feel free to contact me directly and I will help you out. As you see in the reviews, I am very passionate about my job and love showing the rainforest to my guest. I will serve you as a friend that visits me from afar and will gladly hep you with those Instagram worthy pictures. On each tour we plant one tree as a donation. Other things to note Hiking shoes and water shoes are strongly recommended, any shoe with a good grip also work. Have a good breakfast before departing on tour. Good physical condition Hike has light as possible, people over 60 years old may have difficulty doing the trip.

We’ll take you and your loved ones on an authentic snorkeling adventure to Icacos Island. Our Experience has now a reduced capacity of 17 participants. You can reserve as a Private Charter too! During the current COVID-19 pandemic we have implemented Safe Workplace Practices that will help ensure that our snorkeling activities be conducted as safely as possible for both our guests and our staff. Alert: during this time, hugs, kisses, and high fives to our awesome crew are not permitted. Summary: Meet us at Marina Puerto Chico in Fajardo, and after a thorough introduction of our day, we'll navigate the boat for 35 minutes to La Cordillera Cays to explore one of the eastern islands of Puerto Rico. We'll provide guided snorkeling and interpretation of ecosystems, marine species, and landmarks in the area. After the snorkeling, the bar and lunch buffet opens! Deli Style Lunch Buffet is offered to enjoy soft drinks or with Puerto Rican rum.

Our meeting point is at La Pared beach where you can park vehicles at no price on the street. Then we head to the Sandy Hills path where we talk about Luquillo history and the Northeast Ecological Corridor. Once we arrived at the mouth of the Sabana river, we prepare ourselves for the trip with a brief safety talk, the use of the equipment and what we are going to encounter in our journey. We start our trip paddling upriver while you learn about the different mangroves of Puerto Rico and entering the white mangrove cathedral, also you will find the old structure of the sugar cane era bridge. After that, we head to San Miguel beach to know why this area is very important for the reserve and the leatherback turtle. Then we continue our trip through the estuary channels enjoying the biodiversity that surround us. After this immersion with the reserve, we head back to the mouth of the river area to talk about all the amazing things that we found and other activities that you can enjoy at The Northeast Ecological Corridor. The duration of the trip it's about 2 hours. Other things to note Prepare to be a prolonged period of time under the Sun. If there's any medical condition, you need to notify before the trip. I will not be resposible for items you may lose. (watch, jewelry, etc.)

NOTICE: UNEVEN PARTICIPANTS WILL BE COMBINED IN DOUBLE KAYAKS. ALL KAYAKS ARE DOUBLES. MASK USE IS OPTIONAL DURING OPEN-AIR ACTIVITIES BUT RECOMMENDED IF YOU ARE IN AN UVENEN SEATING POSITION. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy this Bioluminescent Bay Kayak Adventure and see the glowing waters of Laguna Grande one of the only five year round bioluminescent lagoons in the world. You will enjoy an adventurous kayak tour at sunset as guides lead you through a mangrove lined channel into the bay, learn about the organism through guides commentary and see that water the glow bioluminescent organism. This along with seven of eight ecosystems found in this area, four species of mangroves, iguanas, abundance of bird life and a historical lighthouse make for an unforgettable evening! GROUP SIZE: This is a group tour with a maximum of 24 participants per run. VISIBILITY: Visibility varies based on weather conditions and time of the years. Weakest months are October through February. Strongest months are March through September. FULL MOON NOTE - During full moon cycle this activity is offered as a night kayaking eco adventure focused on the ecology with NO expectations on bioluminescence.