moderate
9 hours
Moderate fitness required; comfortable with walking on uneven, rocky surfaces and some climbing inside caves
Spend a full day in Puerto Rico’s northern karst region exploring ancient caves and cascading waterfalls. This immersive tour offers geology, wildlife, and cultural insight all in one unforgettable experience.
A day full of adventure, fun and nature!
Embark on a thrilling 9-hour adventure across Puerto Rico's stunning north coast! Explore breathtaking karst landscapes, delve into impressive caves with expert guides, and unwind at picturesque waterfalls. Capture unforgettable moments while immersing yourself in the island's rich history and natural beauty, making this experience truly unique and memorable.
9 Hours.
We want you to know every corner of Puerto Rico. For this reason, in this adventure, we will be visiting three different, unique, and spectacular destinations on the north coast of the island. We will start knowing part of the karst area, the rock formations in this area have formed an unforgettable landscape toward the Atlantic Sea, here in addition to enjoying the stunning views, and obtaining the perfect photo for your Instagram, you will have the opportunity to know part of the rich and abundant history of Puerto Rico. We will continue our journey to the mountain and we will be visiting one of the most impressive caves on the island. The visit will be carried out by experienced and informed guides to give you the best possible experience and finally, we will be going a little further into nature where will visit a beautiful waterfalls in the area where you can enjoy the rest of the day on the river.
We provide a time and space for a lunch break at a local Restaurant where you can have a traditional Puertorican food. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions (LUNCH COST IS NOT INCLUDED).
Essential for navigating dark caves safely and hands-free.
Karst terrain can be slippery and uneven, so reliable shoes are crucial.
Waterfalls and underground streams provide natural spots for cooling off.
Long hours on the trail mean you need to maintain energy with water and bite-sized food.
The karst region preserves Taíno artifacts and legends tied to Puerto Rico’s indigenous heritage.
Local guides practice Leave No Trace principles to protect sensitive karst ecosystems and wildlife habitats.
Provide traction and ankle support on rugged karst terrain.
Hands-free illumination for cave exploration.
Helps stay comfortable during wet cave and waterfall visits.
summer specific
Keeps hydration accessible during the long trek.