West Side Full-Day Tour & Sunset with Transport and Experiences PR
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required with stops for photos and sightseeing.
Overview
Discover the rugged beauty and cultural landmarks of Puerto Rico’s west coast with a private full-day tour. Experience iconic sites and end your trip with an unforgettable sunset at Rincón Beach.
Full-day at the West Side with the best Sunset!
Family-friendly (8hrs)
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About This Adventure
Family-friendly Sightseeing at the West Cost! Enjoy with your host some exciting sites full of culture and history, finishing with a vibrant Sunset at Rincón Beach
Participants of this tour will enjoy a full-day experience with their local driver-host. Passing through the North Cost, beaches, and beautiful scenery, stopping at the most amazing views for incredible memorable photos.
Tunel Guajataca Cara del Indio Ruinas de Aguadilla Faro Rincón
There will be a stop for a time to eat local or international food (cost on food not included) and at the end you will be at the East corner of the Island looking at the most beautiful sunset at the beach in Rincon.
Price from 2 to 5 people: $800.00 per group Price for 6 people or more: $160.00 per person
Included
- Roundtrip Private Transportation from San Juan
- Professional Driver/Host
- Bottle water
- The most amazing sightseeing at the north and west coast
- Stops for memorable photos!
Excluded
- Tips (recommended)
- Food and Beverages
For reservations or inquiries please Call or Text at 787.466.0469##
Email: transportandexperiencespr@gmail.com##
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
This group tour often fills up quickly, so reserve at least 48 hours ahead to guarantee your spot.
Bring sun protection
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are vital for the open coastal stops under strong Caribbean sun.
Pack comfortable shoes
Some stops like the Tunel Guajataca and Cara del Indio involve walking on uneven, rocky terrain.
Carry cash for food
Meals are not included, so bring cash or card for local eateries or snacks along the route.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Brown pelicans diving along the coast
- Coquí frogs heard in shaded forests around Guajataca
History
The Tunel Guajataca tunnel dates back to the 1920s railway era, a critical point in Puerto Rico’s transportation history.
Conservation
Efforts in the west coast focus on protecting coral reefs and coastal cliffs to maintain the region’s biodiversity and scenic integrity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect skin from intense sun during coastal stops and beach time.
summer specific
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes help navigate uneven terrain at landmarks like Tunel Guajataca.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the day with plenty of water.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Useful for cooler breezes especially near the coast in the evening.
fall specific