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Explore Guajataca Adventure: Kayaking in Puerto Rico’s Camuy - San Juan

Explore Guajataca Adventure: Kayaking in Puerto Rico’s Camuy

Camuymoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

7 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness to paddle and raft for several hours comfortably.

Overview

Paddle through Puerto Rico’s breathtaking Guajataca River on an unforgettable 7-hour kayaking adventure. Discover unique limestone formations, vibrant wildlife, and finish with an exhilarating body raft return.

, Camuy

Guajataca Adventure

Ages 16+ • 7 Hours • Great for friends & family! • Kayaking Adventure!

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About This Adventure

Embark on a breathtaking 7-hour kayaking adventure through the stunning Guajataca River, home to vibrant wildlife like fish, turtles, and majestic birds. Paddle through the island's second deepest canyon, explore unique limestone formations, and enjoy a thrilling body raft return. Experience nature like never before on this unforgettable journey!

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Duration

7 Hours

About

This kayaking adventure will take you to the second deepest canyon on the island. The Guajataca River is full of life, including fish, turtles, pelicans, ospreys, eagles and many more. Kayaking this canyons will get us to narrows lime stone formation that will hike and the body raft back. Activity level is moderate.

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated Throughout the Trip

Bring enough water to stay hydrated, especially during the kayak portion under the tropical sun.

Wear Quick-Dry, Lightweight Clothing

Opt for moisture-wicking apparel to stay comfortable while paddling and during the body raft section.

Apply Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect your skin without harming the river’s delicate ecosystem by using reef-safe sunscreen.

Secure Valuables in Waterproof Bags

Keep phones, cameras, and other valuables safe and dry in waterproof pouches during kayaking and rafting.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Puerto Rican parrot
  • Freshwater turtles

History

The Guajataca River was historically a key resource for indigenous Taíno communities, who lived in the area utilizing the river for fishing and transport.

Conservation

Local guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect the river’s delicate ecosystem and ensure minimal environmental impact.

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Recommended Gear

Waterproof Dry Bag

Essential

Keeps your belongings dry and protected during kayaking and body rafting segments.

Quick-Dry Clothing

Essential

Lightweight clothes that dry fast are key for comfort in warm, humid conditions.

summer specific

Water Shoes or Sandals

Essential

Provide foot protection and traction on slippery river rocks and during the raft return.

Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin without damaging the delicate river ecosystem.