moderate
6 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level comfortable with walking on uneven terrain and some light hiking.
Visit Puerto Rico’s north coast on a 6-hour tour featuring the mysterious Cave of the Indios and calm beaches like Playa Isla de Cabra. Uncover history and natural beauty in one day.
Discover the Hidden Treasures of Puerto Rico's North Shore
Discover the enchanting north coast of Puerto Rico on a full-day tour that blends history and natural beauty. Explore the mystical Cave of the Indios, relax on stunning beaches, and soak in the serene atmosphere at Playa Isla de Cabra. Immerse yourself in the island's rich culture and unforgettable landscapes.
Embark on a full-day adventure along Puerto Rico Caribbean stunning north-side beaches and towns, where history and natural beauty meet. This six-hour tour offers exploration, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences.
Begin with a visit to the mystical Cave of the Indios, where ancient Taino history comes to life through striking stalactites and rock formations. Then, pay homage to Columbus at his towering statue, overlooking the Caribbean Sea, and reflect on his historic journey.
Next, unwind at Playa Los Tubos and Playa Vega Baja, enjoying soft sands, ocean breezes, and soothing waves. Your journey continues at Playa Punta Salina, with 90 minutes of leisure for swimming, sunbathing, or relaxing beneath palm trees.
End the day at Playa Isla de Cabra, where tranquil waters and scenic views provide the perfect farewell to your beach adventure.
Experience Puerto Rico’s culture and history on the stops between each location. Book your tour today and let the journey begin!
Protect both your skin and the marine environment by using reef-safe sunscreen on this coastal tour.
The Cave of the Indios has uneven surfaces; wear closed-toe shoes with good traction to navigate safely.
Carry water to stay hydrated under Puerto Rico’s tropical sun during this half-day outdoor adventure.
The coastal landscapes and historic caves offer excellent photo opportunities; be sure your gear is ready.
The Cave of the Indios served as a shelter for the Taíno people and holds petroglyphs that offer a glimpse into pre-Columbian life.
Efforts on the north coast emphasize protecting fragile coastal ecosystems and educating visitors on preserving the cultural and natural heritage.
For comfortable and safe walking on rocky cave floors and sandy beaches.
summer specific
Protects both skin and fragile ecosystems during extended outdoor time.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the tour under the tropical sun.
Provides extra shade during beach stops and open-air sections of the tour.
summer specific