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From the comfort of the vehicle you will see, the most iconic places in Old San Juan: castles, churches, flags, statues, the Capitol and the famous “I Love PR” sign, among others. You can see them and, if you want, get off to take pictures. This is a tour without long walks, designed for your comfort. If any companion wants to get off for photos at points like the Princess Walk or special monuments, the driver will stay with the person who cannot walk, thus ensuring a safe and worry-free experience. Accessible and comfortable FOR ALL We welcome guests using wheelchairs. There is room in the vehicle to store them; however, please note that we do not have a ramp, so the passenger must be able to enter and exit the vehicle independently or with the help of a companion.

This is the best adventure tour in all Puerto Rico as it completely avoids the tourist traps of the island & focuses exclusively on amazing places known only to locals. The 2 stops on this tour: Cueva del Indio & Charco Azul Canyon are both amazing yet completely different from one another. Cueva del Indio (Indian Cave) is a Seaside Cave that we go inside but to get there we have to walk over the breathtaking 7 arches rock formations. The views of the island and the sea from this point is something to wander at. Then we go into the cave itself which immediately transports you into the past, way before the era of Colombus. The Tainos carved the entire walls of the cave and we get to see it up close. Charco Azul is perhaps even more amazing. These are river caves, formed by the passage of a river beating against the stone for millions of years. We swim thru caves, hike and cliff jump at the end (optional). The entire day is filled with fun and much adventure.

Don’t go chasing waterfalls? why not?! This tour will take you to some of the most breathtaking views and waterfalls the Cordillera Central has to offer. The Cordillera Central is the spinal cord of Puerto Rico, located approximately 3,000 feet above sea level. Experience the culture of the mountainside of the Island, savor the rich gastronomy, and take a dip at the deliciously refreshing waterfalls like Toro Negro forest, Toro Negro River, Las Delicias, and more!