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Our exclusive, small-group El Yunque tour offers expert guides, and a unique adventure! Unlike large tours, we provide a personalized experience with knowledgeable who share insider stories and take you to waterslide, waterfalls and viewpoints. Enjoy refreshing swims in crystal-clear pools, learn about the rainforest’s rich ecosystem, and spot exotic wildlife along the way. We blend adventure, education, and relaxation, making every moment memorable. Whether you’re hiking to breathtaking vistas, or simply soaking in the beauty of the rainforest, our tour is designed to provide a deeper, more authentic connection with nature. It’s not just a tour; it’s a journey into the heart of Puerto Rico’s natural wonder, perfect for those seeking something beyond the ordinary. Book with us for an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind El Yunque experience!

Immerse yourself in nature with a guided tour to El Yunque Rainforest. Hike through the jungle and enjoy time at two waterfalls, two water slides, and a rope swing and cliff jump. Includes photos and videos of the experience, so you don’t need to worry about having a waterproof case. Lifejackets, bottled water, and transfers from San Juan are all included.

Discover Casablanca’s Jewish heritage on a private tour led by a professional tour guide with a Master’s degree in Jewish heritage from ISITT Tangier and ties to the Mimouna Association. With 20 years of connections to Casablanca’s Jewish community, synagogue caretakers, and museum staff, the tour offers insight into Sephardic history, Jewish-Muslim coexistence, family traditions, and community life. Visit Temple Beth El, the Museum of Moroccan Judaism, the historic Mellah, the Jewish Cemetery, and Eim Habanim Synagogue. Guests interested in genealogy can also discuss family names, ancestral neighborhoods, and heritage research. The Museum of Moroccan Judaism is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. On those days, the visit may be replaced by an exterior stop, extra commentary, or another suitable Jewish heritage site. Ideal for families, multigenerational groups, heritage travelers, genealogy enthusiasts, Hebrew-friendly guests, and Casablanca shore excursions.

Immerse yourself in Puerto Rico's salsa culture during this 1-hour beginner salsa class. The outdoor class is led by a professional instructor in open air, so you don't have to take a break from the tropical sunshine. Dance solo or with a partner and learn about what makes salsa such an integral part of Puerto Rican culture.

Enjoy a private half-day excursion to Palominos or Icacos islands from Fajardo. Spend the day as you wish aboard your private boat; swim in crystal waters, discover marine species with snorkel gear, or relax on white-sand beaches. When you’ve worked up an appetite, enjoy fruits, sandwiches, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks on board.

Enjoy an entertaining, one-of-a kind evening out—and learn basic salsa and cha cha steps—with this small-group dance class. Meet your instructor in a scenic, open-air location in San Juan, and get ready to groove. This beginner-friendly class makes salsa accessible to first-timers, and by the end, you’ll be confident with your moves and rhythm.

Learn to dance salsa while in San Juan with this small-group dance class with an experienced instructor on the rooftop of the Hostel Casa Santurce. Ideal for total beginners, who can learn the basics in a fun and social environment. Afterwards, enjoy the sunset views with an included alcoholic beverage.

Take home memories of your trip to Puerto Rico with a private photo shoot for you and your family. Choose locations with your guide or allow them to choose hidden gems to capture your beautiful photos. Whether you’re solo, a family, a couple, a group, or an influencer, this experience is perfect for anyone who wants to commemorate their trip.

Explore San Juan at your own pace on a self-guided bike tour. Pick up your bike rental in Condado and then choose your route to explore the area. Head to the historic Old San Juan to take in sights such as the Luis Muñoz Rivera Park, Dos Hermanos bridge, El Morro Fort, and San Cristobal Castle. Or, bike around the Condado Lagoon and enjoy stops at shops, cafes, or restaurants, the choice is yours.