This is a great place to learn about Puerto Rico's 's history and colonial past. There is plenty to see throughout the whole historian site. I will warn that four-wheelter as he could be a little difficult getting around as this building is from the 1500s. Considering this is a story site, you would think that the United States would do a better job at making it a little more accessible. We used to be able to go down to the lower parts but now those are blocked off. You can still reach the top through A ramp. You are in a wheelchair. If you have issues with heat, make sure you bring plenty of water because it's just gets very hot in there really is no air conditioner. Is a great place for pictures, kite flying, I'm just hanging out on the grass. If you are someone who has a national parks pass, you can get into this place for free. If you have a disability you can apply for one on their website.

It's a special and magical place, because you can enjoy it with your family. The oldest remember their childhood while teaching their children about the island history and how to fly a homemade kite or "chiringa". You can enjoy a sunny and breezy day around the sea! Also, the pets enjoying a funny day with the family.

Beautiful place with a lot of history but be prepared to walk up/down stairs and inclines to see each section

It's a magnificent fortress built on a beautiful landscape, but it's sad that so many young people died here. The admission fee is also quite expensive.

Such an amazing historical site. We were able to walk in a pay a small admission fee which the receipt also gives admission to the other fort as well.

Absolutely gorgeous and very humbling. A must-see! We did not go inside but the outside views alone were worth the trip!

Worth the walking and reasonable walk from the square. A bit of uphill walking and recommend walking on right side then going left as the walk would be a bit easier. If you buy a ticket for Historic Site, you can visit the other location with receipt.

Uniquely beautiful. Even with construction it was peaceful, like taking a step back in time. Early in the day there are very few people and it is nice and cool. Accessible for disabled folks, many of the highlights are very close to the parking.

It was our mistake for coming to this national forest so late (they close at 5pm) but wow. What an incredible place to walk around and walk into. It was a beautiful small hike to the waterfalls and it was just such a pretty view. Next time we come back, we are definitely coming earlier to spend more time here. Such a wonderful place.

Great park!! Very well maintained and it's free to go in! We went to the tower and there was a beautiful view from it. You can drive through the park and stop at the areas you want to stop at. Great place to see the beautiful sceneries and the beautiful nature, and definitely recommend it.

We went as soon as it opened. When we visited the park was free. The only fee that was collected was at the visitors center. To avoid the cruise ship tour buses go early. Head to the back of the park and work your way forward. I really enjoyed hiking in the rain. It’s a beautiful park. Sights for all ages and skill level. Parking and traffic does get tight as the day goes on.

The El Yunque Rainforest was so interesting with the weather changing by the minute. We hiked to Torre El Yunque and had sun, mist, rain, downpour, calm, wind, and even clouds all around us. The Visitor Center and Rangers were very nice and helpful. Plus, some beautiful waterfalls.

The rainforest is wonderful. Good for hiking. Some trails are challenged. Some places have no signs to tell the traveler about the trails details.

Beautiful rainforest, great trails for all type of walkers beginner to advanced. Awesome views of waterfalls, mountain ranges & valleys. Nature at its best. Drive to the top, then it's another 2+ miles to one of the two towers. Paths are clearly marked and some are semi paved. Great experience!

This was a nice excursion. We bought (a month in advance) a combination of the Legacy tour and the fast ferry from Old San Juan. The boat doesn't run very often, so even though our Bacardi tour was supposed to start at 5:15 PM, we had to take the boat at 3:00 PM. Please be aware of this, we met a couple onboard that had booked the 3:30 PM Bacardi tour, and as they took the 3 p.m.-boat, they were late for their tour. The boat takes about 12 minutes. On the other side, there is a shuttle bus waiting, which is supposed to take 10 minutes to Casa Bacardi, however, it used 20 minutes due to the traffic. Arriving Casa Bacardi, we "checked in", and were given a token that could be exchanged for a Bacardi drink at the bar. It was also possible to buy some food (tacos, chips, etc.), and we relaxed in the shade while we waited for our tour. You are called out when the tour is going to start, and then you have to pay attention. All tours are fully booked weeks ahead, and if you are late, you will not be able to join another group that day, even now in the low season. The tour was interesting. First a short "bus" tour of a few minutes, and then a short tour inside an exhibition room. On this Legacy tour you do not see the actual production, but hear about the history, and our guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. At the end of the tour we got to taste a 10 year old Bacardi. Afterwards we took the shuttle bus back to the fast ferry. This was the only bad thing about this excursion, because the bus only runs once an hour, and is not coordinated with the fast ferry, which also only departs once an hour. Thus we had to wait for almost 45 minutes at the ferry terminal. But all in all a great excursion

Our tour guide was so entertaining. You get a complimentary drink and a tasting for $40. The foodstand was surprisingly pretty good. The trip over on the ferry from San Juan was 25 cents round trip for seniors. As soon as we got off the ferry the shuttle for casa BACARDÍ was right there to pick us up even though we didn’t reserve ahead of time. After the tour the shuttle was waiting to bring us back to the ferry. Such a smooth and organized event.

We really enjoyed our visit. The tour was excellent as were the cocktails. We were very interested to learn about the history of Bacardi and the meaning of the iconic "Bat" icon. Our tour guide, Violetta, was passionate of the brand and was very knowledgeable. Highly recommended!

We did the mixology class and it was perfect! The views the property and the tour guide, Tally! She was great, so funny! I loved the history of the Bacardi. The mojitos were out of this world and now I’m a daiquiri fan too!

We took the historic tour and Alexandra was amazing. She was full of enthusiasm, energy and captured the audience. Her personality made all the difference. We received a coin for a free drink and the Piña colada was better than the Barra china. Her recommendation of making the 8 year BACARDÍ mix w coconut ice cubes is our new and improved mix. We also have a taste of the Reserve special Rum , a great treat! Thank you Alexandra! ☺️

Tour guide was great. There is plenty of parking and the facility are beautiful. Staff is very friendly. They give you a coin for an included drink if you choose to do the mixology class. Highly recommend the mixology class. Super fun. Not as long as I thought given we only did 2 drinks. But still very fun and worth the experience. The tour itself is also short. Not a lot to show. And I thought we would see the inside of the factory but no. Is only the outside

This was so fun! The guide was very knowledgeable and answered any and all questions we had. Did the founders experience and had a rum tasting! Maria was our guide and she did amazing! I would definelty recommend this for anyone who likes rum, likes history, or just enjoys drinking new flavors. If you’re a local, or even a tourist, it’s worth the money. Also had a bottle engraved with my name!

We really did enjoy visiting this location and the tour of the facility. This excursion was part of our cruise visit to San Juan, and we are glad that we selected the fort for our activity during the trip. The fort's historical and paranormal aspects motivated us to include it on our list of places to visit, and we are pleased to have checked it off our bucket list. Highly recommended if you find yourself in the San Juan area.

This place is breathtaking. The views are stunning. Definitely a must visit in PR. It’s within the beautiful Old San Juan so a lot to see around. Their gift shop is really nice and has interesting books about Taino culture, Puerto Rico, and US Parks. You can get your park passport stamp here as well.

So I was here in port on the Carnival Venezia 11/4/25. We had a rainforest tour , San Cristobal Castle tour and Old San Juan Walking Tour from 7am to 3pm. It was a pretty good deal. We only had 45 minutes in the castle and we needed about three hours to see the whole thing. It was built in 1634 and it took 150 years to build . If you are here , it’s a must see !! With your pass , you also get access to the castle down the road (1mile) because it is all owed and run by the federal government (USA) as a national historic site . Please go , you won’t be disappointed !!

A Truly Amazing and Historic Experience! Visiting Castillo San Cristóbal in San Juan, Puerto Rico, was an incredible, fun, and deeply memorable experience. This massive fortress, built by the Spanish to protect the city from attacks, is one of the most impressive historical sites on the island. Walking through its tunnels, climbing its walls, and looking out over the ocean and Old San Juan feels like stepping back in time. The fort is beautifully preserved, and every corner tells a story. You can explore underground passages, dungeons, and lookout towers that once defended the city. The views are absolutely breathtaking — from the top, you can see El Morro, the blue ocean stretching endlessly, and the colorful houses of Old San Juan. It’s open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and I recommend arriving early to enjoy the peaceful morning breeze and take amazing photos before it gets crowded. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always willing to explain the fascinating history behind each section of the fort. What I loved most was the mix of history, architecture, and nature. The sound of the waves crashing against the walls, the salty air, and the warmth of the sun make this place truly special. Whether you’re a history lover, a photographer, or simply someone who enjoys beautiful places, Castillo San Cristóbal is a must-visit! I left with a deep appreciation for Puerto Rico’s rich culture and resilience. A divine experience from start to finish — highly recommended! 🇵🇷💙 #CastilloSanCristobal #SanJuan #PuertoRico #OldSanJuan #HistoricFort #TravelParadise #PuertoRicoMagic #IslandVibes #CaribbeanAdventure #UnforgettableViews

$10 for adults. Free for those under 15. Definitely worth checking out. Expect to walk a lot. Nice bathrooms. Bring bottled water and snacks. Credit card only! Yes AMEX accepted. But no cash ... Side note, pay for entry here, and you also get in free to the other castle that's about 15 min walk away. Great idea to come here, and expect to stay two hours in my opinion. Would love to have done a guided tour but did a self tour.

A Must-See Piece of Puerto Rican History! Visiting San Cristóbal Castle was one of the highlights of my trip to Old San Juan. The views alone are worth the visit—panoramic sights of the Atlantic Ocean and the colorful city below. You can really feel the history walking through the tunnels, dungeons, and massive stone walls. The fortress is incredibly well-preserved, and the info plaques throughout make it easy to understand how it was used to defend the island. I recommend going early in the day to beat the heat and crowds. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water—it’s a lot of walking, but so worth it. Whether you're into history, photography, or just taking in some of the best views on the island, San Cristóbal is a must-visit in Puerto Rico.

Great castle! Beautiful views and lots of areas to explore. It's only $10 to enter and it includes the other castle as well, for 2 days.

An absolute gem in Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷✨ Castillo San Felipe del Morro is pure magic — a stunning mix of history, ocean views, and architecture that leaves you speechless. Every step tells a story, and every view is postcard-worthy. I could’ve stayed there all day soaking in the beauty and energy of this incredible place! 😍🌊 Took my breath away. The views of the ocean and city are unreal — you can truly feel the history in every corner. Standing on those walls with the sea breeze and sound of the waves was such a peaceful, magical moment. A place you can’t miss when visiting Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷✨

Absolutely Divine and Super Fun Experience! Visiting Castillo San Felipe del Morro in San Juan, Puerto Rico, was an absolutely divine and unforgettable experience. From the moment you walk toward the massive fortress, you can feel the weight of history and the pride of Puerto Rico’s past. The thick stone walls, ancient cannons, and winding tunnels tell stories of centuries gone by — and yet the place feels so alive, filled with light, breeze, and joy. The views are breathtaking. Standing at the top of the fortress, looking out at the endless Atlantic Ocean, you truly understand why El Morro is one of Puerto Rico’s most iconic landmarks. The vast green lawn in front of the fort is perfect for relaxing, having a picnic, or flying kites with family and friends — something you’ll see locals and visitors enjoying all day long. Walking through the different levels of the fortress feels like stepping back in time. Every corner offers something unique — stunning views, photo opportunities, and a sense of peace that’s hard to describe. The site is beautifully preserved and very clean, and the park rangers are friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to share stories about the history of the fort. If you can, visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and enjoy the soft ocean breeze. And don’t miss the sunset — the golden light reflecting off the stone walls and the ocean waves creates a magical scene you’ll never forget. Overall, El Morro is an absolute must-see when visiting San Juan. It combines history, natural beauty, and fun in a way that perfectly captures the spirit of Puerto Rico. I left feeling inspired, grateful, and full of energy. Truly a 10/10 experience! 🇵🇷✨ #ElMorro #SanJuan #PuertoRico #OldSanJuan #TravelParadise #HistoricFort #CaribbeanAdventure #IslandVibes #UnforgettableViews #PuertoRicoMagic

From the moment you walk across the big green lawn toward the fort, you get why this place is on postcards and license plates. Inside, it’s a maze of ramps, tunnels, cannons, and lookout towers, all built to guard San Juan from attacks coming in by sea. You can wander through multiple levels, peek out from the garitas, and look back at the city framed by the Atlantic—every turn feels like a new photo angle.  What I liked most: • Views for days – panoramic shots of the ocean, city walls, and Old San Juan. You could happily burn half your phone battery just on photos.  • History you can feel – clear signage, restored spaces, and enough detail to keep history buffs happy without overwhelming casual visitors.  • Space to slow down – you can explore at your own pace instead of being herded in a big tour group. Good to know: • There are lots of stairs, ramps, and uneven stone floors—wear real shoes, not flimsy sandals.  • The sun and heat are no joke on the upper levels and open areas. Bring water, a hat, and sunscreen. • Your ticket/pass also covers the other major fort in Old San Juan, which makes it an even better value if you want to make a half-day of it.  If you’re visiting Old San Juan and skip El Morro, you’re basically skipping the island’s headline chapter. It’s a must-do—whether you’re into history, photography, or just want to stand somewhere that makes you feel very small in the best way.

This place is massive. If you attempt to walk the entire grounds definitely wear great walking shoes. Additionally you should have sunscreen, water, and snacks as this place took 4 hours to walk the entire property. Watch out for pickpockets as a member of our group was targeted. Overall even with the theft the whole place was a great adventure.

Such an incredible place to visit! A unique piece of OLD history right here in "the New World". A must-see in PR! The sites (the Castillo de San Felipe fort as well as Castillo San Cristobal) are well marked with interesting historical and educational information in Spanish and English. The National Park visitor center was informative. We happened to visit during the Government shutdown Oct. 2025 but the local government and good people of PR made sure to keep the site open to visitors and all of the staff that interacted with was so friendly and helpful. The sites are well kept, and visitors have many options of places to explore (tunnels, rooms, etc). There are clean bathroom facilities at each as well as drinking fountains, but it's still a good idea to bring a water bottle.

My opinion, it was an experience of a lifetime. Being of Puerto Rican decent, it was amazing to see and experience what it was like to be at the fortress. Reading about the fortress and seeing the artifacts was amazing. If in Puerto Rico, I recommend going. I'll be going again on my next trip there.

It's a beautiful fortress. It's sad to hear that so many soldiers died here, but the fort itself feels beautifully constructed, taking advantage of the natural beauty. The $10 admission fee feels a bit steep.

I have mixed feelings about this beach. First of all, you have to pay to enter. I would be totally fine with that, BUT they don’t take care of the beach at all! There’s a ton of sargassum (never seen so much in my life), and they simply don’t care. It’s funny that they hired a lifeguard, but he only watches over a small part of the beach - and that part of the beach happens to be the worst, with so much sargassum that you couldn’t possibly swim there, so he’s basically redundant. If you wanna enjoy your time here, go all the way to the right (opposite way of where the tank is); that’s where the beach is cleanest and actually looks like the pictures.

Took the ferry to culebra then took a utv to flamenco . It’s $5.25 for parking , $2 each person to enter. Beautiful beach ! We arrived they had 2 red flags the water waves were crazy but after a while green flag . The waves were nice . Def would love to return

Known as one of the most beatiful beaches in the world. This place is beatiful and spectacular. Clean and having good facilities.

I felt like I was in one of those desktop screensaver photos. The sand is soft and the water is clear. Very beautiful, and worth the travel! There are lockers and showers available if needed, and the fee to get into the beach is small. Don’t forget to grab a drink and a bite at one of the few little bars, too!

By far, the best beach in Puerto Rico. Simply magical. Bright crystal clear turquoise waters, white sand, many food vendors, bathrooms, showers, beach chair and umbrella rentals. Parking is about $15 for the entire day (less if you are there for less time), and they charge a $2 cover per person for beach access and access to all of their facilities. We visited a few beaches and left this beach for last because it was the only one on the island with showers. I wish we would have just skipped all the other beaches and have spent the entire day at Flamenco.

Flamenco Beach is my favorite beach on the east side of PR. Have to take the ferry in Ceiba super early to be able to enjoy a great day in Culebra. Hadn't been there in a minute so I was surprised to see that now you have to pay for parking and for beach access also. Parking is $5 dollars and some change for the entire day. Beach access is $2 per person. Went in July for my bday. The beach had alot of a type of algae, sargasso, but it's a seasonal thing.

Best beach ever. Soft white sand good food and drinks what more can you ask for

Not to miss this one. Its advisable to book a tour and kayak in this bio luminescent bay. You can experience stars floating in the ocean.

Awesome experience. Pick a moonless night if you can. I only saw a couple mosquitoes but I’d image at times they could be bad here as other mentioned.

It was magical! We would definitely come back next visit. This experience is more than just visiting a place. Is one of those things that you add to your bucket list to do in a lifetime ❤️ Be prepared that not all phones can capture the glowing water ✨️ . Ours didn't, but we have it in our memories. It was our first time using a kayak. Everybody else in our group had prior experience, but this was not a problem. We had a blast... we didn't want to leave. Also, for those not so prone to enjoy adventure, be prepared to be uncomfortable during the ride to the bahía. The path is treacherous but incredibly awesome. My cudous to the driver. It all makes part of the magical experience.

Wonderful experience, calm waters, we paddled in with the dinghy and enjoyed some bioluminescence. The way from sun bay can be a bit rough when it gets dark, and be aware there is a reef, so check out the area in the daytime before you attempt driving there at night on your own.

I went recently with a tour. 65 dollars for 1.5 hr but reallt about 30~40 mins on kayak and rest is really pick up and drop off. It was just a dim white light under water. Nothing spectacularly visible out there. If I had known, I'd skip. But overall, I am glad I at least saw something like this for the first time and kayaking under stars was not a bad experience.

Bioluminescent bay kayaking was an absolute highlight of our trip to Puerto Rico — truly one of the most magical and unforgettable experiences of our lives! Paddling through the glowing waters under a starlit sky felt like stepping into another world. Every movement in the water lit up with a blue-green glow, and it left us completely awestruck. It’s something we had always dreamed of doing, and finally checking it off our bucket list was beyond satisfying. If you're visiting Puerto Rico, this is an experience you cannot miss!

Once in a lifetime experience not be missed. Very hard to get good photos, enjoy what I was able to take using long exposure cam.

READ THIS OR BE DISAPPOINTED - I'd love to give these Bioluminescent Bay tours 5 stars, but this was the second time I've done a tour of a Bio Bay in the hopes of really getting a good look at the Bioluminescence, but no luck. The tour company, Tortuga's Tours, was great - well organized, excellent instructions, great guides. The problem, folks, is that the conditions need to be perfect to really see the bioluminence. It needs to be a new moon & completely dark. If the moon is out, you really won't get to see much. Luckily our tour guides knew this & brought tarps to put over us so we could kind of see the Bioluminescence when we splashed the water. Also, know that if you take the later of the tours offered you will be paddling a kayak in complete darkness through a narrow banyon grove canal with only a small light on the life vest of the person in front of you for light. The guides look after you, but it can be a bit unnerving. I thought it was cool, but a bit scary. Additionally, load up on bug spray! If you don't you'll regret it. All in all, unless conditions are perfect, skip these tours & go snorkeling instead.

So cool to visit at night and dip into the water to activate the plankton and bioluminescence

Beautiful sunsets! The peacefulness and view of the sunset while waiting for darkness was almost better than the bioluminescence. The bioluminescence was also cool of course since there are only a few places in the world where you can see it.

Luminous Bay was damaged by the hurricane in 2017 and is slowly recovering from the damages . The Guides were very enthusiastic and helpful to all of safety as well as explaining the importance of being respectful of the eco system of the Laguna Grande Bay. We found the adventure to be true and realistic 10 out of 10 on the the kayak adventure 8 out of 10 on old history of the area and knowledge of the area's eco system.

The bioluminescence of the lagoon will vary greatly. Optimal viewing is during the warmer summer months and during newer moons. While a tarp overhead isn't required, it really does help block out extraneous light. #bioluminescence #mangrove #kayak #night

Nice place to observe bioluminescence during the night. Take a bio bay kayaking tour with one of the companies that offer this.

Do the trip to the biobay with Pureadventure it was so great. See the biobay for the first time in my life. It was so amazing

I had an amazing time at Toro Verde Zipline park in Puerto Rico. This was my second time and I got that couples package with my Wife We were able to do all the zip lines and the monster. It was such a fun and exhilarating experience with amazing views. It also included the restaurant which had great food. I highly recommend this Zipline park for adrenaline lovers.

I went here to celebrate my birthday and do el monstro zip line. The longest fastest zip line in the world! What an amazing and beautiful experience. This was the fist time I’d zip lined in the Superman position but seeing the beauty beneath you makes the ride beautiful and worth it! This made me appreciate nature and the world! You have to do it to understand. I want to go back once I return to PR! The ride up there is also beautiful you will pass a few waterfalls on the way up take your time and have your camera ready!

This was one of the most recommended places to go while visiting for our honeymoon and it did not disappoint! We did the Zipline tour and also the Monster. The views were absolutely breathtaking. The entire experience was amazing and the tour guides were humorous, friendly, encouraging, and kind which made the experience even better. The road to get there is quite curvy if you’re prone to motion sickness but the zip-lining itself didn’t affect that for me at all. For the monster, the scariest part is getting into a plank position and lifting your arms. After that, it’s easy. Totally worth it! 9/18/25 Zipline- Angelica, Isaac, Eric 12pm Tour Tour guides were amazing, especially Angelica!

ToroVerde was awesome!! What a real zip line experience is supposed to be like. We had fun going thru all 8 ziplines including The Monstrou! I purchased our package deal thru our hotel stay for an affordable price which included transportation to & from the park. Our driver was Jerry Laguna & he was the best!! He was so helpful & very wise to the history of San Juan & the island of PR. All the ziplines were so fun & the staff there are very professional. Everyone is knowledgeable to attention to detail. Our guides on 10/30 were Julio & Angelica. They made us feel comfortable every step of the way. When we were finished we had a lunch waiting for us & our bus was ready to return us to our hotel. We visited the novelty shop w/reasonably priced items. This was a def must see & explore moment. I’ll recommend all my friends to give Toro Verde & The Monster a Go!!

AMAZING!!!! Cannot believe it’s not talked about enough. Claudia & Christian service just added to the experience for the seven zip lines. Made us laugh & confident the whole tour, added music & were super friendly the whole time. Felt like I was in a private tour because it was very slow so we were just 4 people. Guess we might’ve gotten lucky with that, so might not be the same for everybody. But worth every single CENT! Paid $115 per person for all you can do & wow an experience u HAVE to do if u come to Puerto Rico.

We had a wonderful experience. I do think a little more information could have been communicated while waiting for the 1st tour at 9am to start. Got there at 8 & waited around to do the zipline bikes at 9am. Great experience! Do the Monster! It was amazingly terrifyingly fun!

An amazing experience!! The zip lines were so much fun and the views were breathtaking. The restaurant also has an amazing view and the food was delicious. Definitely a must try if you thinking about it.

5-star experience! The Luquillo Beach Horse Ride with guide Ángel was incredible. Riding my beautiful horse Rescue through the forest, river, and beach was a dream. Ángel and the team were fantastic. I was also impressed by the exceptional care of the horses and the park's efficient operation. Highly recommend Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park for an unforgettable horseback riding experience!

Horseback riding was fun. Horses are well trained, healthy, and stayed to course. Tour guides were awesome. ATVs was alright, I'd suggest doing the 2hr tour, it should be more exciting. The 1hr was to laxed for me. I like to have fun on the ATVs, this tour was so chill, we never even made it to speeds of 20 unless we fell back some. Our tour guide Jamidel was cool tho and the views at the stops were nice.

Did the UTV this morning for the first time and it was absolutely AMAZING!! Harry was the BEST tour guide (and photographer) He was very informative and you could tell he was so proud of his beautiful island Puerto Rico!! Really enjoyed the tour today and getting to experience the rainforest in another way that wasn’t hiking :) I would recommend this place to anybody visiting PR!!

This tour was the best. We did the two hours with CARLOS. He was amazing very informative and safe guide. The scenery of this rainforest was nothing less of Amazing. It was nice to see the different type of animals, although same breeds as back home with some differences like the ball with the longhorn, enormous iguanas or salamander, etc.,

We booked horse back riding and horse back riding back to back with an hour and half inbetween to spare and we also ate at their restaurant. I really enjoyed this adventure all of the staff was so nice and could really tell they all enjoy their job they were very enthusiastic about the ATVS and horses. Shout out Alex Miguel as well as the women in the orentation in the beginning, an Edwin from the ATVS

An amazing experience if you are driving an ATV! Beautiful scenery of El Yunque. Did the 1 hour ride and it was so much fun riding the ATV. Very detailed with safety and instructions. Brennan was our tour guide as we followed him through the rainforest. Great food and fresh coconut water at midway point. There are rivers to stop at and put your feet in. Highly recommend this on your visit to Puerto Rico.

This place is amazing! You won't regret taking this tour! Our tour guide Cesar was awesome! He was very informative and knowledgeable about the area and was very friendly. It's even better when it's raining and muddy.

Beautiful Church and history shared at the entrance. We bought a souvenir and the lady suggested that the Priest can blessed our purchase. The Priest did it without hesitation. We felt so blessed that day. ☺️ There's restaurants near the Basilica.

Cathedral Basilica Menor de San Juan – A Must-See Historic Gem The Cathedral Basilica Menor de San Juan is truly breathtaking. Walking inside feels like stepping back in time. I believe it’s also the resting place of a prince, and it’s known as one of the oldest churches in the Americas, which makes the visit even more special. The architecture, history, and quiet atmosphere make it a must-see spot in Old San Juan. We’re really glad we stopped by.

Beautiful Mass and Special Cathedral and Basilica. Ponce De leon is buried here. Also, major relics for Blessed Carlos Manuel Rodriquez and Saint Pius (1st century Rome).

Nice little place to look at the craftsmanship it’s free to go to but they would like donations. It worth stopping and looking at it.

Second oldest cathedral in the Americas and oldest in the US - aged 500 years. Great place to visit with lots of history

Catedral de San Juan Bautista is a must-see while in Old San Juan. The tranquill atmosphere and stunning architecture are captivating. It's a serene place to both admire the beautiful stained glass windows and feel the weight of its long history, particularly when visiting the tomb of Juan Ponce de León. The cathedral is an active place of worship but is very welcoming to visitors, making it a perfect, quick stop during a walk through the city.

Beautiful. Still needs significant work to complete the restoration effort.

Awesome beach. Great vibes!!

Great views! I am not sure if the piña colada I had was what made me terribly sick but I would not get those just in case!

Very clean beach. Not too crowded.

Such a beautiful place!!! The waves are humongous yet super gorgeous. Definitely took a swim and had a wonderful time. This place is perfect for surfing and boogie boarding!! They also have a high point to watch the waves splash in (like a mini board walk). Seeing the blue and green water and a few crabs here and there on the rocks made this experience a sight to see. I mist come back again!!

Condado Beach is absolutely stunning! The crystal-clear blue waters are mesmerizing and create the perfect setting for a relaxing day by the ocean. The sandy beach is soft and inviting, making it an ideal spot to lay out a towel and soak up the sun. The surrounding area adds to the beauty, with palm trees and a vibrant atmosphere that gives you that perfect tropical getaway vibe. I highly recommend this beach to anyone visiting San Juan. It’s truly a must-see! Just be mindful of the occasional strong currents.

Great beach. Plenty of space. Beach chairs and umbrella available for rent ($20) but only until 5p. Plenty of food options near. Waves a little rough but the place is beautiful. Great beach to check out when in San Juan, P.R.

Nice beach. Can get crowded since the area is not as big. Umbrellas and beach chairs are available to rent, although it's honestly not needed.

I picked this place to go before we got to San Juan and my husband said why do we want to go to a cemetery. He changed his mind after we went. Such an interesting and unique cemetery.

We visited the Cemetery here and it was both stunning and peaceful. It’s quite amazing how many graves there were but they still made every gravestone look like a piece of unique art. So many statues and religious symbols decorated the graves.

Wow, what a remarkable cemetery! Lots of history in this cemetery, lined with family plots and cathedral. To get here you go under the road at the San Juan nation site of the Castillo San Felipe del Morro structure. Walking through this cemetery gave me a sense of respect on how Spaniards treat their dead. So much admiration.

This place is absolutely unique and super beautiful at the same time! It’s an old cemetery that was built way back in 1863, and overlooks the gorgeous Atlantic Ocean. You can get there by taking Calle Cementerio, a narrow road leading directly to the entrance. It’s tucked between El Morro fortress to the west and the La Perla neighborhood to the east. There is some street parking. I’ll always cherish my time spent there! 🇵🇷🌊🌴🫶🏼🥰

Amazing cemetery. It’s like a white graveyard built against the ocean. It is a mandatory visit if you’re checking out the forts nearby or doing a walk in tour in la Perle. The white marble tops and stones look amazing with the ocean behind it. Simply breathtaking

Definitely one of the most beautiful cemeteries I’ve had the privilege of visiting. Stretching back over 150 years, some of the gravesites have stalled into disrepair or vandalized, but those are rare, in my opinion. The care given to the memory of loved ones has left this with many interesting and beautiful statues to keep the remains company. And let’s not forget the dragon guardians, too. Just be aware of their presence and they’re less likely to send you to your eternal rest as I nearly did, or at least almost left with soiled pants.

Huge and beautiful cemetery. The mausoleum in the middle is breathtaking. The grounds surrounding it are meticulously maintained and a clear respect is given to the cemetery itself. Wonderful site to see with the crystal blue ocean as a back drop.

The tour guy was knowledgeable! I suggest you wear some good slip resistant shoes since the walk ways are damp or wet! Also bring some type of gloves if you choose to hold onto the rails going down the caves and back up due to bat droppings that fall on the rails! If you have any knee issues I wouldn’t recommend this tour!

Absolutely worth the trip, the cave was stunning and the walk to get there was beautiful. That said, be prepared to walk to the cave, it's about a ten/fifteen min trek down since the grounds no longer have trams. They do however have carts for the disabled/children. Bring a little flashlight but be cognizant of those around you, it's dark and slippery, lights can be blinding. And please, be respectful. When the guide says "don't touch", don't. There's a reason these rules are in place. Keep these places as pristine as we can. People in my group didn't and it's tourists like them that will ruin things for everyone else. Enjoy, tip your guides!

I was told I had to make a reservation, but when I try to make a reservation the park told me that's only for 15 people or more. I do recommend getting there early when they open. Be prepared to walk and if you get there early then the heat and sun shouldn't be to bad. Our tour guide was great. She was funny and very informational. You can tell she likes what she does. Bring water and wear sneakers. The kids had a great time. This is a must to do.

We had a great time. Be early, we went before 11 am and we got a spot for 1pm. Our tour guide was excellent. Wear comfortable cloth and shoes. It's very slippery (inside the caves) and at the time we went was very hot and humid. You have to walk a lot to go down to the caves and back. Although they have transportation for people with any health condition or small kids. The caves are beautiful. You need a flashlight, we forgot that and no one told us to have or buy one. You can pay cash or with debit or credit card. Wish, more areas were opened. The tour guide explained to us that only a 15% is open due to shortage in employees due to the government economic issues. Overall is a great experience with nature. Our kids love it!

This is a nature's marvel and a must visit caverns system in Camuy Puerto Rico. The trip to the park is absolutely worthwhile. However, some disorganization was observed as the tours were running late. We arrived at 9:00 am but could not start the tour until past 11. One possible explanation is that it rained the day before and the tours were cancelled. The long walk to the caverns was worthy to be able to experience the majesty of this natural formation. The guided tour was in English and Spanish and very well explained. I highly recommend this experience but you must be there very early as entrance to the park is not guaranteed due to rain or number of visitors.

We started with an early morning tour that took about 2 hours. We were given hard hats and audio to listen to during our tour. We were with a large group, over 50 people. We rarely could hear our tour guide, which is why I am rating 4 stars. We were also left behind frequently because she would stop and speak to the front half of the group that could fit, then they would move forward and the rest of the group could see what she was looking at and take photos. It was still overall an enjoyable experience and a beautiful cave. I had some difficulties as the cave has 100% humidity. Also the trail to the cave is downhill about a 25-30 minute walk. The heat index with humidity was 110, so walking up hill in the heat was rough for me personally with asthma. I ended up sick afterward.

This attraction has seen better days. It needs to be revamped and allotted some resources to make it what it once was. First the good; EXCELLENT guides. These people know all about the flora and fauna and wildlife along the path down to the cave, as well as the history of the local area and wildlife around. They're polite, mostly bilingual, and extremely friendly. Here's where they need to devote some resources to: This used to be a ride down in a trolley to the cave. It's now a walking tour, which is easy on the way down, but the way up, not so much. It's evident as you walk along the paved path and down into the cave system that it's a bit run down and needs some improvements. Additionally, there used to be a whole other cave you were taken to, but this is no longer the case. As I understand it, this is because of the damage from one of the hurricanes that ravaged the island years ago. It's still a fascinating tour and the scenery is incredible, but it really has HUGE potential to be much better, and I really hope to see it improve.