The Río Camuy Caverns in Puerto Rico’s northwest reveal one of the world’s largest cave systems. Carved by the third-largest underground river on earth, the Rio Camuy, the cave network remained largely unknown until 1958. Today visitors can explore the main cavern, Cueva Clara, by boarding a shuttle into a forested valley and following a guide through massive chambers. Roughly 10 miles of passages, 220 caves and 17 entrances have been mapped, with estimates that there may be hundreds more. Stalactites hang from cathedral-like ceilings, sinkholes let shafts of light in, and the sound of the underground river echoes through the darkness. The park is about a two-hour drive from San Juan and provides a unique glimpse into Puerto Rico’s geological wonders.
Fajardo: Private 47-F Catamaran Cruise with Drinks and Snack
Indulge in a sumptuous day out at sea with a 47-foot catamaran tour. Explore sites such as Vieques or Culebra, while enjoying delicious refreshments.
San Juan: Old San Juan Helicopter Tour and Restaurant Visit
Experience a 10-minute helicopter excursion with stunning views of Old San Juan, ending with an elegant dinner stop of your choice.
San Juan: Rum, Cigars, Espadrilles Walking Tour and Workshop
Enjoy a leisurely walking tour through Old San Juan featuring rum tasting, cigar crafting, and a custom espadrilles workshop experience.
Guanacaste: 5-in-1 Rincon de la Vieja Park Adventure Pass
Experience zip-lining, tubing, rappelling, horseback riding, and thermal hot springs all in one unforgettable outdoor adventure at Rincon de la Vieja Park.
