Go beyond the usual routes with guided access to Naguabo’s rivers and coast
6-7 hours
Up to 12 people
Hotel pickup, transport, guide
Leave the mountain driving and navigation to your guide on a small-group day out in Naguabo. Explore natural settings at a relaxed pace, with time to swim and take in the east coast.
1. Local Bakery — Coffee & Pastries Puerto Rican café con leche and fresh-baked pastries at a local panadería. Not hotel breakfast — the real thing.
2. Charco El Hippie — Waterfalls, Pools & Caves (90 min) Crystal-clear swimming holes, waterfalls, and caves with Taíno petroglyphs on the south side of El Yunque. We handle the transportation — no rental car, no mountain road stress.
3. Daguao & Naguabo — The Town with Two Plazas The only municipality in Puerto Rico with two town plazas. The story starts in 1513 with Carib warriors and a burned settlement. Your guide brings the history to life.
4. Cayo Santiago — Monkey Island from Shore Coastal nature walk across from a 38-acre island home to 1,800 rhesus macaques since 1938. The oldest primate research station in the world — viewed from the beach.
5. Famous Malecón de Naguabo — Beachfront Seafood Over 30 oceanfront restaurants on one of Puerto Rico's most iconic boardwalks. Fishermen bring in the catch each morning. Order what you want, eat at your own pace.
6. Playa El Corcho — Mangroves & Moisés the Manatee Nature walk through a quiet mangrove bay — home to Moisés, a rescued manatee who has lived in these waters since 1995.
Full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before start. One free date or time change is available with at least 24 hours' notice, subject to availability. If the operator cancels for any reason, including unsafe weather, choose a full refund or rescheduling. Cancellations within 24 hours and no-shows are nonrefundable.
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Basic swimming ability is recommended for Charco El Hippie. If you prefer not to swim, enjoy the area from the rocks.
Wear your swimsuit under your clothes. Bring a towel, sunscreen, water shoes or sturdy sandals with grip, sunglasses, a camera or charged phone, a small daypack, and a payment method for food stops. Bring a change of clothes for after swimming if you want one.
The tour requires a minimum of 4 guests to run. Departures that do not meet the minimum are rescheduled.
I did the Discover Jayuya tour and it was definitely one of the highlights of my Puerto Rico trip! Shoutout to my guys Alvin and Arnie who looked out for me the entire time! I traveled solo but shared the tour with locals, so I had the true Boricua experience. Everyone welcomed me with open arms and adopted me as an honorary Puerto Rican. I enjoyed the drive through the mountains and hearing Alvin talk about Taino history, culture, and much more. Jayuya i. During my time in Puerto Rico, I learned about the African and Spanish influence, so it was amazing to learn more about the Taino influence. After the Taino museum in Jayuya, we stopped and ate lunch at a local river and went swimming afterwards. We went to a local coffee shop afterwards and then went into the center of town to learn more about the history of Jayuya. We then did a private tour at a local distillery which I thought was incredible. On the ride back to San Juan, we stopped and ate dinner. Everyone suggested that I try Chinese food in Puerto Rico and it did not disappoint! I enjoyed talking with Alvin, Arnie, and the locals and I left feeling satisfied, welcomed, and treated like family. During my 14 days in Puerto Rico, I hung out with locals and traveled around the island to see a different side of Puerto Rico than most tourists are used to. I will be back in Puerto Rico soon and I’m looking forward to doing the Naguabo and/or Arecibo tour with them. To Alvin and Arnie, I thank you for making my trip AMAZING! Gracias por su ayuda! WEPA🇵🇷🇵🇷 Jerel “Miguel”
Jerel
August 24, 2026
I did the Discover Jayuya tour and it was definitely one of the highlights of my Puerto Rico trip! Shoutout to my guys Alvin and Arnie who looked out for me the entire time! I traveled solo but shared the tour with locals, so I had the true Boricua experience. Everyone welcomed me with open arms and adopted me as an honorary Puerto Rican. I enjoyed the drive through the mountains and hearing Alvin talk about Taino history, culture, and much more. Jayuya i. During my time in Puerto Rico, I learned about the African and Spanish influence, so it was amazing to learn more about the Taino influence. After the Taino museum in Jayuya, we stopped and ate lunch at a local river and went swimming afterwards. We went to a local coffee shop afterwards and then went into the center of town to learn more about the history of Jayuya. We then did a private tour at a local distillery which I thought was incredible. On the ride back to San Juan, we stopped and ate dinner. Everyone suggested that I try Chinese food in Puerto Rico and it did not disappoint! I enjoyed talking with Alvin, Arnie, and the locals and I left feeling satisfied, welcomed, and treated like family. During my 14 days in Puerto Rico, I hung out with locals and traveled around the island to see a different side of Puerto Rico than most tourists are used to. I will be back in Puerto Rico soon and I’m looking forward to doing the Naguabo and/or Arecibo tour with them. To Alvin and Arnie, I thank you for making my trip AMAZING! Gracias por su ayuda! WEPA🇵🇷🇵🇷 Jerel “Miguel”
Jerel
August 24, 2026
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