Explore caves, waterfalls and natural pools in Puerto Rico's karst forest
4 to 4.5 Hours
Caves, river trekking, hiking
Explore the Tanamá River and forest on a guided caving adventure through natural pools, waterfalls and karst landscapes. Discover underground sites connected to the region's ancestral history.
Full refund with 48+ hours' notice; 50% refund with 24–48 hours' notice. No refund with less than 24 hours' notice or no-show. Full refund if the operator cancels due to unsafe weather or unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: N6ZZBY
Wear comfortable shorts and a T-shirt. Closed-toe sneakers or water shoes with good traction are required; flip-flops, Crocs, and flat-soled shoes are not allowed. Wear a bathing suit under your clothes if you like, and bring a change of clothes.
Bring one bottle of water per person, light snacks, and a small backpack if needed.
Expect moderate-to-semi-intense forest hiking, river trekking and canyoneering over boulders, plus swimming and jumping in natural pools.
Tourist Information Center, Route PR-111 Km 48.7, Utuado, PR 00641
Hoy tuvimos nuestro tour! El mejor tour guide Edgar “pito”. Definitivamente muy buena experiencia. If you want the truest local puertorican experience this is the tour you should take, is so beautiful. Also you can go across the street to the ceremonial indigenous park “caguana”, is also beautiful.
A Google User
August 9, 2026
Hoy tuvimos nuestro tour! El mejor tour guide Edgar “pito”. Definitivamente muy buena experiencia. If you want the truest local puertorican experience this is the tour you should take, is so beautiful. Also you can go across the street to the ceremonial indigenous park “caguana”, is also beautiful.
A Google User
August 9, 2026
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