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National Wildlife Refuge
Covers 1,580 acres, over 50,000 marines birds of 13 species, 23 adjacent island and rock formations, all maintained in their natural state. |
Mosquito Bioluminescent Bay
A moonless night spectacle! The microscopic organisms that shine disturbed are protozoan of the dinoflagelated family. The luminescence is a defense reaction. Access through Sun Bay. Route 997 km.7 Tel. 787-741-8683 |
Humacao Wildlife Reserve
Over 90 birds species, surronunded by lagoons, marine turtle nesting grounds,and recreational fishing. A great place to go kayaking. Route 3 km.74.3 Open Mon-Fri 8am-4pm. Tel. 787-852-6088 |
Ceiba Forest
95% of the forest is classified as 4 species as mangrove with birds, turtles, and manatees. End of Route 195, Santa Rita Sector Open Tue-Sun 9am-5pm |
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Cabezas de San Juan Natural Reserve
A 316-acre peninsula, showcasing many different ecosystems. Featuring a bioluminescent bay, a neoclassical lighthouse and a nature center. Route 987, Km 6. Open Wed-Sun 9:30am–2:00pm. Tel. 787-722-5882 |
Laguna Grande Bioluminescent Lagoon
Take eco-adventure tours in kayaks to the bioluminescent bay and lagoons, with licensed guides and equipment included. Located in Route 987. |
Hacienda Carabalí
Horseback rides on Paso Fino and well-trained horses carefully matched to each rider’s ability. Located in Route 992, Km 3.0. Tel. 787-889-2851 |
El Yunque
The only Tropical Rain Forest in the US Forest Service System. El Portal Visitors Center welcomes guests and educates them on the ecosystem of the forest. Located in Route 191, Km 4.2. Open daily 7:30am–6:00pm. Tel. 787-888-1810 |
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Piñones Forest
A 6-mile boardwalk that crosses over mangrove, forest, lagoons and beaches. Over 46 birds species, is the ecologic wonder in the island. Located in Route 187, east of Isla Verde. Open Tue-Sun 9am-5pm Tel. 787-791-7750 |
Indian Cave
The national historic monument features over 200 petroglyphs. Located in the Arenas neighborhood. Open daily by reservation. Tel. 787-733-9360 |
Conde de Mirasol Fort Museum
One of the last Spanish-built forts in the Americas (1845-1855). Route 989. Open Wed-Sun 8:30am-4:30pm. Tel.787-741-1717 |
Los Bohíos Beach
From this beach you have an excellent view of the Punta Tuna Lighthouse to the south. Route 760, Bordaleza Sector. Tel. 787-861-0825 |
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Lucía Beach
Small beach, calm and colorful. Surrounded by palm trees throughout the coast. Route 901, Km 4. Tel. 787-893-3385 |
Punta Santiago Beach
Public beach in the breezy east coast. Located just northeast of Humacao. Wed–Sun 9:00am–5:30pm. Tel. 787-852-3066 |
Húcares Beach
Enjoy the new boardwalk with restaurants and vendors. Located just outside of town. Route 3. Tel. 787-874-0389 |
La Paseadora
Great snorkeling spot near Cayo Santiago, a research station for the Caribbean Medical School of the University of Puerto Rico. Boat access through dock at the boardwalk. Tel. 787-850-7881 |
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Seven Seas Beach
Nestled in a wide cove where pelicans dive for their food. Route 195, Km 4.8. Open daily 9:00am-6:00pm. Tel. 787-863-8180 |
Flamenco Beach
The best paradise beach in the Caribbean. Wonderful! End of Route 251. Open daily 6:00am-6:00pm. Tel. 787-742-3880 |
Sun Bay Beach
One of the most well-known beaches in the Caribbean. Route 997, east of Esperanza. Open daily 9:00am-5:00pm. Tel. 787-741-8198 |
Media Luna Beach
A low-key way to enjoy paradise. Access through Sun Bay, then follow the signs. Tel. 787-741-8198 |
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Luquillo Beach
Public beach where thousands of palm trees shelter you from the sun. Route 3, east of San Juan. Open daily 8:30am- 5:30pm. Tel. 787-889-5871/4329 |
Piñones and Aviones Beach
A forest on the sea shore where surfers ride the waves and hundreds of local kiosks offer flavorful fritter delights. Off Route 187. Tel. 787-876-3570 |