I was nervous about climbing outside a gym, as I hadn't really. Bryant was an awesome guide, talked…read moreme through it and now I'm hooked. We climbed in Bayamón, literally 15 minutes from where we stayed in San Juan. An awesome hidden location in the middle of the city, with trees shading the wall and lots of routes for beginners and those more advanced. Highly recommended, whatever your experience level. If you like climbing at all, you HAVE to try the real thing, it's 10x better!

I was so glad I decided to try out Climbing PR when I visited San Jaun! Our guide was extremely…read morekind, knowledgable and we had a great time. I am an intermediate climber who went with my father who had never touched rock before and we both had a great time. If I ever come back, I will definitely give Climbing PR a call again.

Beautiful to hike and picnic . Beautiful to walk . Beautiful to take a dip in the rainforest…read morenatural pool. It's a beautiful breathtaking Forrest bring a machete if you go on a hike and carry a long stick to knock down the webs

Curved, narrow road to state park, but worth it. The park is not crowded. It has rivers,…read morewaterfalls, and trails with jungle sound.

Climbing here was great! Marianela and Kenneth have a beautiful home with great climbing right in…read moretheir backyard. We rented gear from them and did our own climbing, which was great. Their backyard had a great place to eat our lunch, we hung out for a bit in their hammock, and they made us delicious and refreshing papaya smoothies. 5 stars no question. It was great!

Not a good experience. Expensive and pretentious, not friendly toward locals such as myself. I…read moreasked the dude a simple and non-threatening question about the ethics of privatized climbing and he blew his top. The routes themselves are okay, sone were fun.

One of the Largest Zip line in North America…read more Full disclosure -- it was my friend who actually had the adventurous experience on the zip line. They had people zip lining Superman style (flat on their belly), people on a bike on a unique bike zip line and a lot of other zip line opportunities. If you buy the full 5-zip line experience, that's the best bang for your money, climbing and walking is required to get to the top of one of the zip line towers (I couldn't do it with a bad foot). They also had a small cafe for snacks in a lodge-style building, which offered an excellent vantage point to view the zip lining. A full sit down restaurant is located at the very top of the building, the food was tasty and good, the drinks were tropical and refreshing. We were fortunate to have rented a car, so we drove to this location, which was not in the capital city, centrally located. You'll have to arrange transportation to this adventure park, or rent lodging somewhere close by, for a tranquil relaxing mountain retreat. Hope this help you to have the adventure of your life.

My only upsetting experience here was that i paid the money to receive my videos from riding the…read moremonster and i never received them or got an email back. besides that it was still a great time and i would recommend! maybe just skip purchasing the videos!

This property is significantly overpriced for the level of service provided. It is located away…read morefrom the rain forest and we had cold water in our showers. Travelers should be cautious about the cancellation policy. I was informed that cancellations were not allowed within 30 days of the stay. The business practice here is shady and deceiving. During an attempted room upgrade, we encountered issues on Expedia. The owner advised me to cancel first and then rebook the larger room and assured me it is free. Between the cancellation at night and rebooking next morning, I was charged $475. When I requested a refund, the owner initially stated that $50 was deducted as fee by Expedia. However, Expedia later confirmed that no such fee was charged. When I raised this discrepancy, the explanation shifted to unrelated justifications, e.g. they lost another customer because of me, blah blah.

What a lovely introduction to the Rain Forest! There were gentle walks, beautiful scenery, a river…read moreswim and somehow I was surprised the trails were muddy. Duh, it's a rainforest!!

Saely, Diego, and Javier were knowledgeable and capable guides. This group is a local family in…read moreCaguas who operates an amazing and exciting tour through their beautiful private land. Complete with a home-cooked meal from abuela, this experience is worth your time and money! The hiking, rappelling, and zip lining were moderately challenging, but fine for a family to participate.

amazing experience , great staff, soulful experience, support locals, 100x better than a…read moreadventure park. very safe staff and equipment with lots of knowledge one person with us was 55 year old mom and she kicked ass at it, rappelling is great and if you are adventurous just do it!!!!

This was a really cool experience! We booked tickets for a group of 9 on the same day, and glad we…read moreopted for this experience. Our guide was Maria, and she was so knowledgeable about the caves, plants and wildlife. You have to be able to hike up and down really steep steps into and out of the caves- and they are slippery so wear good closed-toe shoes with tread. If you were a hat, you'll have to take it off to wear the hard hat throughout the tour. Most of the experience in the caves had high ceilings- they weren't tight spaces except one little portion of the second cave. If you do this- you must be ok with being in a cave with bats. There are also roaches in cave 2 that are the "janitors" for the bat feces. They don't bother you at all- and it's actually really cool to witness them all in their habitat. The photo opps are great- and the window at the end is beautiful!

We took this tour with Jesus and Jessica as our guides - both were fantastic, very knowledgeable…read moreabout the history, geology, flora and local animals. Also they were great with the kids on the tour. I would highly recommend this company!

I booked the zipline tour with Ecoquest Experiences & Tours via Carnival Cruise Lines while in San…read moreJuan. There was a lengthy but smooth bus ride over to the location. Once on site, we had a few minutes in the Margarita Bar to take a bathroom break, grab water or snack, etc. Then we went to another area to get our gear put on and then headed to the first line. Before getting started one of the guides gave instructions on what not to do with the gear, how to hold on and how to pull yourself in if you don't make it all of the way to the next platform. Next the adventure began. I don't recall the description saying that there were open-slated wooden bridges to cross or slightly steep and possibly slippery hills to climb. I can say that my nerves, glutes and hamstrings got an intense workout. lol. The last line ends back at the Margarita Bar, perfect for if you need a shot after. The guides help you get all of the gear off. The views were great, and I really did enjoy myself. I made it across successfully on all 5 lines. It was more work than I bargained for but I'm glad that I went and would consider doing it again. All of the tour guides assisting us were great and everyone in our tour survived the experience.

This was an excursion offered through Carnival Cruise Line while in San Juan…read more My fiancée and I did the ziplining thru ecoquest. The grounds were gorgeous - it was great walking / hiking thru the natural landscape to get to the 5 lines. The lines were shorter than I had hoped, but we still very much enjoyed ourselves. It was great learning more about the area - our guides were very informative!

Island Venture is the one and only ferry that takes the public to and from Caja de Muertos. Only…read moreone ferry sets sail each day. The only other way to get there is by private boat. Launching from La Guancha, the dock was easy to get to and there was plenty of parking. For $28 roundtrip (as of 12/16), it was a value excursion! On this uninhabited island, there are no stores or vendors. Bring your own food, drinks, and beach comfort items. The ferry does sell drinks, some alcoholic beverages, snacks, and food (hot dogs and kebabs). You have to preorder the food in the morning and they'll cook it up fresh while you go play on the island, serving lunch at noon. For $60, you get roundtrip transportation and twelve meal and drink tickets (two tickets for food items, one ticket for snacks and drinks, including beer). The prices onboard are actually quite reasonable, so the meal tickets really aren't that much of a deal, in my opinion. You can also rent beach chairs and snorkeling gear from Island Ventures at very affordable prices. On this gorgeous island, we wanted to do it all! We wanted to hike to the lighthouse, explore the caves, play at the beach...everything! But we somehow couldn't get away from the water. We played at the beach, snorkeled, and then beached again. Snorkeling gear was only ten bucks to rent (as of 12/16), but because I can't swim and needed a life vest, I paid another two bucks for the whole shebang. While we were close to coral along the shore, it wasn't the best snorkeling environment. Not a lot of wildlife around all those human types that lined the shores. There were many fish under the dock, so we carefully explored that area. The water is a brilliant turquoise, but not very clear (it wasn't dirty, it just wasn't crystal clear), so it was often times difficult to see, even from a short distance away. Ferry leaves La Guancha at 8:30 AM on the dot, so get there early to check in and grab a seat. The forty-five minute ride each way is pretty smooth. Ferry leaves the island at 3:30 PM. That's almost six hours on the island! For us, it was just right. A perfect day on a gorgeous island with an attentive ferry staff.

We had an AMAZING day at Isla Caja de Muertos aka Coffin Island (which annoys me because it's not a…read moreword for word translation and Box of the Dead Island sounds way better). The Island itself is 5 + stars, but one of the only ways to get there (Island Ventures) knocks it down a star. Island Venture Ferry Basics -- $25 per person which includes two drink tickets (can be claimed for Medalla Light, Coors Light, or soda). You can also upgrade your ticket for $10 and get 15 drink tickets (!) --Boat leaves from La Guancha at 8:30am (but you must arrive by 7:40am) and from the island at 3:30 (boards at 3). Ride takes about 45 minutes and has a lower level with shade. --They also sell hot dogs and kebabs and rent umbrellas on the ship and the ship stays docked there so you can continue to purchase drinks/food while you're on the island. Caveats: --The company holds weird hours and are hard to get a hold of, especially if you don't speak Spanish. --Their online booking system can be glitchy, my friend's reservation got mixed up for the wrong day. --Spots book up fast, book early! --They charge a fee for coolers (although we had soft/bag style coolers and were not charged). --We shared the boat with a school trip...so yea, there's that. ISLAND --AWESOME. --Walk up (down? into?) the cave. --Walk up to the lighthouse for some AMAZING views (30 minutes, bring water, we did it in flip flops but prob shouldn't have). --Love life on the beach. Watch out for jellyfish though! --Snorkel! (Not the best I've seen, but still cool). --Admire cacti and wildlife (hermit crabs and lizards everywhere!) During some seasons there are apparently sea turtles nesting! --Pack a picnic and enjoy it on the picnic tables! They also have compost "bathrooms." They smell and don't have soap, but there's TP! --Avoid the small beach to the left of the dock (if you're facing the island)-loaded with bugs! --Perfect day trip and one of my favorite activities from our Puerto Rico trip! ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND. Must go!