Rainforest, Luquillo Kiosk e Bioluminescent Bay Night Kayak Trio
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Il limite di peso è di 250 libbre. A testa.
La nostra guida turistica ti incontrerà al tuo hotel o luogo (contattaci per conferma). L'esposizione sulla nostra eredità portoricana, i commenti dal vivo e l'interpretazione dell'ambiente circostante possono essere forniti sia in inglese che in spagnolo durante tutto il viaggio. Una volta arrivati alla foresta pluviale, percorreremo un sentiero naturalistico (attenzione al terreno bagnato e irregolare) attraverso la flora fino a raggiungere il ruscello del fiume. Non dimenticare asciugamano e costume da bagno! (Il nuoto dipende dalle condizioni meteorologiche) Trascorso questo tempo, torniamo al tuo alloggio.
Questa combinazione di tour della Bio Bay e della foresta pluviale ti dà la possibilità di esplorare e goderti due delle attrazioni più visitate di Porto Rico.
Il peso massimo è di 250 libbre
Per partecipare a questo tour, devi essere in grado di nuotare.
Snack
Veicolo con aria condizionata
- CHILD: : 6 - 11
- YOUTH: : 12 - 17
- ADULT: : 18 - 61
- SENIOR: : 62 - 99
- Aree ad alto traffico regolarmente sanificate
- Distanziamento sociale applicato durante l'esperienza
- Equipaggiamento/attrezzature sanificati prima e dopo l'uso
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
- Maschere per il viso fornite ai viaggiatori
- Maschere per il viso obbligatorie per le guide nelle aree pubbliche
- Regolare controllo della temperatura dello staff impiegato
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- Veicoli di trasporto regolarmente sanificati
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Controllo della temperatura all'arrivo per i viaggiatori
- È richiesto alle guide di lavare le mani frquentemente
- Gel antibatterico disponibile per staff e viaggiatori
- Il limite di peso è di 250 libbre. A testa.
- Maschere per il viso obbligatorie per i viaggiatori nelle aree pubbliche
- Politica di permesso retribuito per personale con sintomi
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
Per ottenere un rimborso completo, cancella la prenotazione almeno 24 ore prima della partenza programmata.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
- Experience may be cancelled due to Insufficient travelers
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
What To Expect
Playa Luquillo
Dalle 15:30 alle 17:30 - Due ore alla spiaggia di Luquillo Kioskos per pranzo e relax prima di dirigerci al Bio Bay Night Kayaking Tour. Ci sono molte varietà di chioschi e ristoranti e dopo pranzo potrete godervi la spiaggia.
4 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Laguna Grande
18:00 - Bio Bay Night Kayaking Tour - Dopo i chioschi andrete al Bio Bay Night Kayaking nel Parque Pasivo Las Croabas nella città di Fajardo. Dove andremo a remare verso la Mangrove Forest e la Laguna Grande Reserve, il tour dura 1 ora e mezza e forniamo tutta l'attrezzatura.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Included
Catarata La Coca
Ad un'altitudine di 450 metri sul livello del mare, La Coca Falls è una cascata spettacolare! Le acque delle cascate di La Coca cadono per 26 metri su un'enorme formazione rocciosa sul fondo delle cascate. Questo è un posto eccellente per scattare foto.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Included
Angelito Trail
Questo breve sentiero scende attraverso gli alberi di Tabonuco nella foresta montana inferiore fino al "Fiume selvaggio e panoramico" designato a livello federale, il Río Mameyes. Man mano che ti avvicini, il rombo del fiume impetuoso ti trascina verso la piscina di Las Damas e altri luoghi preferiti per nuotare. Questo è un bel percorso per famiglie con bambini piccoli e scolaresche.
Questo sentiero ha ricevuto molte inondazioni e danni dopo l'uragano Maria. La sostituzione del ponte pedonale è stata in parte finanziata da donazioni attraverso la National Forest Foundation (NFF) in collaborazione con il vicino Wyndham Rio Mar Grand Resort e i suoi ospiti.
Questo sentiero ha ricevuto molte inondazioni e danni dopo l'uragano Maria. La sostituzione del ponte pedonale è stata in parte finanziata da donazioni attraverso la National Forest Foundation (NFF) in collaborazione con il vicino Wyndham Rio Mar Grand Resort e i suoi ospiti.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Included
Yokahú Observation Tower
Questa torre di 69 piedi è stata costruita dal Dr. Frank H. Wadsworth (ex supervisore forestale e direttore dell'IITF) all'inizio degli anni '60. Quattro tipi di foresta possono essere visti dalla Yokahú Tower: Colorado (liscia a sud), Tabonuco (circondante irregolare con Yagrumos dalle foglie bianche), Palm (sui pendii ripidi) e Cloud Forest (sui crinali) sono tutti visibili lungo con la costa e fino alle Isole Vergini in una giornata limpida (10 miglia + vista). Si può anche vedere la fitta foresta antica dell'area naturale di ricerca Baño de Oro nell'alta valle del Mameyes a est.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Included
Recensioni
Bio Bay Kayaking
Michael_B, 19-07-2021
The Guides were great. My son had a long week in the sun (before this trip). Near the end of the kayaking , my son had to stop because he felt ill. The guides tied his boat to theirs ,pulled him back to shore. Got him out of the boat and laid him down comfortably on the ground and attended to him for his every need. They took their time. They were very polite. Overall , very good experience.
Great tour
James_S, 23-03-2022
Well done. Professional, educational and fun. Had a great time. Highly recommend for the whole family
Detailed honest review, all in all fun and rare experience!
jessicagU4969GX, 06-10-2021
Our guide was extremely knowledgeable. He was like a textbook, surmising the history of Puerto Rico including the Flora, Fauna, native people, European explorers to modern day politics. The trek was maybe 15 minutes through the El Yunque rainforest, every now and then stopping to teach us about the foliage. There was 4 or 5 other tour groups. Our group was the only one required to wear life jackets even if you could swim. IMO 2 hours was a little too long to stay in this area as you can't go very far along the river. Id suggest changing it to 1.30 at most. There is a rope and a couple areas to jump from which is fun. Afterward you're driven to an outdoor strip mall with restaurants, bars, and some shopping. The beach is on the other side and we got lucky with calm water there. The beach isn't very clean and there are lots of ants but this was fine as we were in the water or in the bar the whole time. Other reviews said the restaurants took up to 2 hours to serve the food. We did not experience this. We ordered fish and chicken tacos which came out in 15 min but our order was wrong, we got shrimp and chicken. We didn't realize until we started eating as the shrimp was diced up and concealed with toppings.. Not a major deal but if you have an allergy, just be extra careful. We informed the waitress kindly and nothing was done. From the bill, it was clear she just put in the wrong order which was annoying bc the shrimp was more expensive than the fish.
We also did the bio bay tour so we had 4 hours at the beach until the next departure. The drive is about an hour to biobay , we got there about 615. Bring deet mosquito spray bc you will get eaten. We sprayed after getting off the bus and didn't get bit at all but the rest of the group was dancing and slapping themselves like crazy.
The ride out is tandem, thank goodness. We are pretty good shape but having 2 people oar, we could take turns here and there so one person could relax and really appreciate the environment which is a little spooky but beautiful. Its a 3 mile return which is just enough for a little work out. It was about 8ish by the time we reached our destination. Wear water shoes and don't bring your phone. One it will get wet. Two you cannot capture the bioilluminescence on a phone. Even though the sun was gone, there's still enough light pollution to make it difficult to see the BI without a tarp. There was 1 tarp for... 5 kayaks? We took turns using the tarp, maybe a couple minutes each to try it. You have to stick your hand in the water and agitate it with the tarp. Then you'll see what looks like small sparks from a sparkler. Very cool to see but definitely very subtle. Not sure was I was expecting exactly but I thought it would be more obvious and that the lake would light up as you moved the oars. It is very subtle. All in all we enjoyed the experience and would recommend for everyone to try this once if you love adventure, nature, and a little cardio. Fitness wise, I would say you should be able to jog a mile without stopping to enjoy this. Some people on the tours were struggling which held up the entire line of kayaks. All the tours leave and return about the same time so there was kayak traffic lol. At the end you'll get a snack bag of chips and a small bottle of water. Hope this helps!
We also did the bio bay tour so we had 4 hours at the beach until the next departure. The drive is about an hour to biobay , we got there about 615. Bring deet mosquito spray bc you will get eaten. We sprayed after getting off the bus and didn't get bit at all but the rest of the group was dancing and slapping themselves like crazy.
The ride out is tandem, thank goodness. We are pretty good shape but having 2 people oar, we could take turns here and there so one person could relax and really appreciate the environment which is a little spooky but beautiful. Its a 3 mile return which is just enough for a little work out. It was about 8ish by the time we reached our destination. Wear water shoes and don't bring your phone. One it will get wet. Two you cannot capture the bioilluminescence on a phone. Even though the sun was gone, there's still enough light pollution to make it difficult to see the BI without a tarp. There was 1 tarp for... 5 kayaks? We took turns using the tarp, maybe a couple minutes each to try it. You have to stick your hand in the water and agitate it with the tarp. Then you'll see what looks like small sparks from a sparkler. Very cool to see but definitely very subtle. Not sure was I was expecting exactly but I thought it would be more obvious and that the lake would light up as you moved the oars. It is very subtle. All in all we enjoyed the experience and would recommend for everyone to try this once if you love adventure, nature, and a little cardio. Fitness wise, I would say you should be able to jog a mile without stopping to enjoy this. Some people on the tours were struggling which held up the entire line of kayaks. All the tours leave and return about the same time so there was kayak traffic lol. At the end you'll get a snack bag of chips and a small bottle of water. Hope this helps!
So much fun!
Amy_W, 22-03-2022
We had an amazing time visiting the rainforest, beach and bio bay. Our guides were fantastic!! I learned so many interesting facts about the culture and history of Puerto Rico
The entire trio...
Eli_M, 13-11-2022
The entire trio experience was amazing and very accommodating for me as a solo traveler. I highly recommend it!
Birthday Trip
Rosemarie Q, 01-02-2023
We had a great time. The rain forest was beautiful and our guide was very informative. Food at the beach took a long time but was delicious and worth the wait. The bioluminescence kayaking in the evening is a must do experience. First time kayaking for me and a few others. The guides were patient, informative and fun.
Great trifecta, easier than DIY
Roxie_L, 24-01-2023
Fun all day excursion. Two hours in the rainforest, 4hrs at the beach, and then two kayaking. Hike was very easy 45min with option to swim. Beach was beautiful and protected east swimming. Kayaking to bioluminescent bay was hilarious navigating in the dark (kept crashing into other kayakers) less experienced kayakers might find it tough but manageable and will likely spend some time in the trees. Seeing the water sparkle huddled under the tarp was short but interesting, and honesty the whole experience was enjoyable and the guides great.
Not worth it - skip bio bay especially
Natalie_P, 11-04-2022
We really loved our guide for the rain forest tour, which is why I'm giving this three stars. Had she not been so great, I would have given it less. Although they made all of the stops for the rain forest, the places they took us to were underwhelming. There were no rock slides or spectacular waterfalls. The bio bay kayaking was not worth it at all. It was a half moon, so we had to get under a tarp and there were so few bioluminescent organisms that it was even difficult to see them. Of course, as the guides said, they can't control nature but they know that any time but summer is not a good time to see the organisms (they explained that to us) and with a full or half moon (which it was). However, they are selling tickets to nature to see these things, so maybe they shouldn't run tours when it's hard to have the experience? We were truly disappointed and felt like we wasted a precious day of vacation.
