Arecibo
We arrive to the great town of Arecibo. One of multiple stops that we will be making. You can admire the highest statue in the western hemisphere, as well as the seven arches of pirates of the Caribbean not far from there. (Yes, actual movie clips were filmed there as well as other featured movies).

Catano
From San Juan to Cataño It’s a packed ride along the coast you will be able to see the old city from afar as well as the Bacardi distillery. it’s a ride along the coast, full of history and beauty at the same time!

Hatillo
Time for lunch!! This is truly one of the highlights of the tour. You will have authentic Puerto Rican food, (at your own expense vegan friendly), and you are not going to want to stop eating.!

Isabela
Coming from Arecibo, You’ll get one of the most spectacular views in the whole island and that is the great town of Isabella. Where you will be able to buy souvenirs mirador stop overlooking the ocean and the great landscape (coast canyon) with a panoramic view of the Tunel de Guajataca (Tunnel of Guajataca) that was building the 1800s for the railroad system all around the island, which we will go down to it as well and you could even go in if you wish.

Cabo Rojo
This is a must in the south west of the island. Here you will see one of the oldest light houses ever built on the island as well as the pink pools (salty pools)completely natural and yet. Another photo of option creating unforgettable memories.

Ponce
"Ponce is Ponce" (Puerto Rican saying) Meaning that this is a town you cannot miss, here we will go to the Plaza (town Square) and you will see a fire station from the 1800s that still standing and today is a museum. As well as the mansion of the Serralles's family (rum Don Q owners) which donated their house, and nowadays is a museum.

San Juan
Now we have arrived to San Juan Puerto Rico's capital and we will take you around a historical and magical journey through one of the worlds most beautiful towns (according to traveler channel)and here is too much to put into words! Many movies have been filmed here as well as featured series it host's two forts That took 300 years to build from the 1500s to the 1800s due to the fact the Puerto Rico was a Warzone as well as many other "can’t miss" locations including where piña colada was invented and the dock for the cruise ships. You will see it all packed in one then we will go back to drop off point . And let’s not forget the unbelievable memories caught in pictures that will last a lifetime!