Puhkemajad asukohas Las Marías

We begin by relaxing and connecting with the Earth below, waves out front, sun shining through the trees and the fresh ocean air. We then learn a variety of ways to breath consciously, mindfully move your body and meditate.

This experience will start with us meeting at the dive site, here in Rincon which is a protected marine reserve. I will give a short fundamentals briefing where I’ll go over safety and the equipment we will be using. Next, we will start out really shallow to get you comfortable with using the gear. Once you are comfortable and I am comfortable with you, we will move out to the reef where you we get to see tons of aquatic life and fish. On a typical day we see over 15 different types of coral and often sea turtles and eagle rays, we do not have direct contact or interaction with the marine life because we are just there to watch them in their natural habitat! During the tour I’ll shoot videos under water that you’ll be able to download after the experience!

As soon as you arrive, you will be provided with safety equipment required for the adventure. We will hike through the forest for about an hour and a half observing parts of the Second biggest radio telescope in the world, the Arecibo Observatory, between limestone formations and a unique forest. The hike requires good physical condition. After the trail, we will reach the river full of limestone formations and springs & small waterfalls.Then we hike next to the river giving you the opportunity to relax floating down stream passing natural limestone formations. A new trail will be followed--observing natural sinkholes and other limestone formations. This experience will be unique since you will be far from the beaten path & in full contact with nature. The hike guides you through ancient Taino paths that used to connect the ocean and the mountains. The trekking takes over in the Tanama River in a remote private access giving you the experience that most travelers search when they want an authentic adventure. The view of the Tanama river while you hike through this amazing place will make unforgettable memories.The adventure will be interpreted and a guide we will be with you the entire time. We will also immortalize memories for free with cameras and guide you through the best hike in the island. Other things to note This adventure is physically challenging. It takes 6 to 7 hours, all things you bring to the adventure will get wet, and for safety reasons if your are allergic to anything or have any medical conditions that require medication, you must bring the medication with you. You need shoes with good grip.

We will meet near the waterfalls at Titi Beniquez Stadium because is an open public safe place to meet. I DON'T PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION. Please arrive here by personal or rental car. From there we drive to waterfall parking and start the experience!! From the waterfalls parking we walk to the lookout point of this first waterfall, here you can take pictures of the side of the waterfall, we visit the then we go down the stairs to get to the waterfall and enjoy it. In this one there are places to jump safely and swim, you can also see the fish (Dajao) and feed them. In this waterfall, they filmed the movie (The Perfect Get Away) in 2009. When you are ready to move to the next waterfall, we return to the stairs and walk the pavement sidewalk along the river. In this second waterfall we can enjoy swimming, jumping and taking pictures of different angles of the waterfall, also has a tree with a rope swing. Then if you want to eat we can visit the bar/restaurant Shas's Restaurant, it's an amazing place that offers Puerto Rican food, beers, Mofongo, Mojitos, Piña colada, and much more! Other things to note! If you're staying in the east of PR e.g. San Juan, keep in mind it's about 1 to 2 hours to get to San Sebastian. If you need to book dates not listed on the calendar or start the experience earlier or later in the day contact me and let me know, maybe I can make myself available.

We will receive the guest, walking through the cacao forrest, learning about the farming practices when it comes to fine grain cacao, learn about the importance of agroforestry, permaculture and nature conservation. Depending on the tree production during the time of your visit, you will have the opportunity to view the cacao fruit, taste the fruit fresh from the tree and perhaps have the opportunity to harvest or plant cacao. We end the experience tasting the cacao fruit pulp and artisanal chocolate tasting. Other things to note You will be exposed to plants, insects and the elements. We suggest to bring a change of clothes, hat, water, sunglasses, insect repellent, sunscreen, closed toe shoes, long pants and long sleeve shirt