Volledige dagtour: El Yunque, Luquillo Beach, nachtkajakken in Bio Bay

We started with the fact that they never communicated in advance to give instructions. I had to call repeatedly until I could arrange the tour. When the big day arrived, in my application I made it clear that I wanted a tour. In Spanish it turned out that it was not like that, in the anvil which is the most important part of the tour they do them to leave The pace was very fast and the time to enjoy it took a maximum of 20 minutes, it took more time to get there than to enjoy it. We didn't go to any waterfalls. And everything was too fast for us to then They take you to a place where they leave you for 5 hours, which is Luquillo, it is an unattractive beach with most of the sites closed. And without the possibility of being able to do something else. This was fatal, the truth is that it was 5 hours lost where it could be distributed much better on the anvil and give it the value it needs, not that fatal service.And finally they took us to the bio kayaks and it turned out that it is not the season, just to appreciate how impressive it must be in summer. The rest of the time you can hardly appreciate anything. In short, it was a very bad tour with terrible service and a negative experience of so many things that the island has to offer. I do not recommend anything, neither the bde tourism company nor the tour t They must remember that customers are important and that is what is paid for in order to experience the greatest satisfaction of the journey.

None… spent lots of time in the vehicle. Would no recommend. The guide was great. The wait between the bio bay kayak was way too long.

My husband and I flew into San Juan a day early for a cruise in order to be able to take this excursion and it was the best experience of the trip. Rafael was our guide for the morning tour of the rainforest and was a constant source of information and consideration. He was willing to answer any question asked, not only about the rainforest but also about life and culture in Puerto Rico making this portion of the day a totally enjoyable learning experience. Once we reached the rainforest he not only told us about the flora and fauna but demonstrated indigenous techniques such as making a hat from a single leaf and using rocks to create paint for petroglyphs or body art. His concern for our enjoyment and safety was constant. He was even able to spot an elusive coqui which he said he had only been able to find once before. After the rainforest, he dropped us at the beach for lunch, shopping and relaxing. There were many food and drink choices and we enjoyed a light lunch while watching the waves roll in. We planned on sunning and swimming but the weather was dreary with intermittent light rain. This also made the water grayish-brown rather than the Caribbean blue of travel photos, disappointing but beyond control. At 5:15 we were picked up by Angel who drove us to the bioluminescent bay where we were given the briefest of instructions and adjusting of the kayak seating. We were given much too little information as to how the seating should be adjusted which resulted in my husband being unable to use his legs to brace himself while paddling. This made it extremely difficult and tiring to do so and necessitated adjustments after leaving the dock—much more difficult. Being told that we should have done this at the dock was “blaming the victim” as there had been no information about how we should be positioned before setting off. Upon reaching the bay, our guides gave a short explanation of the bioluminescence then let us paddle around on our own as desired to create splashes and wakes to see the glow—-incredible! When it was time to go back we were battling against the tide making progress extremely difficult. All of my disappointment in our guides from the beginning of the experience completely disappeared when the female guide tied our kayak to hers and the male guide tied the other two kayaks to his and they literally pulled us all back to the dock! I was unable to paddle the entire time due to a medical condition and my husband’s fatigue after the trip out left him almost completely unhelpful in paddling once we were hooked up so that our guide truly did all of the work. I am so sorry that I can’t remember her name. Considering that this excursion cost us not only the standard fee but also the cost of a hotel room and two extra meals—-it was worth every penny!