Cabezas De San Juan

Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve

www.discoverpuertorico.com
4.5/5
(408) · Nature reserve in Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Suggest an edit · Your business? Claim now
Its land was acquired by the Puerto Rico Conservation Trust in 1975 and was designated as a Nature Reserve in 1986. A bioluminescent lagoon, …

Reviews

Tripadvisor
4.5/5 · 408 reviews
5-star
100%
4-star
0%
3-star
0%
2-star
0%
1-star
0%
Recent reviews
Tours
Any rating
Loading reviews...
Jun 24, 2024
Learned more about Mangrove trees...fascinating. Took the 2p.m. English tour & was blown away, especially by the lighthouse. You could see the British Virgin Islands! The road was being re-paved in f…Full review by Bnb_PA
Apr 9, 2024
We had an amazing tour with Jim from Para La Naturaleza. We learned so much about the various areas of the parks and especially loved learning about the mangroves. Jim answered all of our questions…Full review by msc363
Mar 6, 2023
The tour was amazing, I learned so much. It was super affordable (especially for a 2 hour tour) and super accessible as the tour is mainly in/transported by a tram(?). The guide was knowledgeable and…Full review by Courtneymeadows1
See all reviews on Tripadvisor

Articles

Reserve several hours to take a Las Cabezas nature tour. To find it, just locate the landmark 19th-century lighthouse (El Faro). From El Far…
cityseeker.com

Questions & answers

Q:
Please provide the tour company contact information that offers a night walking tour of the bioluminescence bay, if there is one.
A:
Aqui puedes reaervar y comprar ticketa. Debea buscar “Cabeza de SanJuan” pq aparecen otros sitioa de naturaleza tambien. Busca en goolge para lanaturalezq cabeza de san juan …
A:
Aqui puedes reaervar y comprar ticketa. Debea buscar “Cabeza de SanJuan” pq aparecen otros sitioa de naturaleza tambien. Busca en goolge para lanaturalezq cabeza de san juan reaervas
A:
Answer by Rosario N · Jan 26, 2024
See all questions on Tripadvisor
Oops! Something went wrong, Please try again after a few minutes

Frequently asked questions

Q:
Do I need to be fluent in Spanish?
A:
No, but it helps! Both Spanish and English are the official languages of Puerto Rico and most residents speak at least some English. Puerto Rico is a great...
A:
See all 9 questions
Data from: BusinessWebsite
Oops! Something went wrong, Please try again after a few minutes

Social profiles

People also search for

Nearby

Streetside

Bird's Eye

Data from: Tripadvisor