Water Sports in Puerto Rico: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Puerto Rico is part of the Greater Antilles group of Caribbean islands, and sandwiched between the US Virgin Islands and the Dominican Republic. Its most populous city and capital is San Juan, which has a population of just under 400,000. The former Spanish colony, now unincorporated territory of the US, is best known for its incredible beaches. And there are plenty of other incredible outdoor adventures stretched across its landscapes of limestone cliffs and national forests.

Water-fuelled adventures

Puerto Rico provides endless watery adventures among the rivers, canyons and caves that populate the area. Join a group and take part in a hike and swim day along the northern coast, or kayak in the stunning Laguna Grande in a natural reserve full of exotic flora and fauna.

Rich, rugged land

Puerto Rico may be a small area of the Caribbean region, yet it is home to vast natural beauty. Puerto Rico is famous for its beautiful beaches. Yet beyond the coastlines lay the Cordillera Central, the central mountains, as well as the national forests and many rivers and water spots.

Island wildlife

The archipelago island has very few native land animals due to its geography, which is consistent with similar regions. People first arrived to the area of Puerto Rico around 4,000 years ago. This was followed by the introduction of mammals like goats, sheep, monkeys.

The region here receives a subtropical climate with warm weather all-year round. The average daily temperature is about 29°C in lower elevations and 21 °C in the mountains. April to November is the wettest part of the year. And from June to November is hurricane season.

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