As I recall,
We went to the :
El Yunque Rainforest. It's state owned, as I recall. We drove there (1 hour) in a rental car.
They do have tours at the rainforest. I think we took the 'short tour' since my wife was pregnant.
Walked up the river and checked out the falls. It's pretty cool..
Make sure that you stop off at the hole-in-the-wall resturants and have a snack. Thier BBQ chicken is delicious. Don't bother with the coconut drink....it might be fresh, but they don't put any sugar in it. All natural ---> blah!
Puerto Rico does have snorkeling. It was nice, but Hawaii was much better.
We took a tour on a yacht to a couple snorkeling spots. As I recall, it was $100 per person. It was well worth it, and the highlight of my trip. Snorling gear, lunch, alcohol, The Eagles(Music), sun, warm weather, corals, sand beaches and fish to feed, it was like a piece of heaven.
whirley
On a side note, driving in Pueto Rico was fun for me. It's like driving in a "Go-cart" race track. Very small vehicles that go 60 in a 10 mph limit. Just pretend your Mario Andretti and you'll be fine.
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