Sail with us to Caja de Muerto Island and experience the crystalline waters of the Caribbean Sea. Located six  miles south of the city of Ponce, Caja de Muerto is part of a reserve that consists of three islands which hold a diversity of natural resources in a wonderful scenic setting. The waters surrounding the islands are beautiful and clear, with coral reefs and abundant sea life. Its shorelines are diverse with rocky areas, sandy beaches and mangrove patches. In Caja de Muerto’s interior there is a modest dry forest with a vegetation similar to Guanica's and Mona Island's dry forests. Atop its larger limestone hill sits a Spanish lighthouse which dates back to 1887. From the lighthouse one can enjoy a panoramic view of the island and of Puerto Rico’s southern shore. Dotting the hill are several small caves. The adventure begins in Ponce’s “La Guancha” Pier where we board the 37 ft. catamaran which will take us to the island. A big part of the fun is enjoying the sail through the blue Caribbean waters! Once on the island we will hike through the dry forest enjoying the reserve's biodiversity which includes some endangered and rare plant and animal species. The hike will eventually take us to the lighthouse from where we will enjoy a stunning panoramic view. After a short visit to a cave, participants can enjoy leisure time at the beach relaxing, looking for shells, or snorkeling. Lunch will be served in the island at an appropriate time.