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INSERT INTO `testimonial` VALUES ('Acampa Nature Adventures','Shanno\'s Testimonial April 19th, 2009','Acampa:\r\n\r\nI wanted to thank you so much for the amazing experience Wednesday, April 15. I can\'t imagine having gone to Puerto Rico and not experienced that trip from the first plunge into that 12 foot hole to the climb up the water fall to the final zip line the trip was amazing! Your knowledge of the vegetation and basically anything Puerto Rico was phenomenal! I did find out what the name of the fruit - that was round and green on the outside, white on the inside - it\'s a Caimito. \r\n\r\nI just wanted to say thank you and let you know that you both were amazing! Next time I\'m in Puerto Rico I may be coming back to do it again! And if you start an Acampa Facebook page I would definitely join and submit my photos from that day!\r\n \r\nShannon Corke\r\n\r\n','421549016505'),('Terry & Bob','May 26th 2009','Dear Acampa & Raymond & Raynard,\r\n\r\nWe had such a great day on your tour on May 26th. It was a pleasure to experience the amazing mountains, rainforest, clean air & fresh water - being led by terrific, friendly, informed guides taking good care of us all day. Thanks so much. We hope to be back sometime for another adventure - maybe with our 2 boys when they\'re a little older.\r\n\r\nWe have lots of great memories from the day.\r\nThank you. We hope to see you again!\r\n\r\nTerri & Bob Block\r\n','63041889048'),('Mindy & Mike\'s Expirience','We accomplished something','Dear Raymond & Raymont,\r\n \r\nMike and I just wanted to thank you so much for giving us the best day out of our entire stay in Puerto Rico.  This was our first visit, and while the beaches are what we came for, the day we spent with you will be what we remember most vividly.\r\n \r\nThe best part was getting back to the hotel, feeling as if we accomplished something.  Should we have been faced with the same physical and mental challenges in a less inspiring setting, or with inept guides, we would not have enjoyed it nearly as much as we did.  Instead, we are still feeling that \"high\" of accomplishment and fulfillment, three days later!  \r\n \r\nJumping in the 12 foot pool at the base of the waterfall was the perfect starting rush to the day.  And without your expertise, easy personalities and encouragement, even the most challenging parts of the adventure (rappelling up that waterfall and hiking those seemingly vertical hills!) became fun and the best parts of the day.  \r\n \r\nThank you, also, for all the interesting and valuable information you provided -- the history of Puerto Rico and its locals, wildlife, plantlife...it went a long way to personalize what we were seeing and experiencing.\r\n \r\nBy the way, after only one day, I am seeing muscle tone where I have never had it before (and this is after four months of dieting and exercising, going from a size 8 to a size 2).  You should promote this adventure as a fabulous kickstart to weight loss!\r\n \r\nWarm Regards,\r\nMindy W.','91632459479'),('A Great Day ','Salts, Kim M (November 2008)','Hello,  Raymond, Jamie , Jorge and family. \r\n\r\nThank you folks for a wonderful day in Puerto Rico. I can\'t begin to tell you how much fun Lynda and I had. We went on the cave and zipline adventure November 24th 2008. It was truly the best day spent the whole time we were there.This was I believe the best excursion I have ever been on. \r\nLynda had never experienced anything like that before, she is still telling people about it. \r\nWe hope you all can come to Tennessee sometime so Lynda  can show you her lumber mill. I believe Jorge would really enjoy that. The food and hospitality Jorge and his wife showed us was wonderful.\r\nI will defiantly do another trip and adventure with you guys as soon as possible!\r\n\r\nThanks again,\r\nKim Salts and Lynda Hughes Dawson\r\n','338653331603'),('An Unforgettable Adventure!!!  ','by: Joyce Archbold // Dec 12, 2008','The Toro Negro Adventure surpassed all my wildest expectations. Drenching wet, adrenaline flowing, new friends, delicious food and unbelievable vistas!! These are just some of the things that lay in store for you if you go on this adventure. \r\nThank you Raymond and Roqui (sp?) for being such knowledgeable and patient guides. While the car ride to the Toro Negro Forest was a bit long, it was DEFINITELY worth it. I have to say that the ice cold dip in the stream really woke me up!:P \r\nHiking, wading, rock climbing and zip-lining are pretty much indescribable. Suffice to say that I WILL be coming back and I\'m recommending this tour to ALL my friends!! This trip was very different than anything I had ever done before and has wetted my appetite for more adventures.  Hope to see you soon Raymond & company. \r\nHopefully this time I won\'t slip. \r\n \r\nThank you again for everything!!!  It was quite the memorable experience!!  Happy Holidays!!\r\n \r\n Joyce Archbold\r\n','34168527475'),('Toro Negro December 2008','one of the best things we\'ve done ','Hi Raymond and Roqui!  (and Poncho!)\r\n\r\nMike and I wanted to thank you guys for really letting us experience a part Puerto Rico that we never would have without this tour.Between the two of us, we have traveled across the entire U.S., Europe and South America, but this was truly was one of the best things we\'ve done and one of our most memorable experiences.  We were in Puerto Rico for couple a days before a week-long cruise in the beautiful Caribbean and by far, the Toro Negro Adventure tour was our favorite day on our vacation. I had been a little worried about it being too long of a day or even too hard, but it wasn\'t at all, it was perfect.  I\'ve been spreading the word to my family and friends that this should be at the top of their list if they visit Puerto Rico, even just for a day or two, like us.  We look forward to hopefully doing another tour with you guys when we return to PR!  The only thing I regretted, was not grabbing more of those flowers you pointed out to rub on my mosquito bites!\r\n\r\nI\'ll also post a review on tripadvisor, since that is how I found you!\r\n\r\n\r\nTake care,\r\n\r\nGretchen\r\n','584205330292'),('Toro Negro 12-12-08','Kathy Manning','I just wanted to say THANK YOU to Raymond and Roqui for a great day. What an amazing adventure! We did the Toro Negro ziplining trip, and it was incredible - much more than I expected. Roqui and Raymond were excellent guides, challenging and supporting us to do things I didn\'t think I could do. They were professional and fun, and made the whole outing a great experience. Thanks to Acampa for providing such an incredible opportunity, and for providing great customer service throughout the booking and confirmation process. I\'ll certainly recommend Acampa and the Toro Negro adventure to others!\r\n\r\nKathy Manning\r\n\r\n\r\n(December 12 Toro Negro ziplining trip)\r\n\r\n','189932731087'),('Acampa Staff','Fasmily Adventure','Acampa Staff-\r\n\r\nI just wanted to send you a quick note thanking you for a wonderful family adventure\r\nat Toro Negro. We really enjoyed the outdoor experience as a family and our kids\r\nhave now been exposed to the wonderful treasures of the tropical rain forest! Thank\r\nyou for the great experiences... family memories... kind and caring tour guides\r\nRaymond and Heimi (spelling ?).\r\n\r\nCan you please send me Raymonds email address as I would like to stay in contact\r\nwith him (questions regarding passion fruit)?\r\n\r\nThanks Again!\r\n\r\nCarl Almeter (lisa, ben, taylor, Andrew & Catherine)\r\n','289346732188'),('Puerto Rico: An Affordable Adventure Destination','ABC NEWS','Puerto Rico: An Affordable Adventure Destination\r\n\r\nBy KAREN SCHALER\r\nOct. 10, 2008  \r\n\r\nFor many travelers Puerto Rico is just a transfer stop on the way to another Caribbean destination, but now times are changing. \r\n\r\nThis island destination is in the process of reinventing itself as an affordable adventure hot spot. If you want to experience the true taste of Puerto Rico you need to trade in your Bacardi drink for some sturdy shoes, a backpack and an adventure some spirit. \r\n\r\nIn the northern part of Puerto Rico, about an hour and a half drive from San Juan, is the Karst region of the island. This is where you\'ll find limestone hills and caverns, winding rivers and lush forests that make the perfect backdrop for an adventure trip. \r\n\r\nBecause some of the most beautiful sites to explore are on private land your best bet is to sign up with a tour group like Acampa Nature Adventures. \r\n\r\nOne of the first in the region to offer licensed full-day tours, Acampa runs seven days a week. The guides will pick you up from your hotel and provide all the gear you need for a day of hiking, river wading, cave exploring and zip-lining. \r\n\r\nA word of warning: This is not a tour for the weak-hearted. This trip is rugged and you will be challenged, but it\'s still doable for a thrill-seeking beginner and interesting enough not to bore an expert. \r\n\r\nFor this adventure everyone has to pull their own weight and this means carrying your own gear. You need to wear a rugged pair of tennis shoes or hiking boots that can get wet, a backpack to carry your stuff in so your hands are free, a dry pack for your camera for wading through rivers, suntan lotion, water, bug spray and toilet paper. Wear your bathing suit under your clothes because you\'ll have a chance to do some swimming.\r\n\r\nFor each trip, Acampa uses two local certified guides who are extremely knowledgeable about Puerto Rican history. After arriving at the starting point you start off with an easy hike, passing avocado, banana and citrus trees as you trek down the valley to the Tanama River. For much of the trip there is no \"set\" trail. The guides pick a path and in a single file you follow. \r\n\r\nHiking and Cave Exploring in Puerto Rico\r\nAbout a half mile into the trip your first reward is an amazing limestone cave you get to explore while harmless bats swirl overhead keeping you company. The ground inside the cave is cushy and soft, like a fine powder. Then you learn you\'re walking on years\' worth of crumbled limestone and bat poop. Luckily it doesn\'t smell and the guides are quick to tell you that getting bat poop on you is supposed to be lucky. You\'re also warned to keep your mouth shut if you\'re looking up in the caves for obvious reasons. \r\n\r\nAfter the cave exploration you spend the next 45 minutes hiking to an area where you can cool off and swim in the river. After a brief break the real adventure begins. You spend the next half hour trekking along the riverbed, often walking in the river, negotiating slick boulders and trying to keep your balance. \r\n\r\nAt one point you cross the river and depending on the time of year the water can be up past your waist so you have to carry your gear over your head. Dripping wet you then hike up another steep hillside to a narrow cave opening. For the first few feet it can feel claustrophobic but then the cave quickly opens up so you can easily walk through to the other side. \r\n\r\nAfter another brief hike through the forest you reach the tour\'s halfway point where you\'re served a homemade organically grown lunch at the Perez family home that\'s almost hidden by overgrown foliage. Refueled and ready to go you then follow your guides down another steep hillside until you end up at a platform. \r\n\r\nThis is where the real fun begins! You spend the next hour zip-lining across the treetops, dangling over a deep river ravine. After wrapping up the zip-lining you hike back to the van exhausted but exhilarated. This all-day adventure tour, including transportation and lunch runs about $150 per person. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','90921569224'),('Jungle Fever<br> TORO NEGRO FOREST RESERVE','New York Post Online Edition','What to do:  hiking, guided tour\r\n\r\nCentral Puerto Rico’s Toro Negro is home to stunning tropical flora, the highest, most remote mountain peaks on the island and a large concentration of “coquis”, a tree frog known by its “ko-kee” call, which serves as the island’s unofficial mascot.\r\n\r\nToro Negro’s trails are well-marked, making it easy for hikers to spend the day exploring the trails near the popular Doña Juana Recreation Area.\r\n\r\nBut for a truly remarkable experience, hit the central mountains with an experienced adventure guide, such as Raymond Sepúlveda of Acampa Tours. Sepúlveda is knowledgeable about everything from the island’s history to its native flora.  He will lead hikers up Cerro de Doña Juana which reaches 3,529 feet above sea level, and will explain every detail of the panoramic view, followed by slices of his mother’s banana bread.\r\n\r\nDepending on the tour, guests may be provided with lunch at a local family’s home. Afterward, Sepúlveda and his “machete” will guide you through a series of waterfalls that most day-trippers never find.  You’ll spend the afternoon bushwhacking, dipping in crystal-clear waterfall pools, free-climbing rocky cliffs and picking grapefruits from the trees.  It’s the perfect day!\r\n\r\nHow to go: Acampa does customized outdoor adventures throughout Puerto Rico; prices from $75.00 for a day tour to $479 for a four-day expedition, all included, to Mona Island. (787) 706-0695  www.acampapr.com\r\n','519471316662'),('Tanamá River Experience','Rachel Pethe','Raymond,\r\nI just had to write to thank you for such a fantastic time on the Tanama River! This was our first trip to Puerto Rico and I don\'t know how we got so lucky finding out about your operation through a Google Search on the Internet, but we are glad we did. We were looking for a good adreline rush and an opportunity to explore a part of the island that most tourist and locals probably never get to explore. Not only was the scenery breathtaking, but you and Jorge taught us so much about the land and its history. We left knowing the names of plants and which ones we could eat and which ones we should not touch. The most amazing part about the entire adventure is that our friend Suzie who is not into the outdoors and wouldn\'t look forward to a vegetarian lunch much less throwing herself off of an 80 foot cliff with a rope tied around her waist enjoyed the trip as much as we did. Both you and Jorge were  so patient with all three of us and made our experience one we will never forget. \r\n \r\nIt is hard to say what our favorite part was, but meeting Jorge\'s family and enjoying the best meal that we had our entire vacation in their home with a view to die for was definitely at the top of the list. They should write a cookbook of their organic vegetarian meals, we would have bought one. Rapelling and the zip line were the highlights and  I could have run that zip line all day long if you would have let me. \r\n \r\nWe wish our adventure was scheduled for our first day in Puerto Rico rather than our 4th because you were so helpful with information about the city, where to eat (the Dragonfly was fantastic) and hang out. You were also incredibly kind to answer all of our silly questions about the island and the local culture. We might have left in a van with a stranger that morning, but we feel like we came back at the end of the day with a friend and we were sad to have to leave. We will definitely be back in touch with you for one of the other adventure trips you do (in fact that will be the sole purpose for our return trip to Puerto Rico). We will highly recommend you to anyone we know going to Puerto Rico.\r\n \r\nThank you,\r\nRachel Pethe\'\r\n','867316829147'),('Tanamá River Experience','Suzie Spiro','Hi Raymond,\r\n \r\nI just wanted to thank you again for an AWESOME adventure!!!  The day we spent with you and Jorge on the Tanama River excursion was fantastic.  As you may have realized, I am NOT the kind of person that would ever have booked this trip on my own.  If it were not for Rachel and Bev I would have been happy to just lay in the sun at our resort and drink pina coladas!  I am not an \"outdoors\" person but my motto is \"I\'ll try anything once\".  Boy, am I glad I did.  You immediately made us feel comfortable with what we were about to experience.  You took the time to explain everything to us (especially me) and were so knowledgeable about everything that we saw.  \r\n \r\nI can honestly say that the day spent with you and Jorge was my best day in Puerto Rico!!  I never thought that I would enjoy it as much as I did - my family can\'t believe the pictures!.  Thank you so much for your patience with me.  You seemed to sense my hesitation on several occasions yet never made me feel that I was holding the others back.  \r\n \r\nI would recommend Acampa Tours to everyone!  Thanks again for giving me the best day of my vacation.  \r\n \r\nSuzie Spiro\r\nLargo, FL\r\n','306356029400'),('Hi Raymond and Gang','Morgan and Holly','Hi Raymond and Gang,\r\n\r\nI wanted to write to let you know how enjoyable the trip to the Tanama River was! Holly and I were impressed by Jaime, Jorge, and your knowledge of the natural flora and fauna of the area. I went back to Virginia and told my 3rd graders about how you rubbed the poisonous plant on your arm in order to build up immunity to it! They said you were crazy! Not only was the repelling a blast but the refreshing swim through the cave was incredible.  I think the most enjoyable part was sitting down at Jorge\'s house and eating with his family. I have never tasted soup as good as the soup I had that day!  Too bad the squash Jorge\'s wife used is only found in Puerto Rico. Holly and I left Puerto Rico the next day refreshed to know that not all of the island is as San Juan.\r\n\r\nThere is a lot of natural splendor to be found in Puerto Rico and your tour helped us see the true beauty of the island! \r\n\r\nThanks for everything!\r\n\r\n      \r\n\r\n','94933602205'),('The most memorable day of my entire stay in Puerto Rico.','Ken Ng','I really enjoyed my recent excursion with you guys and wanted to express my appreciation to Acampa Adventure Tours and to share my experience with other visitors who are contemplating on taking a similar tour with your outfit.\r\n\r\nOur trip started out with a morning pick up from our hotels and then our group of nine  proceeded on a beautiful hike through the limestone forest on our way to the Tanama River for rappelling. Thank you both for sharing with us your vast knowledge of the flora and fauna of the area and for your patience with our endless line of questioning from we city slickers.\r\n\r\nThe rappelling portion of our journey I enjoyed the most and it really was quite fun for first timers like myself.  After the fundamentals were\r\nexplained to us, we were then secured with harnesses attached to ropes and off we go rappelling ourselves backward down the cliff, one member at a time. With Raymond and Jaime\'s guidance, we were in good hands and never did\r\nI feel endangered at any time during my descend.\r\n\r\nHowever, I was quite apprehensive upon landing below onto the river in waist high water for I was the only member in our group that could not swim! But you guys were kind enough to bring along an inflated tube for me to float on and to paddle my way through the tunnel of the darken cave and into sunlight once again. \r\n\r\nFrom the river and onto land, it was a pleasant trek through the flora to meet up with Jorge, his wife and toddler, and to visit their isolated home\r\nin the middle of the forest. The vegetarian lunch served to us was delicious and the hot soup was really excellent. I do envy their family\'s\r\nsimplistic and seemingly non stressed life style while being surrounded by the scenic mountain and trees. A special thanks to Rick and his daughter\r\nKristen in our group who entertained and amused us with their balloon animal making skills while gentle rain fell outside in the forest.\r\n\r\nAfter lunch and a peaceful rest, we started hiking once more to the zip line area. This last part of the our journey was for each group member to glide\r\nacross the canyon with the river below us wearing our harnesses attached to zip line ropes. It was an exhilarating experience, I imagined it was a bit like being Tarzan or Jane! The flight was most exciting, but unfortunately it was over within seconds. Many of us in the group wished that we could have done it several times over, including ten years old(?)Tim.\r\n\r\nThis all day trip with Acampa was the most memorable day of my entire stay in Puerto Rico. The people in our group were friendly and we shared many of each other\'s travel stories together. During my eleven day stay in Puerto\r\nRico, I found the Puerto Rican folks to be warm, friendly, humorous, and very family oriented. Thanks again for opening my eyes to the beauty of your Island, I will definitely return for another visit some day soon and to hook up with another Acampa trip for sure!\r\n\r\nKen Ng\r\nLos Angeles, California\r\nUSA\r\n','596836622825'),('One Year Later','Jenivere Stotesbery','Dear Raymond, Jaime and Jorge,\r\nHere we are almost one year from when I was out there with my girlfriends.  I still think about our adventure all the time.  We had so much fun with you.  I feel that you are all my friends and I can\'t wait to see you again.  I am hoping that some time in the near future I will be able to come out there and share your adventure with my husband.  There is no way for me to really express how awesome a time we had.  I am sure that you are \r\njust as nice to everyone who comes however I truly felt like you gave us a top rated service.  I loved just being able to visit with all of you.  We learned so much.  The people that let us walk through their land were just as pleasing and I enjoyed the juice and coffee that they shared with us after the downpour!  The rain was unexpected but it did not stop me from having so much fun.  Plus, none of us were at all prepared but you guys \r\nstill seemed to be able to help us out and not make us feel like idiots!!\r\n\r\nI hope that if/when you are out in Salt Lake City for a trade show or any other event that you look me up because I would love to be able to share \r\nsome hospitality with any of you.  Although, I must admit my view does not compare at all to that \r\nof what we saw with you.\r\n\r\nThank you,\r\nJenivere Stotesbery\r\n','51349829631'),('Víctor LLeras -- Advertising Freelance Services  --   November 2, 2007','Creative Director -- Concepto UNO','Hola Viejo:\r\n\r\nPrimero que nada gracias por la aventura tan increible que dirigiste esta semana. El grupo no para de hablar de la misma y para mucha gente significo mucho más que diversión. Una de las chicas después de enfrentar sus miedos renuncio a su trabajo al otro día, sí al otro día,pues no estaba feliz en el mismo. Otra cambió su \"look\" completamente y otra decidió tomar las riendas de su vida, algo que nunca se había atrevido a hacer. Todo por enfrentar sus miedos. Así que la mezcla de nuestros trabajos tiene la capacidad de tocar vidas y eso para mi es muy importante. Para mi la aventura fue completamente nueva, no tengo la menor idea de cuál ha sido mejor si la primera vez en Tanamá, la segunda vez en Toro Negro o la Tercera Vez en Tanamá. La lluvia fue un factor bien importante en la experiencia pues le díó aún más emoción.\r\n\r\nGracias por otro día exquisito. \r\nUn abrazo de tu amigo,\r\n\r\nVíctor LLeras\r\n','84866782602'),('María Betancourt  --  November 10, 2007','GRACIAS A TI Y A TODO TU EQUIPO','Queridos Raymond,(Ra)Rafael, Roqui y Raul:\r\n \r\nGracias por todo su esfuerzo, compromiso y entusiasmo durante el cumpleaños #15 de nuestra Alexandra. \r\n\r\nNo solo lo pasamos espectacular, además conocimos a nuestra tierra y la disfrutamos. Es increible la energia positiva que uno obtiene cuando tiene contacto directo con la madre naturaleza. \r\n\r\nLa comida estuvo increible, la cueva interesantisima y el rio espectacular!!!! \r\n\r\nClaro esta sin lugar a dudas los \"zip-lines\" fueron el éxito, junto al puente colgante.\r\n Sin embargo, resalto que sin el excelente grupo de trabajo que son ustedes, la experiencia no hubiera sido tan maravillosa. Los chicos y chicas no dejan de hablar de su aventura  y hasta los padres estan interesados en disfrutarla. \r\n\r\nMi hija puso las 162 fotos en facebook, y el video lo hemos visto ya varias veces. Claro está, ya Ignacio está planificando su cumpleaños en otra aventura, te prometo que sera un grupo mas pequeño, JA!\r\n\r\n Raymond de verdad GRACIAS y MUCHAS BENDICIONES. Te envio par de fotos.\r\n \r\nSinceramente,\r\nRafa, Maria, Alexandra e Ignacio','498803275'),('Sigrid Velez  --  November 29, 2007','Thanks!','Raymond:\r\nThank you so much for a wonderful experience!\r\n \r\nThe professionalism of your team was incredible. I felt very secure throughout the entire tour. Jaime & Jorge had full knowledge of what they were doing and what was being said about the region, the heritage, and the scary ziplines & rappelling (it was fun!). \r\n\r\nAlso lunch at Jorge\'s house was a real treat, his wife\'s vegetarian cooking was very tasty and filling. \r\n\r\nI will definitely recommend it to anyone considering visiting our island!  \r\n \r\nOnce again, thank you so much for a fantastic experience! It was worth any penny!\r\n\r\nSigrid Velez\r\nHyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay\r\nCambridge, MD\r\n','23473643642'),('Brian & Sarah Ireley   --   January 29, 2008','Simply amazing time','Hey there, Raymond and Roqui!\r\n\r\nI just wanted to thank you guys so much for a simply amazing time meandering through the virgin hills of Toro Negro a few weeks ago. My wife and I had such a great time, and were completely enthralled with what a slice of paradise the trek was.\r\n\r\nYour expertise in hiking, geography and ecology was stunning and only made that trip that much more enjoyable to know how things worked there, and why. We will most certainly be coming back in the next 2-3 years and will have an Acampa adventure at the top of our list!\r\n\r\nThanks so much for being so skilled, friendly and knowledgeable about the area, and for providing what can only be described as a perfect getaway. You guys are the best!!\r\nCheers from non-tropical New York state...\r\n\r\nBrian & Sarah Ireley\r\n','60018564102'),('Burrelles Luce Express Magazine  --  November 12, 2007','Travel Weekly  -- Editor\'s zip code: Hands on the cable, don\'t disturb the bees -- by Gay Nagle Myers','I have a fear of heights. I don\'t do well on ladders,chair lift, balconies or Ferris wheels.\r\n\r\n Thus, I\'d ruled out ever at tempting the seemingly insane sport of zip-lining, slicing throught the air hundreds of feet above the ground, tethered by nothing more than a hook attached to narrow, steel cable. \r\n\r\nYet, there I stood above the tree line on a small, wooden platform in the Toro Negro (Black Bull) Rainforest in central Puerto Rico, my lower torso strapped into an uncomfortable harness that, in turn, was hooked to a cable above my helmeted head. \r\n\r\nMy hands were gloved, my heart was hammering. \r\n\r\nAhead of me lay glimpses of sky, cloud-shrouded mountains and towering stands of green ficus ans palm trees.\r\n\r\nBelow me lay death. \r\n\r\nRaymond Sepulveda, our guide, was cherry and upbeat. \"OK, just remember: Don\'t touch the cable. Keep your hand on the slings above you. Oh, and don\'t scream. There\'s bees\' nest behind you, and we don\'t want to disturb them.\"\r\n\r\nHe gave a thumbs-up to fellow guide \"Roqui\" Roberto Bello off in the distance on another wooden platform, separated from us by empty space, a gorge and a jungle floor hundreds of feet below. \r\n\r\nWith that, I was off, a modern-day Jane zipping through space, whizzing through air. Where was Tarzan when I needed him? \r\n\r\nMy feet hit Roqui\'s platform within seconds, and I plowed into him like a linebacker on steroids. He absorbed my impact, steadied me and swiftly freed me from thr torture of the harness and hook. \r\n\r\nI had already climbed moss covered waterfalls, slid and slipped on muddy, steep trails and cannon-balled into river pools, but the zip-line experience was the capstone event of the adventure, a pivotal finale that marked the day as an unqualified personal success.\r\n\r\nI\'d conquered my height phobia and lived to tell the tale of \"the canopy tour\".\r\n\r\nTrue, at the end of the long day, I was cold, wet mud-covered and desperate for a hot shower.\r\n\r\nThe tour van disgorged our motley crew back at the hotel just as well-coifed and well-dressed visitors were heading out for an evening in old San Juan. \r\n\r\nThey gave us a wide berth as we slogged through the lobby, our waterlogged hiking shoes disgorging globs of red clay onto the white-tile floor.\r\n \r\nWe resembled a Roto Rooter team returning from a crisis call. Even the casino crowd paused in mid-bet as we skirted the table action on the way to the elevators and our rooms. \r\n\r\nNo matter, I\'d done it. And I might even do it again, wich puts me among the growing number of crazy zip-liners who search destination sports-and-adventure operators looking for ever higher and longer canopy tours. \r\n\r\n\"We\'ve never had an injury, a mishap, or an accident other than a few bruised butts and bruised egos from the waterfall climb,\" said Sepulveda of Acampa Tours, a local ground operator that specializes in Nature Adventures into caves and caverns, up rivers and canyons and to rainforest and waterfalls over Puerto Rico. \r\n\r\nThe Toro Negro region, smack in the island\'s mountainous center in a region described as the backbone of Puerto Rico, is home to the highest rainforest and the second-highest mountain on the island.\r\n\r\nThe Acampa Nature Adventures series compromises seven tour, including an a four day expedition to Mona Island off Puerto Rico\'s west coast.\r\n \r\nClassic Tour sizes range from 6 to 12 participants and two guides. Although I tipped the scales on the far side of the age range, most clients avaraged between ages 25 and 45.\r\n\r\n\"We do customized tours for couples families, small groups. We can arrange anything, and we have fun;\" said Roqui.\r\n\r\nIn addition to geeting signatures on the mandatory waiver forms, the guides gauge the physical condition of each person and gear the tour\'s pace and activity level to each group. \r\n\r\nThe full-day tour that I did, the aptly named Classic Adventure, was priced at $149.00 per person, including hotel pickup(San Juan area) transportation, gear, buffet lunch on the covered porch of wooden farmhouse and the services of certified guides. \r\n\r\nNot only did Raymond and Roqui calm nerves, boost confidence and heap praise, but they plucked lemons and coffee beans, uncovered the miniature coqui tree frogs hiding on tree bark and warned us away from fire ants and thorny plants. \r\n\r\nAgents get a $10 per-person commission, but Sepulveda and Bello said they are disappointed in the lack of booking Acampa receives from agents.\r\n\r\n\"We\'ve done some fam tour for agents but get very few results\" Bello said.\r\n\r\n\"Most of our business is either reapeat customers or word-of mouth recommendations.\"\r\n\r\nHotel concierge constants bring in \"a lot of business\" for Acampa, Sepulveda said.\r\n\"These guys know us, know our reputation and steer hotel guest to us.\"\r\n\r\nThe firm\'s Web site at www.acampapr.com gets plenty of hits and \"yields the best results\" according to Sepulveda.','94799356787'),('Canadian Travel Press  --  January 21,2008','Puerto Rico -- Acampa bullish about Toro Negro  by Ian Stalker','Raymond Sepulveda has some advice for those who find the prospect of working their way up cascades dauting - just grab the Toro by the horns. \r\n\r\nSepulveda is a guide with San Juan-based Acampa, wich has tours for adventure -minded sorts visiting Puerto Rico, including one that visits central Puerto Rico\'s Toro Negro (wich traslates as Black Bull), leading the outdoors-oriented crowd on a mountainous excursion that at times has them wading through mountian creeks,relaxing in a natural pools and at other times ascending upward against water plunging down sloping rock, with the latter activity - wich sees helmeted participants slowly working their way along - dubbed \"waterfall staircasing.\"\r\n\r\nBoth the Toro Negro and the Organic Tanamá Cave & Zipline Adventure tour feature ziplines and rappelling(custom trips), but, as the latter\'s name implies, is features caves, wich Toro Negro is marked by waterfalls and mountain terrain. \r\nAnd, says Sepulveda, such tour add another element to the island\'s tourism offering.\r\n\"Puerto Rico was known for decades for its beaches, casinos, Old San Juan and El Yunque rainforest. Now, people are starting to hear and learn about Nature Adventures in Puerto Rico,\"he says of an island that is coated with thick rain forest in many place. \r\n\r\nIn fact, Acampa says Puerto Rico is much greener than many non-\"Pueto Rican\" may realize.\r\nMigration from rural areas to cities decades ago has lead to forest reclaiming a lot of what once was farmland, and today\'s tourist will find plenty of greenery, with Sepulveda telling one group of recent hikers that waterfalls that the visitors could literally stand under and wich are flanked by thick forest was what, \"Ponce de Leon was looking for.\"\r\n\r\nGuides point out natural sides to the region en route, such as different form of vegetation, and wildlife, like the coqui frog, which makes a distinctive sound that can be heard on much of the island. \r\n\r\nAcampa also takes people to other locales on the island, including El Yunque, the only tropical forest in the United States National Forest Services System.\r\n\r\nSepulveda acknowledges that Puerto Rico hasn\'t become synonymous with ecotourism in the way that Costa Rica has, but adds that those who have long been committed to that form of travel have \" known the secret of Puertoriqueños nature for a long time.\"\r\n\r\nAcampa, in business for eight year, welcomes clients ages of 12 and over who are in good physical condition.\r\n \r\nFull-day tours are available from the company, as are VIP adventures, corporate adventure teambuilding and multi-day adventures. (wwwacampapr.com or infoacampa@acampapr.com) ','87570206914'),('The best is that you two were deaf friendly and tried working with us. -- March 6, 2008','By: Kenny  Dehaan + the group','Raymond Sepulveda & Jaime Fantauzzi, thank you so much for the tour. My group still cannot stop talking about the day today. You two did Wonderful!!! The best is that you two were deaf friendly and tried working with us. That really made our day. Thanks a lot and we really hope to do another tour with you someday!! We will higly reccommend you to everyone we know that goes to Puerto Rico!!!\r\nThank you\r\nKenny + The Group','389253911449'),('You Guys are Amazing!!! ---  March 20. 2008','by: Aaron Enriquez','Hi guys,\r\nWe just wanted to thank you for the amazing...amazing Toro Negro adventure. It was the highlight of our trip and nobody was a better tour guide than you guys, in fact we kept comparing other people and they just didn\'t match up. We wanted to keep in touch in case we have a chance to go back and go on another adventure with Acampa, as well as recommending it to everyone we know. \r\n\r\nAgain, thank you for such a wonderful day and for being the nicest, most patient tour guides ever!!!!\r\n\r\nSincerely,\r\nSusan, Aaron, Ed and Aileen','761611514129'),('Thank you for a great time on Organic Tanama Cave & zipline tour !  -- Mach 18, 2008','by: Linda & Ben Moody','Hi:\r\nBen and I had a great time on the Organic Tanama Cave & Zipline tour!!! Our guides (Roberto Bello \"Roqui\" & Jaime Fantauzzi) were so knowledgeable. There wasn\'t a single question that they couldn\'t answer. They were a big part of why our tour was so successful. Thanks to Jaime since he was the unlucky on that kept me from slamming into the trees at the end of the zipline!!!!!!!!\r\nNot once did we feel rushed and the guys really seemed to enjoy their work. We would absolutely do this again!\r\n\r\nThanks again,\r\nLinda and Ben Moody','931854016881'),('Our Acampa Trip - we love it !!!!','Jennifer Felton & Robin Appino','The morning started out as usual in our quiet little ocean front condo in Isla Verde. The sun came up at 6:15am, banana pancakes were made and the Puerto Rican coffee just finished brewing. Little did we know what the day had in store for us on our journey. We walked over to the Ritz Carlton hotel until Jamie & Roqui drove up in the maroon van - we were the first ones picked up in our pack of 10 which included us. We drove about an hour to reach our first stop which was our little break before the final destination. It was a cute little town in Arecibo where we were able to get snacks, drinks and last stop for the restroom. So we snacked on a rainbow sprinkled sugar cookie which would soon be burned off in the first 5 steps up the numerous mountains/hills we had in store for us. We then proceeded about 30 minutes on roads we never imagined existed nor have seen in our lives. The sights were breathtaking and so vivid in color; it looked like we were in a postcard!  We inclined up which looked as if it was only a one-way road; oh no, it was a two way one, that they actually had to honk ahead of time to let other passing cards & chickens know we were coming. We soon pulled up to the end of the road and that was where our journey was about to kick into high gear! We loaded up with helmets, gloves and harnesses which we would soon be used on our trip. We started hiking up the hill (what seemed to be big to us but later we would see it was definitely a small one) while Roqui was telling us about the red flower that\'s called in English the \"little pisser\".  This was one of the most popular flowers that you would see along the highways and roads in Puerto Rico and we found it quite interesting to know that this pretty flower could be used as a squirt gun; Roqui demonstrated to us.\r\n\r\nWe soon began to hear what sounded like a bubbling brook, it was the Tanama River; it was amazing! We wading in the river all the way up to our neck carrying our backpacks in our hands that were evaluated above our heads - this was quite fun except for the part where my camera dropped in the water. The good thing was that Roqui was very helpful and told me how to restore it and let it dry out along our hiking. Along the river there were so many different kinds of butterflies; Roqui made a game out of it to count all the different colors and kinds we saw.  Since we had two kids in our trip they found this quite interesting.  We also saw numerous kinds of plants, flowers, insects, and such a variety of wildlife - it was awesome!!!  We learned so much in this one day then our whole trip - we wish this could have been our first day in Puerto Rico and we would have seen a lot more.\r\n\r\nIt seemed like we hiked and walked for what seemed to be miles so it was now time for us to have lunch. We walked up to this house that looked like it was from the Swiss Family Robinson movie except it wasn\'t on trees it was on the ground. It was the home of Jorge, super nice guy and his family too!  They invited us in to have a feast to die for, it was simply amazing - the best food we eat our whole trip!  Not only was the food good, the view incredible but they were soooo nice!!!  Robin and I just wanted to stay there with them and become a local!\r\n\r\nNow it\'s time for the good stuff....the zipline!  This was the best part about the adventure - Roqui and Jamie made you feel so safe and to let your fears aside.  Robin and I had never done this before so we both were a little freaked out but we knew we didn\'t come all this way from Florida to be chickens!  So....we jumped and on that first jumped it seemed as if your stomach had no muscles and you were floating in the air, no worries, so free and not a single thought about work!  On the other end was Jamie who would do this peddling motion to get you to start moving your feet to prepare for your landing.  We made it!!!!Unfortunately Linda who was in our group split the tree the first time but she was a good sport and was laughing hysterically - she was a trooper!\r\n\r\nAll in all this was an amazing adventure and something we will remember for the rest of our lives - thank you Acampa for such a memorable series of moments that we will look back on for a lifetime - you guys are simply AMAZING!!!!!\r\n\r\n We hope to come back next year to do the Rainforest one!\r\n\r\nJennifer Felton & Robin Appino\r\n','710387821607'),('Acampa is an A+ operation','Michelle and Janelle (June 1, 2008)','Hi Guys - I\'ve already posted to a few web sites about our wonderful experience we\r\nhad on the tour. I believe I copied you on the one I posted to Tripadvisor.com. As\r\npromised ... here is a testimonial for your web site. Feel free to edit as needed.\r\n   \r\n  The tour was amazing! Acampa is an A+ operation and strives for 110% customer\r\nsatisfaction. We\'ve all been on tours where the guides are young kids either right\r\nout of college or taking a break before going to college with little to no\r\nexperience. Our guides were seasoned veterans in canyoning and held advanced\r\ndegrees from the US.\r\n   \r\n  Unlike other adventure companies in Puerto Rico - Acampa picks you up and drops\r\nyou off at your hotel, provides a wonderful hot lunch (local cuisine), and ensures\r\nthat a portion of the money they receive goes back into the local community.\r\n   \r\n  Their staff is very accommodating, friendly and responsive when booking the\r\nreservation as well as when you are on the actual trip. \r\n   \r\n  All the Best,\r\n  Michelle and Janelle\r\n\r\n','658510928994'),('Organic Tanama Cave and River Adventure Feedback','Rod Adkins goes on the Organic Tanama  (June 3, 2008)','Acampa Nature Adventures are a must do for any trip to PR.  I went on the Organic Tanama Cave and River Tour and it was amazing.  The guides(Rocky and Heime) were interesting, fun and very knowledgeable about so many aspects of the area, river, caves and mountains.  The best parts\r\nwere the delicious lunch and the zip line.  I had never been on a zip line before and was a little nervous initially.  But it was very\r\nobviously from the start that our guides were professionals and I felt very safe and relaxed in their hands.  All in all, the adventure was\r\nfascinating, invigorating and exhausting.  I really felt like I had gotten my money\'s worth and more.  My one disappointment was the lack of\r\nsouvenirs available to remember the adventure by.  I can\'t wait to go back and do the Toro Negro Rainforest.\r\n\r\nRod A\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n','339067829260'),('Mike & Katie From Chicago, IL','you guys were so friendly and it was comforting','Acampa (Raymond and Reynard),\r\n\r\nThank you both so much for a fantastic trip to the Toro Negro Rain Forest on Tuesday, June 2nd!  It was by far the most incredible thing I have ever done in my life.  The views, the vegetation, the serenity of it all was amazing.  I appreciated the knowledge you shared both on the ride to the rain forest and while we were hiking.  You guys were so friendly and it was comforting to see how important everyone\'s\r\nsafety and comfort was to you.\r\n\r\nYour adventure tour will be the first thing I recommend to anyone I know planning a trip to Puerto Rico.  Please keep me informed on the status of your proposed facebook page and if you would like pictures to include I have plenty to share!\r\n\r\nThanks again, you guys were great!\r\n\r\nMike Amsden and Katie Jacques\r\nChicago, IL\r\n\r\n','729877010444'),('Jay Cotterman July 28th, 2009','\"educational as well as inspirational\"','Hey Raymond and Raynard!!\r\n\r\nJust wanted to let you guys know that along with myself, my wife Bee, Chris, Kris, and Warren, we all had a blast with you two last Saturday(25th).  You guys were the best.  The tour was very educational as well as inspirational.  If only we could all have an office such as yours.  The tour, while not hard-core, certainly tested each of us in various ways.  My wife was very concerned about her participation before we started.  By the mid-way point of the tour, her confidence in herself continued to grow.  We had a great group and everyone was a lot of fun to be with.  We will definitely recommend the tour to anyone going to PR.  Thanks again for the wonderful day.  Jay\r\n','132805917353'),('Denise Flinn July 27, 2009','\"I enjoyed every second of it\"','Hello, there. Just wanted to say thanks for a great trip in the Toro Negro forest. Raymond and Raynard were excellent guides. We had a great day and I enjoyed every second of it. They were knowledgable about the flora and fauna (but didn\'t BS when they didn\'t know something which I appreciated). Raymond also gave me some great recommendations (coffee to try, place to eat and park to visit in San Juan) that made the rest of my trip just wonderful as well.  I am so glad I was able to do this tour and I will be sure to look you up again when I come back to Puerto Rico.  Would love to do the climbing tour or the caving tour when I have more time. Thanks again Acampa!\r\n\r\nDenise Flinn\r\n\r\n','250416217802'),('Ashlee Tate July 28th, 2009','\"best expierence we had on the island\"','Raymond, \r\n\r\nJust wanted to let you know just how much we enjoyed the hike.  That was by far the best expierence we had on the island.  I am now trying to talk JD into another visit next summer.  I am ready for a full day adventure!  Again thank you so much!\r\n','384742318333'),('Thanks!','Wesley Archer August 31rst,  2009','\r\nAs always, you delivered a truly wonderful nature adventure. Having gone on the Toro Negro tour two years ago, I thought it would only be new for my family, but it was a truly wonderful and new experience for me as well. I thought taking my wife and 8 year (boy/girl) olds twins out there would have been a challenge, but you embraced them and gave them confidence that they could meet the challenge. All they talk about is going back to do it again.\r\n\r\nI would like to tell you something very serious as well. I have been all around the world and have participated in tours and adventures from the most basic to the most adventurous and I believe your tours of Puerto Rico stand in a class all their own. What is special about the experience you provide is the opportunity to learn about the environment around us.\r\n\r\nWhether its hiking through a stream or to the next zip line, you take the time to ensure we not only know the names of the plants and insects, but also how important they are to the environment. So while, throughout the world, there are a million place to zip across a rain forest, I don\'t believe there is an experience that will match the richness of yours from a TRUE  educational and nature adventure! My children left Toro Negro with with not only a smile on their face that beats a Disney roller coaster but also a mind filled with the riches of Puerto Rico\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nThank You and Well Done!!\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nWesley Archer','70364516829'),('\"The Three Amigos\" 09/20/09','Mucaro 1/2 Day Adventure','Greetings!\r\n \r\nWe just wanted to thank Acampa for what was, and always will be our most memorable and insane eco-adventure in Puerto Rico!  \r\n \r\nRaymond and Reynor were very patient and capable in skillfully leading us through our half-day trek in the jungles of the Mucaro Canyon.  It was so much more than what we had expected and we\'re all extremely glad that we chose Acampa to guide us on our zipline adventure.  The experience was exhilarating and the scenery was amazing as we all faced our fears and came out triumphant in the end.  None of us could stop talking about it afterwards and still kept on about it even during our plane ride back to the mainland.  \r\n \r\nI, myself (Andy) have been ranting and raving about the experience to everyone back home here in Houston, TX, within earshot.  Our only regret was not choosing the full-day excursion, because the half-day (although crazy wicked) just wasn\'t enough (we didn\'t want it to end) and on our next rip to PR, you can bet that we\'re doing the full day tour for sure!\r\n \r\nMuchos gracias again to Raymond and Reynor!  You guys rock on so many levels of the awesome scale that it\'s sick!!  Till next time, braddaz!\r\n \r\nBest Regards,\r\nThe Three Amigos (Andy, Tyler and Calvin)','955533229141'),('Thank you, thank you, thank you!','Cindy and Matt Breeden 1/20/2010','Thank you, thank you, thank you!\r\nThat was one of the most hands on, fun, adventurist trip we have ever done. Raymond\r\nand Raynard were like family at the end of the day. They were just so full of\r\nknowledge, encouragement, and really cared about our safety (I guess that is why we\r\npay at the end). You guys did such a great job. They really seem to love their jobs.\r\nThere didn\'t seem to be any details left undone, from which leaf to use if you need\r\nto use the restroom, to the leaves you could use on cuts, to the flowers we could\r\neat, to the little visit to downtown with the locals, to the advice to prevent us\r\nfrom getting motion sickness while riding up the mountain, to the amazing authentic\r\nlunch, to the help climbing up the waterfalls, to the help ziplining down, to all\r\nthe conversations to and from the tour, etc...\r\nWe had so much fun and will surely tell all of our friends. \r\nThe new adventure that Raymond told us that you will be hopefully starting in about\r\na month sounds like it may top this one. Hopefully, when we come back we can do that\r\none too.\r\nThanks Acampa! You guys are awesome!\r\n\r\n..................Cindy and Matt Breeden :)','25189545396');
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Get to know the island from a new perspective, enjoying a drive through a scenic mountain road, taking you to the heart of the central mountainous region where hiking, zip-lining and refreshing river pools await.\r\n','','','','','','','','','473781917287','','','','',''),('MUCARO ZIPLINE RAINFOREST  1/2 DAY ADVENTURE ','972295525397t.jpg','Classic Adventure','972295525397.jpg','Any day of the week<br><br>\r\n\r\nPrice: $115 tax included<br>\r\n(adventure price $108+ %7tax=$115)\r\n<br><br>\r\nCHILDREN AND FAMILIES WELCOME!!!!<br>\r\n(min weight 55lbs/min age 8 year old)<br><br>\r\nAdventure Includes:<br>\r\n+Transportation from your hotel\r\n (San Juan area)<br>\r\n+Use of technical equipment\r\n (helmet,harness,pulleys and drybag)<br>  \r\n+ Rainforest Hiking<br>\r\n+ Waterfall & Jolla climbing<br>\r\n+ Zipline !!! (*5 total)<br> \r\n+ Private Reserve Property<br>\r\n+ Excellent Personalized Service\r\n<br><br>\r\nDuration: 1/2 Day Adventure<br>\r\nAM session (7am-12:15pm)<br><br>\r\n*for PM session, custom, private and corporate- contact us<br><br>\r\nWhat to Bring: \r\nDaypack, water, camera, snacks, close-toed shoes that can get wet (old sneakers are best), comfortable hiking clothes that can get wet (a bathing suit underneath is not a bad idea), a towel and change of dry clothes to leave in the van. From December to April we recommend to bring a wind breaker or wet shirt.<br><br>\r\n\r\n','Witness a place where rivers are born...<br><br> \r\n\r\nOnly a handful of places close to the Metropolitan Area have all the right components for total submersion in nature. Acampa’s Mucaro Rainforest and zip line adventure gives you the full nature experience in just half the time.<br><br>\r\n\r\nMucaro is a private land located just 40 minutes from San Juan.  Perched on the mountains on the edge of the Carite National rainforest, it is home to the birth of Rio Grande de Loiza, Puerto Rico’s largest river.<br><br> \r\n\r\nUpon your arrival to the property, you will be given your equipment and briefing. The adventure  begins by trekking upriver through boulders, waterfalls, and lush native flora. We will then continue our ascent by immersing ourselves in “Jollas”, which are steep and winding rock gullies where rainwater intermittently flows to feed the river below.  After reaching the top, you will continue through the forest alternating between 4 incredible zip lines under the canopy, hiking  and “jolla” and waterfall climbing, as you witness the ever-changing nature of an environment with severe rainfall.  You also will be sharing the forest with a myriad of native birds, whose chants and occasional fly by accompany the group along the way.<br><br>\r\n\r\nThe scale, pristine private location, and unique design of Mucaro River and Zip Line Adventure results in a great alternative for those who seek the full nature experience in just half a day, without compromising Acampa’s reputation for being Puerto Rico’s premier, safest and most creative provider for outdoor guided nature adventures.\r\n','','','6836230268621.jpg','Pure fresh water !!!','511958271282.jpg','Rainforest  Hiking','','','972295525397','972295525397l.jpg','','683623026862l1.jpg','51195827128l2.jpg',''),('FULL MOON ZIPLINE ADVENTURE','41150648309t.jpg','Custom Exclusive Adventure','532807612495.jpg',' Any night of the week, only for groups 8-12pp : <br><br>\r\nDuration:<br>5 hours (7:30pm - 1am)\r\n<br><br>\r\nPrice: <br> $169.00 per person with tax <br><br>\r\nActivities:<br>\r\nNight Rainforest guided hike, 4 unique amazing ziplines, Jolla Climbing and creek crossing.<br><br>\r\nIncludes: <br>\r\nPick up and drop off at your hotel in the San Juan area, use of technical equipment for the vertical elements, headlamp, local stew, beverages and local beer by the fire and excellent personalized service.<br><br>\r\nWhat to Bring: <br>Daypack, water, camera, close-toed shoes that can get wet (old sneakers are best), comfortable hiking clothes that can get wet (just if it rains), a towel and change of dry clothes to leave in the van.  From December to April we recommend to bring a wind breaker. ','Mucaro is a private land located just 40 minutes from San Juan.  Perched on the mountains on the edge of the Carite National rainforest, it is home to the birth of Rio Grande de Loiza, Puerto Rico’s largest river. \r\n\r\nThe \"Mucaro Full Moon\" Rainforest Zipline Adventure is the first and unique night nature adventure in Puerto Rico. It is a new experience challenge, both physical and mental. Only a handful of people will ever have the chance of immersing themselves in the unique night environment of the rain forest, treating their senses to nature\'s heightened night time state.\r\n\r\nUpon your arrival to the property, you will be given your equipment, headlamp and briefing.\r\n<br><br>\r\n\r\nLead by headlamps and bathed in filtered moonlight, you will trekk up the canyon along the river. We will climb to the top by doing \"jolla climbing\". Experience the rainforest night live residents and their sounds. \r\n\r\nYou will have the opportunity to do 4 unique amazing ziplines.  Ziplinning at night is an incredible sensation.  The ziplines are over jollas, waterfalls and inside the canopy forest.  \r\n\r\n As to be expected with Acampa, you will be in the company of experienced guides. \r\n\r\n Upon our return to the camp you will be treated to a traditional Puerto Rican stew, beverages, music and local beer by the bonfire.  Is is a great opportunity to relax and enjoy the moonlight, rainforest and your <br><br>\r\n \r\nThis is an adult only adventure (18 and over) and offered once every lunar cycle, so therefore space is very limited. \r\n','466095286300.jpg','','','','','','','','532807612495','532807612495l.jpg','46609528630l0.jpg','','',''),('EL YUNQUE RAINFOREST ECO GUIDED TOUR','45823426292t.jpg','Custom Adventure','45823426292.jpg','Custom Adventures are available any day of the week. <br><br>\r\nPrice: <br> Vary greatly depending on the number of people in your group and the itinerary of your day.  Starting at $85 per person plus tax with a 6pp minimum for a half day. Please call or e-mail us for more information and to talk about your ideas.','Discover the wonders of El Yunque Rainforest with our experienced guides. Nominated as one of the Seven Wonders of the world, this tropical rain forest was first set aside for protection by the Kingdom of Spain in 1876, making it one of the first natural reserves in the Western Hemisphere.<br><br> \r\n\r\nCurrently managed by the United States Forest Service, the Forest counts with over 28,000 contiguous acres within the Sierra de Luquillo. With peaks, escarpments, myriad streams and waterfalls, and a lush green vegetation representing various forest types, the National Forest is truly a scenic paradise.<br><br> \r\n\r\nIt is also a naturalist’s delight, with a diverse native flora and fauna which includes many species found nowhere else on the planet. It is home to over 1,000 species of plants (including mosses, ferns, vines, orchids, bromeliads, shrubs and trees), over 30 species of amphibians and reptiles, 11 species of bats, and 68 species of birds, including rare endemics such as the endangered Puerto Rican parrot. Other less conspicuous yet ecologically invaluable inhabitants are fungi and invertebrates, of which there are also many endemics.<br><br>\r\n\r\n Due to the region’s topography and varying rainfall patterns, the forest boasts four distinct vegetation zones: Tabonuco forest, Palo Colorado forest, Sierra Palm forest, and Cloud or Dwarf forest. <br><br>\r\n\r\n Our visits to the forest concentrate on hiking and natural history education, with the option of a refreshing soak in one of the many natural pools and waterfalls. We offer a half day guided hike customized to your physical condition and interests. On a half day excursion you could choose from a moderate hike at the lower elevations of the forest to a more challenging trek up to El Yunque peak at 3,500 ft. After this half day we are sure you will appreciate why El Yunque is one of our great national treasures.','','','','','','','','','642096122100','blank.jpg','','','',''),('TORO NEGRO RAINFOREST & WATERFALL ZIPLINE ADVENTURE','71416708568t.jpg','Classic Adventure','71416708568.jpg','Any day of the week<br><br>\r\n\r\nPrice: $159 tax included<br>\r\n(adventure price $149+ %7tax=$159)\r\n<br><br>\r\n\r\nAdventure Includes:<br>\r\n+Transportation from your hotel\r\n (San Juan area)<br>\r\n+Use of technical equipment\r\n (helmet,harness,pulleys and drybag)<br>  \r\n+ Rainforest Hiking<br>\r\n+ Second Highest Mountain in PR<br>\r\n+ Waterfall Climbing<br>\r\n+ Jump in the Hole!!<br>\r\n+ Homemade Puertorican Lunch <br>\r\n+ Fresh Fruit from Trees<br>\r\n+ Natural Spring Pools<br>\r\n+ ZIPLINES !!! (6 total)<br> \r\n+ A Complete Real Nature Adventure !<br>\r\n+ Private Pristine Reserve Property<br>\r\n+ Excellent Personalized Service\r\n<br><br>\r\nDuration: Full-Day Adventure<br>\r\nAM session (7am-6:00pm)<br><br>\r\n*for custom, private and corporate- contact us<br><br>\r\nWhat to Bring: \r\nDaypack, water, camera, close-toed shoes that can get wet (old sneakers are best), comfortable hiking clothes that can get wet (a bathing suit underneath is not a bad idea), a towel and change of dry clothes to leave in the van. From December to April we recommend to bring a wind breaker or wet shirt.<br><br>\r\n','Experience the thrill of a visit to the rooftop of Puerto Rico, a land of lush green vegetation, steep hillsides, and cascading waterfalls. Located at the second highest mountain in the Cordillera Central, the Toro Negro Rainforest is Puerto Rico’s highest rainforest reserve. Much less visited and about 1,000 feet higher than El Yunque rainforest. Toro Negro offers a more intimate rainforest and cultural experience with amazing views of its mountains and landscapes and the real country side.   \r\n<br><br>\r\nTo reach Toro Negro from the Metro Area requires about 90 minutes;  we drive south through the city of Caguas and up the mountains of Cayey , down to the coastal plains of the Caribbean coast to the town of Juana Díaz, where we then drive north and up the Central Cordillera through and incredible scenic mountain road to the Barrio Toro Negro of Ciales… our destination! \r\nThe adventure takes place at a private land adjacent to the National Forest.  Acampa is the one and only company that operates in the Toro Negro region. It begins as we hike down through a coffee plantation and enter Quebrada Rosa, a  tributary of the Toro Negro River. The Quebrada Rosa is a clear, pristine and unspoiled rainforest creek. Our adventure takes us upstream, through a series of waterfalls climbs, boulders and pools. Expect to get completely wet on this adventure!! The morning hike is a real challenging and fun experience as we scramble over boulders, along the water’s edge, across pools, and up the current. Before lunchtime, we will gear up with harness, ropes and helmet to climb up a higher waterfall to a secret pool above. \r\n<br><br>\r\nMidday, we will enjoy lunch under a rustic roof  in the open with a view of the rainforest. This meal will be prepared by a local family and will consist of typical authentic puertorican mountain dishes. Lunch with Acampa is always served buffet-style, so you can serve yourself as much or as little as you want.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAfter lunch, we will hike up through the rainforest for about 30 minutes and 600 feet of elevation, reaching the 3000ft above sea level.  During the hike up through a single steep trail you will learn about endemic and native trees, medicinal plants, toxic trees, wild orchids, survival tips and much more. But what better way to experience the rainforest than by zip-lining through it! We will make our way back to camp by a combination of short hikes and a series of zip-lines which cross above waterfalls and canyons.  You will have the opportunity to experience 6 incredible unique ziplines. The zip lines are over 125 ft. high above the waterfalls, crossing mountains, under the canopy and in the open valley , so the rides are both thrilling and stunning.   \r\n<br><br>\r\nAs an added treat, on this tour you will experience the delight of traditional Puerto Rican crops such as coffee, bananas, passion fruits, various citrus fruits and other native tropical fruits harvested right from the trees on the cultivated area of this land. Remember though that most fruits are seasonal so not all these fruits will be available on any given date.\r\n<br><br>\r\n<i>The description above depicts an average day on the Toro Negro Rainforest Adventure. Exact itineraries of Nature Adventures are always subject to change without notice based on guides’ judgment.\r\n<br><br>This adventure requires a “moderate+-difficult” level of fitness. You can expect to hike over sustained hills, wade through moving water, hike on slippery and uneven terrain, scramble and climb over wet rocks, and travel along steep ledges. Due to size restrictions on our harnesses and other vertical equipment, we are not able to accommodate people weighing over 230lbs and or bigger than 38 inch of waist on climbing and zip-lining elements of our tours. \r\n\r\n\r\n','','','401676494051.jpg','Pure fresh water !!!','879413598712.jpg','Pura vida !','5211107102703.jpg','Up River Trekking','71416708568','71416708568l.jpg','','40167649405l1.jpg','87941359871l2.jpg','521110710270l3.jpg'),('MONA ISLAND EXPEDITION','904049031532t.jpg','Custom Adventure\r\n \r\n\r\n','949393618902.jpg','April-July.<br> \r\nCustom Expedition only.<br> \r\nPlease plan 8 weeks in advance.<br>\r\n<br><br>\r\nDuration:<br>4 days and 3 nights\r\n<br><br>\r\nPrice: <br>\r\nVaries greatly depending on the number of people in your group and the itinerary of your expedition.  Please call or e-mail us for more information and to talk about your ideas.\r\n<br><br>\r\nIncludes: <br>Camping equipment, helmet, lantern, ground/marine transportation and meals. Professional photographer will provide a CD with pictures from the expedition.','<B>All Inclusive Expedition Package !!!!! </B><br>\r\nExplore the island\'s natural history, archeology, and lore <br>\r\n-Cave Exploration <br>\r\n-Guided Hiking Adventures ( trails / cliffs )<br>\r\n-White Sand Pristine Beaches just for you <br>\r\n-Incredible Wildlife Viewing (many endemics) <br>\r\n-Leisure time for individual pursuit <br>\r\n-Ground Transportation <br>\r\n-Charter Transportation to Island <br>\r\n-All Equipment  Included ( camping / cave )<br>\r\n-All meals and refreshments included <br>\r\n\r\n<i>Roughing it with all comforts!</i><br>\r\nExperience a unique lifetime opportunity <br>\r\n<br>\r\nLimited space available <br>\r\n(limit group size 10pp)<br>\r\n<br>\r\nAll Inclusive Package <br>\r\n-for more information please email or call us 787-706-0695 <br>\r\n<br>\r\nNote: <br>\r\nMona island has little infrastructure <br>\r\n(no electricity or drinking water)<br>\r\nExtreme weather conditions <br>\r\nParticipants should have good health and physical condition <br>\r\n<br>\r\n<br>\r\nMore information:<br>\r\nKnown as the Galápagos of the Caribbean, Mona is a limestone island pierced by many caves and populated by a unique flora and fauna. Come to Mona and hear the legends and stories of a rich past as lived by  Taíno indians, pirates, and guano harvesters. \r\n\r\nThe secluded Island of Mona, known as the ultimate lost paradise, is located 45 miles off the west coast of Puerto Rico and is a natural reserve.\r\n\r\nThis exciting expedition begins with a charter boat trip to Mona Island, where we will set our camping site in a beautiful and secluded beach.\r\n\r\nMona Island is one of the places with the most caves and caverns by square mile in the planet.  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It is abundant with marine life, such as dolphins, turtles, manatees, tropical fish, and coral reefs.<br><br>\r\n\r\nThe topography of the island is a combination of white sand beaches, incredible limestone cliffs, and multiple caves, with its highest point reaching 300 feet above sea level.<br><br>\r\n \r\nCaja de Muerto was first inhabited by indigenous cultures, then by pirates, corsairs, prisoner sailors, and the Spanish regime. Since 1981, after centuries of history, it is one of Puerto Rico’s Natural Reserves.<br><br>\r\n\r\nThis is an Acampa Nature Adventures unique and exclusive experience. It begins at La Guancha in Ponce, where you will be welcomed and transferred into a private charter boat. Fresh, hot Puerto Rican coffee with local bread and fruit juices will be awaiting you. The boat ride is about 40 minutes at sea.<br><br>\r\n\r\nReady to take a plunge? Kayaks wait at open sea! We will jump off the boat and paddle our way towards the northwest coast of the island, kayaking west along diverse coastlines and pristine beaches, and enjoying the marine life in the shallow clear waters. The kayaks will be left at shore upon reaching the first checkpoint, where we will then gear up and hike to the highest peak of the island on a trail through the green cactus forest.<br><br>\r\n\r\nAt the top there is an 1887 Spanish lighthouse with one of the best panoramic views of PR. We will relax for a few minutes and enjoy fresh fruits before we get ready to explore Capt. Almeida’s cave, named after one of the most famous corsairs of the south coast. <br><br>\r\n\r\nAfter exploring the cave and hiking down, we will kayak west on the coast for a longer paddle towards our next destination, Pelicano Beach, where a typical Puerto Rican BBQ beach lunch awaits. 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Located in the mountainous center of the island, the Toro Negro Rainforest is Puerto Rico’s “other” rainforest reserve. Much less visited and about 1,000 feet higher than El Yunque, Toro Negro offers a more intimate island experience with amazing views of its mountains and landscapes. \r\n<br><br>\r\nTo reach Toro Negro from the Metro Area requires about 90 minutes;  we drive south through the city of Caguas and up the mountains of Cayey , down to the coastal plains of the Caribbean to the town of Juana Díaz, where we then drive north and up  the Central Cordillera through the town of Villalba to the Barrio Toro Negro of Ciales… our destination! \r\nThe adventure begins as we enter Quebrada Rosa, a tributary of the Toro Negro River. The Quebrada Rosa is a clear, unspoiled creek that is flanked by thick vegetation. Our hike takes us upstream, through a series of waterfalls and pools where we will enjoy time to wade and relax in the cool, tropical water. Expect to get completely wet on this adventure!! The morning hike is a challenging and fun experience as we scramble over boulders, along the water’s edge, across pools, and through the current. Before lunchtime, we will don harnesses to climb up a  waterfall to a pool above. \r\n<br><br>\r\nMidday, we will enjoy lunch under roof cover in the middle of a local “finca,” or farm. This meal will be prepared by a local family and will consist of typical Creole dishes, which may include rice with pigeon peas, chicken, ribs, Puerto Rican sweet potatoes, or beans. Lunch with Acampa is always served buffet-style, so you can serve yourself as much or as little as you want.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAfter lunch, we will hike up through the rainforest enjoying the local vegetation and views of the mountains and forests. But what better way to experience the landscape than by zip-lining through it! We will make our way back to camp by a combination of short hikes and a series of zip-lines which cross the creek’s small canyon. The zip lines average about 200 ft. each and you will have a chance to do at least five rides. The zip lines are over 60 ft. above the creek, so the rides are both thrilling and stunning, offering a good burst of adrenaline and amazing views.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAs an added treat, on this tour you will experience the delight of traditional Puerto Rican crops such as coffee, bananas, passion fruits, various citrus fruits and other native tropical fruits harvested right from the trees on the cultivated land of this finca. Remember though that most fruits are seasonal so not all these fruits will be available on any given date.\r\n<br><br>\r\n<i>The description above depicts an average day on the Toro Negro Rainforest Adventure. Exact itineraries of Nature Adventures are always subject to change without notice based on guides’ judgment.\r\n<br><br>This adventure requires a “moderate/high” level of fitness. You can expect to hike over sustained hills, wade through moving water, walk on slippery and uneven terrain, scramble and climb over wet rocks, and travel along steep ledges. Due to size restrictions on our harnesses and other vertical equipment, we are not able to accommodate people weighing over 230lbs on rappelling or zip-lining elements of our tours. \r\n\r\n\r\n','','','6003046290231.jpg','Swim and wade in tropical pools','','','2823111271583.jpg','* Special Service - Rappelling*','56925618334','blank.jpg'),('ORGANIC TANAMA CAVE & ZIPLINE ADVENTURE','743975531660t.jpg','Classic Adventure','920659731318.jpg','Any day of the week, as long as there are at least 6 people signed up. <br>\r\n<br>\r\nDuration:<br>One complete day (7am - 6pm)\r\n<br><br>\r\nPrice: <br> $149 per person, plus tax<br><br>\r\nIncludes: <br>\r\nPick up and drop off at your hotel in the San Juan area, use of technical equipment for the vertical elements, a delicious homemade lunch, and expert guides for the day.<br><br>\r\nWhat to Bring: <br>Daypack, water, camera, close-toed shoes that can get wet (old sneakers are best), comfortable hiking clothes that can get wet (a bathing suit underneath is not a bad idea), a towel and change of dry clothes to leave in the van.','Experience the magic of the Río Tanamá (Tanamá River) as it snakes through limestone hills and caverns in the Karst region of Puerto Rico.  On this adventure you will explore the very heart of the island of Puerto Rico, an enchanting and awe-inspiring river valley unknown to most modern Puerto Ricans, but with a rich history dating back to the Taíno people who inhabited the island peacefully for centuries prior to the arrival of the Spanish in the 1490’s.  <br><br>\r\n\r\nThe Tanamá River Adventure takes you through cultivated lands and into a beautiful lush forest down to the river valley. We’ll use the river as our trail, enjoying the cool tropical water as we hike and wade our way between the limestone hills, exploring dramatic arched cave formations and admiring nature’s power in carving this dramatic valley.  Before heading to lunch, we’ll embark on a hike up and then through one of the limestone hills that define Puerto Rican’s Karst region.  We will traverse the hill through a cave tunnel, complete with impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations.  <br><br>\r\n\r\nLunch on the Organic Tanamá adventure is a true privilege.  We will join the Pérez family in their self-sustained, solar-powered home and eat a fresh-cooked, organic, vegetarian meal featuring food grown right there on the land we’ve been exploring.  Even the most die-hard meat-eaters rave about the food at Jorge and Denisse’s house (see our testimonials), and lunch with Acampa is always served buffet-style so you can serve yourself as much or as little as you want. You will not leave this lunch hungry, that’s for sure. <br><br>\r\n\r\nAfter lunch, we’ll get our hearts pumping pure adrenaline as we zip line through and out of the farm \"El Batey del Cemí\". Our zip lines cross over the farm and across the river for a total of at least 5 rides and over 1,500 ft. of cable! 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The driving time to the Organic Tanamá River and Cave Adventure is approximately 90 minutes.  \r\n','','','302341417661.jpg','Bodyraft through rock formations','','','9580391318773.jpg','*Special  Service - Rappelling*','30234141766','blank.jpg'),('EL YUNQUE RAINFOREST','45823426292t.jpg','Custom Adventure','45823426292.jpg','Custom Adventures are available any day of the week. <br><br>\r\nPrice: <br> Vary greatly depending on the number of people in your group and the itinerary of your day.  Starting at $85 per person plus tax for a half day, $149 per person plus tax for a full day.  Full day tours include lunch.  Please call or e-mail us for more information and to talk about your ideas.','Discover the wonders of the Caribbean National Forest with our experienced guides. Locally known as El Yunque, this tropical rain forest was first set aside for protection by the Kingdom of Spain in 1876, making it one of the first natural reserves in the Western Hemisphere. Currently managed by the United States Forest Service, the Forest counts with over 28,000 contiguous acres within the Sierra de Luquillo. With peaks, escarpments, myriad streams and waterfalls, and a lush green vegetation representing various forest types, the National Forest is truly a scenic paradise. It is also a naturalist’s delight, with a diverse native flora and fauna which includes many species found nowhere else on the planet. It is home to over 1,000 species of plants (including mosses, ferns, vines, orchids, bromeliads, shrubs and trees), over 30 species of amphibians and reptiles, 11 species of bats, and 68 species of birds, including rare endemics such as the endangered Puerto Rican parrot. Other less conspicuous yet ecologically invaluable inhabitants are fungi and invertebrates, of which there are also many endemics. Due to the region’s topography and varying rainfall patterns, the forest boasts four distinct vegetation zones: Tabonuco forest, Palo Colorado forest, Sierra Palm forest, and Cloud or Dwarf forest. To enjoy this reserve the Forest Service maintains 13 marked trails representing various levels of difficulty, ranging from easy strolls and leisure hikes to demanding treks up to the mountain peaks. Our visits to the forest concentrate on hiking and natural history education, with the option of a refreshing soak in one of the many natural pools and waterfalls. We offer either half day or full day excursions customized to your physical condition and interests. On a half day excursion you could choose from a moderate hike at the lower elevations of the forest to a more challenging trek up to El Yunque peak at 3,500 ft. On a full day excursion you could have the chance to experience all four forest types within the reserve. Full day excursions include a lunch in the forest. 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Located in the mountainous center of the island, the Toro Negro Rainforest is Puerto Rico’s “other” rainforest reserve. Much less visited and about 1,000 feet higher than El Yunque, Toro Negro offers a more intimate island experience with amazing views of its mountains and landscapes. \r\n<br><br>\r\nTo reach Toro Negro from the Metro Area requires about 90 minutes;  we drive south through the city of Caguas and up the mountains of Cayey , down to the coastal plains of the Caribbean to the town of Juana Díaz, where we then drive north and up  the Central Cordillera through the town of Villalba to the Barrio Toro Negro of Ciales… our destination! \r\nThe adventure begins as we enter Quebrada Rosa, a tributary of the Toro Negro River. The Quebrada Rosa is a clear, unspoiled creek that is flanked by thick vegetation. Our hike takes us upstream, through a series of waterfalls and pools where we will enjoy time to wade and relax in the cool, tropical water. Expect to get completely wet on this adventure!! The morning hike is a challenging and fun experience as we scramble over boulders, along the water’s edge, across pools, and through the current. Before lunchtime, we will don harnesses to climb up a  waterfall to a pool above. \r\n<br><br>\r\nMidday, we will enjoy lunch under roof cover in the middle of a local “finca,” or farm. This meal will be prepared by a local family and will consist of typical Creole dishes, which may include rice with pigeon peas, chicken, ribs, Puerto Rican sweet potatoes, or beans. Lunch with Acampa is always served buffet-style, so you can serve yourself as much or as little as you want.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAfter lunch, we will hike up through the rainforest enjoying the local vegetation and views of the mountains and forests. But what better way to experience the landscape than by zip-lining through it! We will make our way back to camp by a combination of short hikes and a series of zip-lines which cross the creek’s small canyon. The zip lines average about 200 ft. each and you will have a chance to do at least five rides. The zip lines are over 60 ft. above the creek, so the rides are both thrilling and stunning, offering a good burst of adrenaline and amazing views.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAs an added treat, on this tour you will experience the delight of traditional Puerto Rican crops such as coffee, bananas, passion fruits, various citrus fruits and other native tropical fruits harvested right from the trees on the cultivated land of this finca. Remember though that most fruits are seasonal so not all these fruits will be available on any given date.\r\n<br><br>\r\n<i>The description above depicts an average day on the Toro Negro Rainforest Adventure. Exact itineraries of Nature Adventures are always subject to change without notice based on guides’ judgment.\r\n<br><br>This adventure requires a “moderate/high” level of fitness. You can expect to hike over sustained hills, wade through moving water, walk on slippery and uneven terrain, scramble and climb over wet rocks, and travel along steep ledges. Due to size restrictions on our harnesses and other vertical equipment, we are not able to accommodate people weighing over 230lbs on rappelling or zip-lining elements of our tours. \r\n\r\n\r\n','','','6003046290231.jpg','Swim and wade in tropical pools','','','2823111271583.jpg','* Special Service - Rappelling*','56925618334','blank.jpg','','','',''),('ORGANIC TANAMA CAVE & ZIPLINE ADVENTURE','743975531660t.jpg','Classic Adventure','920659731318.jpg','Any day of the week, as long as there are at least 6 people signed up. <br>\r\n<br>\r\nDuration:<br>One complete day (7am - 6pm)\r\n<br><br>\r\nPrice: <br> $149 per person, plus tax<br><br>\r\nIncludes: <br>\r\nPick up and drop off at your hotel in the San Juan area, use of technical equipment for the vertical elements, a delicious homemade lunch, and expert guides for the day.<br><br>\r\nWhat to Bring: <br>Daypack, water, camera, close-toed shoes that can get wet (old sneakers are best), comfortable hiking clothes that can get wet (a bathing suit underneath is not a bad idea), a towel and change of dry clothes to leave in the van.','Experience the magic of the Río Tanamá (Tanamá River) as it snakes through limestone hills and caverns in the Karst region of Puerto Rico.  On this adventure you will explore the very heart of the island of Puerto Rico, an enchanting and awe-inspiring river valley unknown to most modern Puerto Ricans, but with a rich history dating back to the Taíno people who inhabited the island peacefully for centuries prior to the arrival of the Spanish in the 1490’s.  <br><br>\r\n\r\nThe Tanamá River Adventure takes you through cultivated lands and into a beautiful lush forest down to the river valley. We’ll use the river as our trail, enjoying the cool tropical water as we hike and wade our way between the limestone hills, exploring dramatic arched cave formations and admiring nature’s power in carving this dramatic valley.  Before heading to lunch, we’ll embark on a hike up and then through one of the limestone hills that define Puerto Rican’s Karst region.  We will traverse the hill through a cave tunnel, complete with impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations.  <br><br>\r\n\r\nLunch on the Organic Tanamá adventure is a true privilege.  We will join the Pérez family in their self-sustained, solar-powered home and eat a fresh-cooked, organic, vegetarian meal featuring food grown right there on the land we’ve been exploring.  Even the most die-hard meat-eaters rave about the food at Jorge and Denisse’s house (see our testimonials), and lunch with Acampa is always served buffet-style so you can serve yourself as much or as little as you want. You will not leave this lunch hungry, that’s for sure. <br><br>\r\n\r\nAfter lunch, we’ll get our hearts pumping pure adrenaline as we zip line through and out of the farm \"El Batey del Cemí\". Our zip lines cross over the farm and across the river for a total of at least 5 rides and over 1,500 ft. of cable! At the end of the day you will have a chance for a refreshing swim in the river. <br><br>\r\n\r\nAs an added treat, on this tour you will experience the delight of traditional Puerto Rican crops such as bananas and citrus fruits right from the trees on the cultivated land around our adventure site. <br><br>\r\n\r\n<i>The description above depicts an average day on the Tanamá River Adventure.  Exact itineraries of Nature Adventures are always subject to change without notice based on guides’ judgment.   <br><br>\r\n\r\nThis adventure requires a “moderate” level of fitness.  You can expect to hike over sustained hills, wade through moving water, and walk on slippery and uneven terrain.  Due to size restrictions on our harnesses and other vertical equipment, we are not able to accommodate people weighing over 230lbs on rappelling or zip-lining elements of our tours.  The driving time to the Organic Tanamá River and Cave Adventure is approximately 90 minutes.  \r\n','','','302341417661.jpg','Bodyraft through rock formations','','','9580391318773.jpg','*Special  Service - Rappelling*','30234141766','blank.jpg','','','',''),('EL YUNQUE RAINFOREST','45823426292t.jpg','Custom Adventure','45823426292.jpg','Custom Adventures are available any day of the week. <br><br>\r\nPrice: <br> Vary greatly depending on the number of people in your group and the itinerary of your day.  Starting at $85 per person plus tax for a half day, $149 per person plus tax for a full day.  Full day tours include lunch.  Please call or e-mail us for more information and to talk about your ideas.','Discover the wonders of the Caribbean National Forest with our experienced guides. Locally known as El Yunque, this tropical rain forest was first set aside for protection by the Kingdom of Spain in 1876, making it one of the first natural reserves in the Western Hemisphere. Currently managed by the United States Forest Service, the Forest counts with over 28,000 contiguous acres within the Sierra de Luquillo. With peaks, escarpments, myriad streams and waterfalls, and a lush green vegetation representing various forest types, the National Forest is truly a scenic paradise. It is also a naturalist’s delight, with a diverse native flora and fauna which includes many species found nowhere else on the planet. It is home to over 1,000 species of plants (including mosses, ferns, vines, orchids, bromeliads, shrubs and trees), over 30 species of amphibians and reptiles, 11 species of bats, and 68 species of birds, including rare endemics such as the endangered Puerto Rican parrot. Other less conspicuous yet ecologically invaluable inhabitants are fungi and invertebrates, of which there are also many endemics. Due to the region’s topography and varying rainfall patterns, the forest boasts four distinct vegetation zones: Tabonuco forest, Palo Colorado forest, Sierra Palm forest, and Cloud or Dwarf forest. To enjoy this reserve the Forest Service maintains 13 marked trails representing various levels of difficulty, ranging from easy strolls and leisure hikes to demanding treks up to the mountain peaks. Our visits to the forest concentrate on hiking and natural history education, with the option of a refreshing soak in one of the many natural pools and waterfalls. We offer either half day or full day excursions customized to your physical condition and interests. On a half day excursion you could choose from a moderate hike at the lower elevations of the forest to a more challenging trek up to El Yunque peak at 3,500 ft. On a full day excursion you could have the chance to experience all four forest types within the reserve. Full day excursions include a lunch in the forest. 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Professional photographer will provide a CD with pictures from the expedition.','<B>All Inclusive Expedition Package !!!!! </B><br>\r\nExplore the island\'s natural history, archeology, and lore <br>\r\n-Cave Exploration <br>\r\n-Guided Hiking Adventures ( trails / cliffs )<br>\r\n-White Sand Pristine Beaches just for you <br>\r\n-Incredible Wildlife Viewing (many endemics) <br>\r\n-Leisure time for individual pursuit <br>\r\n-Ground Transportation <br>\r\n-Charter Transportation to Island <br>\r\n-All Equipment  Included ( camping / cave )<br>\r\n-All meals and refreshments included <br>\r\n\r\n<i>Roughing it with all comforts!</i><br>\r\nExperience a unique lifetime opportunity <br>\r\n<br>\r\nLimited space available <br>\r\n(limit group size 16pp)<br>\r\n<br>\r\nAll Inclusive Package <B>$979.00</B> pp  <br>\r\n-for more information please email or call us 787-706-0695 <br>\r\n<br>\r\nnote: <br>\r\nMona island has little infrastructure <br>\r\n(no electricity or drinking water)<br>\r\nExtreme weather conditions <br>\r\nParticipants should have good health and physical condition <br>\r\n<br>\r\n<br>\r\nmore information:<br>\r\nKnown as the Galápagos of the Caribbean, Mona is a limestone island pierced by many caves and populated by a unique flora and fauna. 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This price includes a private Catamaran to the island, lunch, an expert guide, and a lot of relaxation and fun.','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. 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The flora and fauna of the park is that characteristic of the Karst terrain of northern Puerto Rico - great place to observe native and endemic birds and reptiles. On this excursion you will have the opportunity to hike through a forest of native species of trees, shrubs, vines, lianas, and other epiphytes. We will hike to the top of a limestone hill or mogote  exploring beautiful rock formations, and the local flora and fauna. For those who are willing and so desire, there are plenty of rock climbing opportunities. Many routes have been established and are constantly maintained by the local climbing community. After enjoying expansive views of the San Juan Bay area you will rappel 60ft down rock walls.\r\nThis half day excursion is ideal for those pressed for time (for example cruise ship visitors) or those mainly interested in doing climbing and rappelling. 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