El Yunque National Forest
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Culture and History / History / Landscape / Flora and fauna / Climate / Travel to El Yunque National Forest, visa requirements / FeesFPermits / Get around / El Yunque National Forest attractions and sightseeing / City tours / Shopping, El Yunque National Forest souvenirs / Good restaurants and cheap meals / El Yunque National Forest nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Hotels, youth hostels, lodging / Lodging / Camping / Backcountry / Stay safe / Get outEl Yunque National Forest [1] is in Puerto Rico .
Culture and History
History
Landscape
Flora and fauna
Climate
El Yunque National Forest is a cool, mountainous, and sub-tropical rainforest. The eastern portion of the Luquillo mountains get the most rain.
Travel to El Yunque National Forest - Visa Requirements
Fees/Permits
There are no entrance fees to visit the forest, you just drive up, though El Portal Visitors Center cost $3 per person. A Forest Service one-hour guided tour cost a $5 donation.
Tours and Getting around El Yunque National Forest
El Yunque National Forest tourist attractions and sightseeing
- The El Yunque Art Gallery features very organic paintings and constructions by its artist, David. Located in Palmer a town on the highway road 191 near El Yunque.
El Yunque National Forest city tours
they have rainforests where you can hike,go kayaking,and guided scuba diving.
El Yunque National Forest souvenirs and shopping
El Yunque National Forest Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive
El Yunque National Forest nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs
El Yunque National Forest cheap and luxurious hotels, youth hostels and lodging
Lodging
- Casa Cubuy. Billed as an "eco lodge", this is a relatively affordable retreat set on the southern outskirts of the forest. There is a waterfall a few hundred yards downhill from the resort and as the only access to it is the path from the lodge you have it all to yourself (and other lodge guests). Or, you can sit on a balcony and look out at a 180 degree sweep of rainforest covered hillsides. There are community-style meals served at the lodge and the kitchen is more than competent.
Camping
Backcountry
Stay safe
Get out
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