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This tour lasts approximately 7 hours.

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Puerto Rico

Coffee & Waterfalls Tour: from the mountains to the cup

★★★★★ 5.0

7 hours

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Overview

Discover the magic of Puerto Rico’s central mountains on our Coffee & Waterfalls Tour in Ciales — a full-sensory adventure that combines rich coffee culture with breathtaking nature.

Nicknamed the town of coffee, Ciales is home to some of the island’s finest single-origin coffee. On this tour, you’ll visit two small, family-owned coffee farms and two small coffee shops, where you’ll learn firsthand about the coffee-making process — from bean to cup — and enjoy fresh tastings along the way.

We’ll also explore two of the area’s hidden gems: Cascada Las Delicias, a picturesque accessible waterfall tucked deep in the forest, and Charco de Doña Juana.

Whether you’re a coffee lover, nature enthusiast, or just looking to experience authentic Puerto Rico, this tour offers the perfect mix of culture, flavor, and adventure.

Small group experience
Perfect for: Nature lovers • Coffee enthusiasts • Small groups
Level: Easy – suitable for all fitness levels

* Duration: includes driving time *

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What's Included

✓ Included

Air-conditioned vehicle
Cup of coffee at Fincafe and Pangea

✗ Not Included

Lunch
Soda/Pop
Snacks

Itinerary

Stop 1

This small-woman-owned coffee shop was founded in 2024 by Ruth Mariel, a barista with a love for coffee and Ciales. This coffee shop uses locally grown, single-origin, gourmet beans form Ciales. This coffee shop showcases the innovation and passion of the new generation of coffee roasters.

Stop 2

A hidden gem where small-batch, specialty coffee is grown with love and precision. This tree-house coffee shop owned by brothers Ian Karlo and Ian Manuel, located at Finca La Niña offers a delicious coffee with a view of the Cordillera Central. *Coffee tasting included in this spot*

Stop 3

Chorro de Doña Juana is one of Puerto Rico’s most stunning natural waterfalls, tucked into the lush mountains of Orocovis, right on the scenic PR-149 road that connects Ciales and Villalba. This three-tiered cascade drops over 100 feet, creating natural pools perfect for cooling off after a mountain drive. -Photo stop

Stop 4

Cascada Las Delicias is a hidden gem in the lush mountains of Ciales, Puerto Rico. Nestled in a serene forested area, this beautiful waterfall flows into a natural swimming pool surrounded by rocks and tropical vegetation, making it a perfect spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy the refreshing mountain waters. Accessible via a short and scenic walk, Las Delicias offers visitors a peaceful escape into nature, with the soothing sound of cascading water and the vibrant greenery of Puerto Rico’s central mountains all around. Its name, “Las Delicias,” reflects the delight of experiencing such a tranquil and enchanting natural setting.

Stop 5

Bosque Toro Negro is Puerto Rico’s largest and highest tropical rainforest, stretching across the central mountains near Ciales and Jayuya. This lush forest is home to diverse flora and fauna, from towering trees and rare orchids to coquí frogs and native birds, making it a paradise for nature lovers, hikers, and eco-tourists. The cool mountain air and dense greenery create a serene escape from city life. Within this forest, Charco Dos Bocas is a picturesque natural swimming hole fed by cascading mountain streams. Its crystal-clear waters, surrounded by rocks and forest, invite visitors to swim, relax, or simply enjoy the soothing sounds of nature. Accessible via a short hike, Charco Dos Bocas is a perfect spot for a refreshing break while exploring the Toro Negro community and the breathtaking central mountains of Puerto Rico.

Stop 6

Río La Planta is a scenic river in the lush hills of Arecibo, Puerto Rico, known for its crystal-clear waters, natural pools, and surrounding tropical vegetation. Its calm sections and gentle cascades make it an ideal spot for swimming, wading, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature. The river winds through a vibrant landscape of ferns, palms, and towering trees, creating a refreshing escape from city life. Locals and visitors alike appreciate Río La Planta for its combination of beauty, accessibility, and the soothing sounds of flowing water, making it a perfect stop for nature lovers exploring Puerto Rico’s northern rivers.