How Do You Visit El Yunque In Puerto Rico?
Rain forests are treasure troves for the planet’s fragile ecosystems. Not only do trees and plants breathe rejuvenating oxygen into the atmosphere, but within their darken depths are hidden animals and insects and flowers. Exploring these vast forests can be an adventurer’s delight, but not every curious soul is quite ready to battle the jaguars, or hundreds of thousands of spiders and snakes of the Amazon. For those with tamer tastes in adventure, there is a good compromise. Puerto Rico is home to the only sub-tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System: El Yunque. Prepare for a proper hike. You will be going into a rain forest so, no surprise, you can expect rain. However, if you are driving and taking a tour directed hike, rain gear isn’t really necessary. Most storms are swift and passing and may well relieve the heat of the day. Plus, tropical breezes make for an excellent blow dryer. Do wear sneakers and bug repellent and bring along a bottle of water. Bring a camera,
