Find a maritime museum and dolphin-spotting platform at this lighthouse in Rincon.

Comprised of three headlands that extend into the Atlantic ocean, this nature reserve encompasses seven different ecosystems including forests, beaches and offshore coral reefs.

Much of the land area on the island of Culebra and the outlying islands is designated as a wildlife reserve, which is designed to protect important seabird colonies and turtle-nesting sites in Puerto Rico.

The Guanica Dry reserve is fairly easy to get to, although the road has a lot of switchbacks and is very narrow but in good repair. The gates close on Sundays, but a lot of cars park outside during...

The one fact most folks know about Vieques --if they know even one-- is that the U.S. Navy used it for target practice.  But the real fact is that only the tiny, easternmost tip of the island was...

One of fourteen forest reserves on the island, which features the peak Cerro de Punta and a number of hiking trails.

Located in the coastal plain of southwestern Puerto Rico, this area is classified as a subtropical dry forest and known for its fabulous birdwatching opportunities.

Find this hatchery in Mayaguez.

Follow the mountain roads to this preserve where you’ll find La Torre de Piedra, the stone tower.

A Ponce forest and sea life preserve that’s a far cry from sepulchral.

The only large-scale zoo in Puerto Rico, this 45-acre tropical attraction is home to a wide variety of animals including elephants, hippos and exotic birds and reptiles.

Located six miles offshore, La Paguera Wall is a giant coral reef extending more than 20 miles and dropping at a maximum depth of 1,500 feet.

A protected tract home to the sapo concho, a toad thought to have been extinct.

The Mona Passage is an aprox. 100 mile wide stretch of water that separates Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic. The waters of the Mona Passage are notorious for being rough, as you can imagine...

One of the best bird-watching places on Puerto Rico, this region is a tropical dry coastal forest that features a strangely beautiful collection of twisted, bonsai-like trees and tall cacti.

Find the Rincon Lighthouse, the Maritime Museum and if you’re lucky, humpback whales, by this park.