Only on Tuesdays, Fort San Cristobal offers a folkloric show for the same $3 pp entrance fee. The show is really nice. It takes about an hour. It is not formal and it is done in the main square of the fort. You must get to the fort by 5pm, so you can see the fort on your own, then see the show at 5pm. Then, Royal Coach will privide you with a tour of old and new San.
Victor Balbin has been operating tours in San Juan, Puerto Rico since 1993. Victor has been a government certified bilingual tour guide since 1988. Presently a member of the educational committee of the hotel school in San Juan, his commitment to his clients is excellence and professionalism. This previous elementary public school teacher plays guitar in his spare time, and incorporates his love of music into his tours. In fact, he likes to see tourist singing the local songs while he offers them the ultimate tour of his enchanted island.
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The Caribbean National Forest (El Yunque). 28,000 acres of the most beautiful Rain Forest in the world. There are 240 native tree species (23 of them found only in El Yunque), 88 Rare tree species, 50 native orchids and 150 types of ferns.- Picture Right
Castillo de San Felipe del Morro: a World Heritage elite by the United Nations in 1933. El Morro means 'promontory', to keep seaborne enemies out of San Juan. Here, 400 years of Spain in Puerto Rico comes alive.
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