The interior of Puerto Rico is rugged and wild. Called Karst country, the mountains are very steep and rocky, and remind one of numerous hay stacks grouped together - although much larger. Through this mountainous country runs a river known as the Tanamá. Remote, due to the almost impassable nature of the mountains, the Tanamá snakes it's way to the ocean. Cutting through solid rock, the river has formed vertical walled canyons, as well as caves that pass directly under mountains. We are unlike other adventure providers who take you out for only a few hours, this two day "canyoneering" trip is not for the faint-hearted. The expedition involves backpacking in the mountains, strenuous hiking and swimming in the river, and venturing through bat-filled caves. Beautiful waterfalls, giant tree ferns, and greenery beyond belief are included!

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