Trip planner

One island.
Many routes.

Combine time, region, and interest to organize an initial route among forests, wetlands, mangroves, and salt flats. Every stop links to a guide you can review before leaving.

The route connects landscapes and guides; always confirm access, hours, weather, and official alerts before leaving.

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01How much time do you have?
02What do you want to prioritize?
03Where are you starting?

Your starting route

Download the field checklist ↓
01
Rainforest

El Yunque

Listen across forest layers; rain and wind change how easily birds are detected.

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02
Karst and forest

Río Abajo State Forest

A key stop for understanding karst, forest birds, and the parrot recovery program.

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03
Montane forest

Maricao State Forest

Add elevation, wet forest, and localized species to a western route.

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04
Dry forest and scrub

Guánica Dry Forest

Begin early: shade, temperature, and responsible listening matter as much as the checklist.

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Confirm access, hours, weather, and alerts with the organization managing each site. This route organizes habitats and possibilities; it never guarantees a species or justifies approaching nests or repeated playback.