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.

Explore every place
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.

Prepare visit

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.