Tunnels In Puerto Rico at Xavier Guerard blog

Tunnels In Puerto Rico. Head to puerto rico's guajataca forest reserve, nearby lake, historic train tunnel and beach for a little holiday adventure — minus the tourist crowds. It is located on the western edge of the well known. Continue walking, and you will end up in a secluded. Discover the enchanting mangrove tunnels of la parguera, puerto rico. The guajataca tunnel formally named el tunel de guajataca, is officially located in the town of isabela. After the tunnel, you can explore some little caves and hidden areas in the path. This puerto rican original railroad tunnel is often called el tunel de guajataca. This is an old train tunnel built to help transport sugar cane. In order to make the railroad go completely from san juan to ponce, the american railroad company of porto rico cut these 2 “twin” tunnels through the limestone and connected them by building a large metal bridge over the río guajataca. On weekends, starting at 9:00 am, visitors can hop on a small ridable miniature train that recreates the journey that puerto rico's railway made across the tunnel back in the early 1900s. Explore hidden waterways and vibrant wildlife in this.

It is located on the western edge of the well known. The guajataca tunnel formally named el tunel de guajataca, is officially located in the town of isabela. Explore hidden waterways and vibrant wildlife in this. Continue walking, and you will end up in a secluded. In order to make the railroad go completely from san juan to ponce, the american railroad company of porto rico cut these 2 “twin” tunnels through the limestone and connected them by building a large metal bridge over the río guajataca. Discover the enchanting mangrove tunnels of la parguera, puerto rico. On weekends, starting at 9:00 am, visitors can hop on a small ridable miniature train that recreates the journey that puerto rico's railway made across the tunnel back in the early 1900s. This puerto rican original railroad tunnel is often called el tunel de guajataca. This is an old train tunnel built to help transport sugar cane. After the tunnel, you can explore some little caves and hidden areas in the path.

Guajataca Tunnel at Beach in Isabela Puerto Rico Editorial Stock Photo

Tunnels In Puerto Rico Continue walking, and you will end up in a secluded. This puerto rican original railroad tunnel is often called el tunel de guajataca. Discover the enchanting mangrove tunnels of la parguera, puerto rico. Head to puerto rico's guajataca forest reserve, nearby lake, historic train tunnel and beach for a little holiday adventure — minus the tourist crowds. On weekends, starting at 9:00 am, visitors can hop on a small ridable miniature train that recreates the journey that puerto rico's railway made across the tunnel back in the early 1900s. Explore hidden waterways and vibrant wildlife in this. After the tunnel, you can explore some little caves and hidden areas in the path. Continue walking, and you will end up in a secluded. The guajataca tunnel formally named el tunel de guajataca, is officially located in the town of isabela. This is an old train tunnel built to help transport sugar cane. It is located on the western edge of the well known. In order to make the railroad go completely from san juan to ponce, the american railroad company of porto rico cut these 2 “twin” tunnels through the limestone and connected them by building a large metal bridge over the río guajataca.