What to do in Salto Abajo

Activities, attractions and tours

Salto Abajo Tourist Attractions & Activities

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1. El Yunque National Forest

The only tropical rainforest in the United States National Forest System, El Yungue covers approximately 28,000 acres (11,300 hectares) in northeastern Puerto Rico. You’ll find photo opportunities and spectacular views at every turn, with waterfalls, exotic plants and wildlife.
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El Yunque National Forest

2. Camuy River Cave Park

Visit Rio Camuy Cave Park to explore hundreds of limestone caves strung along one of the world’s longest underground rivers. This stunning area in central Puerto Rico has been carved out over centuries. While the indigenous people of area have long used the caves for shelter, it wasn’t until 1958 that westerners discovered the underground waterway. Exploration uncovered a network over ten miles (16 kilometers) long, featuring over 220 separate caves, and the third longest underground river in the world. You can feel the mystery and history seeped in these caverns. And watch out for the colony of bats that live in the shadows!
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Rio Camuy Cave Park

3. Hacienda Buena Vista

Sample locally grown coffee and learn about coffee production, both today and in the past at the Hacienda Buena Vista. This traditional coffee farm in southern Puerto Rico is one of the best illustrations of a centuries old industry. When Don Salvador de Vives formed the farm in 1833, he grew fruit. It wasn’t until later in the 1800's that coffee was first planted. The Hacienda Buena Vista hit its stride during the coffee boom of the 1880s. For the next fifty years the farm was considered one of the finest producers of coffee in the world, exporting to the United States, Europe and even the Vatican. Today visitors to the Hacienda will find 87 acres (35 Hectares) of fertile farmland, a series of restored historic buildings and a museum in the Hacienda itself.
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Hacienda Buena Vista which includes a house and street scenes as well as a small group of people

4. Parque de Bombas

This historic firehouse is named for the traditional hand-pumped water units once used on the island. Situated in Ponce’s town center, the Parque de Bombas is hard to miss. Considered by many to be one of the most iconic building in Puerto Rico, the small wooden structure is painted in vibrant reds and blacks, the traditional colors of Ponce. The former fire station houses a museum that unveils the history of southern Puerto Rico, and includes fascinating information about Ponce, the firefighters and the great fire of 1899. A visit to the Parque is a great excursion for history buffs and families with young children, who will enjoy the traditional fire trucks.
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Parque de Bombas showing street scenes

5. Plaza of Delights

Spend some time in Ponce’s Plaza of Delights (Plaza las Delicias) and the city will show you its heart. Landmark colonial architecture dominates the city’s main square, while leafy Indian laurel trees and pretty gardens provide a feeling of serenity. Take a break from the bustle of downtown Ponce and enjoy people-watching in the city’s favorite meeting place. The plaza is split into two halves, Luis Muñoz Rivera Plaza to the north and Frederico Degetau Plaza to the south.
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Plaza of Delights

6. El Museo Castillo Serralles

El Museo Castillo Serrallés is a magnificent mansion that symbolizes the prosperity of Puerto Rico’s rum-distilling industry. Established in the 1930s as the home of one of Ponce’s wealthy magnates, the Castillo Serrallés overlooks the entire city from the El Vigía hilltop. Peruse the exhibits housed within the sumptuous villa and learn about the sugar boom that fueled the immense success of rum distilleries such as Juan Serrallés’ Don Q Rum. Stroll around the symmetrical gardens and appreciate the timeless elegance of the terraces and courtyards.
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El Museo Castillo Serralles

What to do in Salto Abajo

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Parque Ceremonial Indigena Caguana

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Parque Ceremonial Indigena Caguana during your travels in Caguana. Discover the area's countryside and waterfalls.

Parque Ceremonial Indigena Caguana

Parque Ceremonial Indigena de Caguana

Explore the great outdoors at Parque Ceremonial Indigena de Caguana, a lovely green space in Caguana. Wander the forests or discover the area's countryside.

Parque Ceremonial Indigena de Caguana

Cañón Blanco

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Cañón Blanco during your travels in Paso Palma.

Cañón Blanco

Batey Zipline Adventure

You can take time to visit Batey Zipline Adventure during your travels to Caguana. Wander the forests or discover the area's countryside.

Batey Zipline Adventure

 

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Frequently asked questions

Is Salto Abajo worth visiting?
From retail therapy to outdoor adventures and history, there are plenty of fun things to do in Salto Abajo. Don't forget to enjoy the area's mix of unmissable attractions, local charm and culture.
How do I spend a day in Salto Abajo?
When you've checked off the top attractions, spend the rest of your day experiencing the retail and food scene in Salto Abajo.
What is the top tourist attraction in Salto Abajo?
Plan your perfect getaway by taking a look at our list of affordable adventures, family-friendly favourites and other fabulous things to do in Salto Abajo.
Is three days enough to stay in Salto Abajo?
Book a getaway in Salto Abajo for three days and you'll comfortably be able to discover its most in-demand sights and get a feel for the local way of life. For the chance to visit highlights in the surrounding areas and get off the beaten path, consider staying for up to 10 days.
What are some activities to do in Salto Abajo with kids?
Planning what to do in Salto Abajo with kids has never been simpler. Whether you have toddlers or teenagers, there's a range of family-friendly tours and activities to keep everyone busy here.

What to do in Salto Abajo for adults?
Whether you're an avid foodie, culture enthusiast or thrill seeker, there are loads of things to do in Salto Abajo for adults.
Are there free things to do in Salto Abajo?
With loads of free things to do in Salto Abajo, you can experience the area without taking out your wallet. Catch free shows and events or stroll through the local markets.