Things To Do

The Rio Mar Country Club Golfing

Mandara Spa at Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach Resort

Situated within the picturesque island retreat, Mandara Spa offers an oasis of relaxation that blends the distinctive Spanish-Caribbean atmosphere of the resort with Mandara Spa’s signature contemporary-Balinese style. Guests are invited to escape and relax within our oceanfront mediation area, steam room, full-service nail salon, and a “hair spa” offering a suite of luxurious beauty services – in addition to enjoying our spa treatments custom-tailored to the spellbinding Puerto Rican culture and environment. Mandara Spa is the perfect place to unwind, relax, and recharge during your stay at the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach Resort.

Additonal Activities through the Resort

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Wyndham Grand Rio Mar's Activty Suggestions

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El Yunque National Forest

Enjoy sweeping vistas of El Yunque when you climb up the 98-step spiral staircase that leads to the top of the imposing Yokahú Observation Tower. There are a variety of trails and paths for hikers of all skill levels. One of the most famous trails leads to Mt. Britton. Along the way you’ll pass a stone tower built in the 1930s by the Civillian Conservation Corps located at one of the highest elevations in El Yunque. On clear days, hikers can view the surrounding forest, Atlantic Ocean, and the southeastern and northeastern coastal plain. This hike is approximately 1.3 km and takes 20 to 40 minutes to complete. For a walk to waterfalls, check out the Juan Diego stream. A less popular hike, but dubbed “El Yunque’s best kept secret,” the path leads to three stunning waterfalls where you can jump in the water and relish in the wonderful scenery. The trail can be steep and muddy in certain spots, so be careful and choose appropriate footwear.

Rainforest Zipline Park

Unique Rio Grande zipline tour for anyone 8 years old and up, with or without previous experience, with the hope of helping you develop or improve the required skills of the sport while also simply having a great time! There are few better places in the world to take a zipline tour than the beautiful landscape of the Rio Grande and El Yunque National Forest.

Carabalí Rainforest Park

Located between the lush foothills of El Yunque National Rainforest and the crystal waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park is an action-packed hacienda and a favorite adventure destination in Puerto Rico. In addition to our legendary ATV and horseback adventures, you can also enjoy Carabalí Bar & Grill, which serves steaks, seafood, and the best of Puerto Rican cuisine. There is a gift shop for purchasing accessories, souvenirs, clothes, and more. Our meeting and events department can help you organize an unforgettable event at our facilities.

Ralph's Food Warehouse

The Outlet 66 Mall

With over 50 stores to chose from, The Outlet at Route 66 is the premier one-stop shopping destination on the east coast of Puerto Rico. It also features attractions for the whole family, such as a bowling alley, an arcade, and even a go-cart track where you can have fun after a day of shopping.

Marshalls

Walmart Supercenter

Hacienda Chocolat PR

VISIT A CACAO FARM AT THE RAINFOREST LOCATED IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF FAJARDO, WHERE MAJESTIC VIEWS OF EL YUNQUE FOREST BLENDS WITH THE BREATHTAKING BACKGROUND OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN CREATING AN UNFORGETABLE EXPERIENCE.

Pterocarpus Forest

Discover the magic of the Forest. A tour that you never forget, and of course, towering Pterocarpus trees, after which the Forest is named, and which can only be found in swamp forests.

Humacao Nature Preserve

The Humacao Natural Reserve is located on Puerto Rico's southeast coast, between the towns of Humacao and Naguabo. This natural reserve was established in 1986 and it's managed by Puerto Rico's Department of Natural Resources. There is kayaking and bike rental on site. Within the reserve, you'll find multiple trails for hiking and biking, stretches of beaches, fishing spots, and more.

Parque Ceremonial La Cueva del Indio

The Taínos left evidence of their presence in the form of petroglyphs, which were carved on rocks in streams, ball courts, and caves. This historic ceremonial park has more than 200 petroglyphs, three "bateys" (ceremonial plazas), and hiking trails and camping areas. The park can only be visited with a prior appointment that has to be coordinated through the town's local tourism office.

Artesanías Castor Ayala - Batey De Los Hermanos Ayala

Castillo San Felipe del Morro

Caguana Ceremonial Indigenous Heritage Center

Archaeological site & heritage center of the Taino people, with carved stone petroglyphs & a museum.

Centro Ceremonial Indígena de Tibes

Ruins of plazas, ball courts & burial sites, plus a museum, cafe & shop.

Hacienda Buena Vista - Para la Naturaleza

The Hacienda Buena Vista, located in Ponce, tells the story of the Island’s coffee production prime days more than 150 years ago. The restored historical site consists of a Spanish colonial main house, slave quarters, farm buildings, and other processing areas. This hacienda served as one of the main producers of coffee in the 19th century, cultivating some of the finest beans consumed. The water of a nearby river powers original hydraulic turbines as its main engine. Current guided tours teach the role plantation owners and slaves had in the production of goods and the growing and processing of cocoa, coffee, and other local products. Open Wednesdays to Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; you can call or email Para La Naturaleza to schedule tours at 787-722-5882 info@paralanaturaleza.org.

The Taína Route and Indigenous Culture in Puerto Rico

Caves, trails, graves, and petroglyphs tell the story of the island’s cultural origins.

13 Old San Juan Landmarks You Shouldn't Miss

A visit to Viejo San Juan is like traveling back in time. Walk the blue cobblestone streets of the oldest city in America for a look into the core of Puerto Rican history and culture.

Puerto Rico Activites

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