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A hatchling reaches the sea.
Photo: Ramón Fernández.
Beachcombing in La Selva
From the town of Luquillo, beachcomb along deserted shores to La Selva Beach, a surfing paradise in La Selva Nature Reserve. Officially known as the Northeast Ecological Corridor, this newly-created reserve protects 3,240 acres of freshwater marshes, coastal forests, sandy beaches and coral reefs. A refuge for over forty rare and threatened species, it is the most important nesting site in the Caribbean for the endangered leatherback turtle, the largest turtle and one of the largest living reptiles on Earth. After a box lunch, continue to Seven Seas Beach. Its waters appear to have seven colors that shift in the changing light. Enjoy a swim before returning to Yuquiyu.
El Yunque
Luquillo
La Selva
Culebra
La Cordillera
Las Cabezas
Petroglyphs
Old San Juan
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