Horseriding , on mountain trails or beaches, is an excellent way to see the island. Puerto Rico prides itself on its paso fino horses, a breed noted for its endurance and the comfort it affords the rider. Riding facilities can be found all over the island. Beach riding is particularly recommended at Luquillo in the northeast or Isabela in the northwest. There are many forest reserves with hiking trails.
Energetic walkers can tackle the mountains in the interior.
Torro Negro , with its lush forests and marvellous vistas, is recommended, while the highest peak is Cerro de Punta . The Guanica dry forest in the southwest or the El Yunque rainforest in the northeast both have visitors' centres where trail maps and advice can be obtained. The Camuy Caves in the west of the island are a national park, and visitors need to be escorted by a local guide. Birdwatchers will enjoy the Guanica dry forest or the Cabezas de San Juan nature reserve. Available, with blue and white marlin, sailfish, wahoo, Allison tuna, mackerel, dolphin, tarpon and snook to be found.