The charms of Mayaguez may be less concentrated than those in San Juan, but they are no less spectacular. The Taino Indians were the first settlers in what has grown to be Puerto Rico's third largest city. The word "Mayaguez" means "place of many streams" in the Taino language. The town was not officially founded until 1760 but Columbus landed nearby in 1493. The harbor, the second largest in P... more info

Mayaguez City Tour… a glimpse of the Puerto Rican culture. As Cristopher Columbus did in 1493 in its second vogage to the “New World,” you will redescover the picturesque city of Mayagüez and take a glimpse of the Puerto Rican Culture on an air conditioned bus. You’ll see many of the  famous landmark of tone of the most important city’s of Puert... more info

This tour will take you to the southwestern coast of Puerto Rico, to the picturesque municipality of Cabo Rojo, wich has over 12 miles of coastline and some of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches of Puerto Rico. You will also see the salt flats, one of the oldest industries in the “ New World,” where humans have been collecting salt since 700 AD, and part of the US Fish and Wil... more info