Top Things to do in Adjuntas
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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico
Discover the best top things to do in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico including Sandra Farms Coffee, Charco La Nuez, Charco El Ataud, Charco Los Morones, Plaza de Recreo Adjuntas, Lago Garzas, Monte Guilarte State Forest, Bosque del Pueblo, Charco El Mango, Catarata Las Garzas.
Restaurants in Adjuntas
1. Sandra Farms Coffee
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 152 reviews
Specialty coffee farming, citrus, cacao, vanilla beans regenerative/agroforestry methods...forgottenforestpr.com Coffee tours, airbnb, wilderness camping, hiking, Shinrin Yoku experience, panoramic views, bird watching BY APPOINENTS
Reviewed By dsJ477FO - San Jose, United States
I highly recommend the tour of Sandra Farms. Until this tour, I had no idea that quality coffee is actually produced in the US, and I've been roasting my own coffee at home for years. I've always wanted to visit an active coffee farm and Israel's tour did not disappoint! I learned a bunch and thoroughly enjoyed the coffee, chocolate and the views. Hearing Israel talk, you can really feel his passion for producing top grade coffee and you gain an appreciation for this unique place. Sure, the road in is a bit of an adventure, but that's just part of the fun! (and it's really not that bad) :-P And for other coffee geeks out there: After getting their green coffee home and trying different roast levels, my favorite is right around City+. It's bright and nutty with hints of fruit (to my palate). It compares well to other premium gourmet and boutique coffees. [Sandra Farms, Wet Process, Medium Coffee. Roast levels evaluated: City, City+, Full City, Full City+, Vienna]
2. Charco La Nuez
3. Charco El Ataud
4. Charco Los Morones
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Plaza de Recreo Adjuntas
6. Lago Garzas
7. Monte Guilarte State Forest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Features many hiking trails, a lookout point, campgrounds, and cabins for rent. Home of one of the island's tallest peaks.
Reviewed By michaelsR7082YK - Brewster, United States
I hiked to the top of Mt. Guilarte Feb. 20, 2020. I am a healthy 60 year old, the hike took about 50 min. The view from the top was worth the trip. The path was well worn, but there was some scrambling and climing involved near the top. I had hiking shoes, think hiking boots and gloves would be a good idea. There weren't too many markings but the path was well used, it would be hard to miss the trail. There was absolutely no litter along the trail and greenery and occasional birds were pleasant to see, bring a camera.
8. Bosque del Pueblo
To camp in this paradisaical place is to expose yourself to nature in its maximum splendor. The sounds, the stars, the smells, the flora, and the climate make the stay a mystical and unforgettable experience. Camping price for adults is $120.00 and $85.00 for children under 10 years old.
9. Charco El Mango
10. Catarata Las Garzas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
