Nourish your body and soul with a trip to Puerto Rico, where you'll find pristine beaches and majestic mountains, vivacious culture and fascinating history! This slice of Caribbean paradise is yours during your stay at the upscale Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Beach Resort, which prides itself on the mantra that doing nothing means everything! Save time for the quintessential island experience of visiting El Yunque National Forest and its clear mountain rivers, gorgeous scenery, diverse wildlife, and a few other natural surprises along the way!

Nestled within the El Yunque rainforest, the beachside Hyatt Regency resort allows you to craft your ideal escape. Take leisure to new heights as you lounge by the expansive lagoon-style pool or tee off on the Tom Kite-designed 18-hole championship golf course. When it is time for rejuvenation, the Rainforest Spa awaits. Find a restful retreat in your room, which offers at least 520 square feet of space, comfortable Hyatt Beds and modern bathrooms with full-size mirrors. Walk out on the balcony or terrace for sunshine and stellar views!

This full-day excursion into El Yunque National Forest allows you to see the mountains, the waterfalls, the countryside and the experience of Puerto Rico's unique culture and local cuisine. Travel comfortably in a 14-passenger, air-conditioned van 1700 feet above sea level into the mountains of Puerto Rico. The highlight of the day is the 130-foot waterfall that awaits at the end of the hike! It's only known by locals, so very few visitors get to experience it. Nature surrounds you while you cool off in this natural, four-feet deep water pool. After a refreshing time at the waterfall, climb up Yokahu Observation tower, set 1500 feet above sea level, where you can see the eastern seaboard. Shortly after exiting the forest, your tour will take you to Luquillo Beach and Kioskos, a local spot with great food and one of Puerto Rico's must-see tourist beach areas. After a late lunch, you will head to the eastern side of Puerto Rico, Laguna Grande, for a Bio Bay tour, and a kayak ride! After a safety briefing, hop in your kayak and follow the guides down a one mile mangrove canal to the bay where the bioluminescent, micro organisms glow!