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This tour focuses on the “must-see” sights in Puerto Rico. You will get a tour of Old San Juan (know the history and culture of Puerto Rico) plus explore a beach forest (mangroves, lagoons), a cave and get a glimpse of the rainforest.

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My name is Javier Ruiz and I am a “young”, passionate Puerto Rican, who loves to host people and show them around. As a resident of Old San Juan, I am familiar with the culture, food, history, architecture, archeology and many unknown secrets.

As a World Champion Unicyclist, I’ve traveled all over the world, so I know what travelers expect. I have a lot of stories to tell and knowledge to pass along. Join me on a private tour of Puerto Rico!

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Transportation to and from your accommodation!

I’ll be happy to pick you up at your hotel, port, Airbnb, or any other place within the San Juan Metropolitan Area (or elsewhere). Additional fees apply.

I have minivan that I can use to provide private transportation in Puerto Rico. Let me know where you want to go, and I’ll take you there!

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Why Book with Private Tours of Old San Juan?

Transportation to and from your accommodation.

I’ll be happy to pick you up at your hotel, port, Airbnb, or any other place within the San Juan Metropolitan Area (or elsewhere). Additional fees apply.

I have minivan that I can use to provide private transportation in Puerto Rico. Let me know where you want to go, and I’ll take you there!

Private tours are safer than regular commercial tours!

You don’t have any interactions with outsiders besides me (and I am vaccinated). You are going to be the only ones on the group!

For updated information about the status of the COVID-19 requirements to visit Puerto Rico, you can check out the Discover Puerto Rico Travel Advisory page. If you have any other safety questions, please contact me!

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Wonderful way to experience the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. Javier was a fantastic guide who knew so much of the history and culture that the tour was not only beautiful but educational. He has a great personality and was so much fun to spend the day with. My sisters and I all enjoyed the tour and our time spent with Javier. Would definitely do this tour again when I return to the island with my husband.

– ahinoam s. – Tripadvisor Reviews

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Javier may possibly be the best tour guide we have ever had. We came into PR on a cruise right off the back of a hurricane so a number of locations were closed. Rather than giving us a half baked tour he took us to places that you would never go to with anyone else. Someone in our group wanted to see a cave but the main cave was unsafe from the storm. He knew of an alternative cave that was off a random road with zero signs. He also took us to the most amazing restaurant for lunch… We already booked him for our next visit!

– Jason K. – Google Reviews

WHAT a tour!!!

My wife and I took this tour and Javier Ruiz was our guide, very knowledgeable and we toured most of the island, even the rain forest. WHAT a tour!!! Javier stopped for lunch at a genuine Puerto Rican bakery-restaurant. We had a gigantic chicken sandwich on fresh made bread. It was Huge!! Enough for both of us. Thank you Javier for a wonderful tour.

– Larry B. – Google Reviews

Great tour!

We had a great day with Javier ! There were 4 of us and we all agree it was a great choice . We only had 1 day in Puerto Rico as 1 of cruise stops. This tour checked every box . points of I interest, and more …
Javier is personable and extremely knowledgeable on all aspects of Puerto Rico and was happy to share information with us. He also managed to get us to a few local shops and we enjoyed a great lunch at a local eatery.

– yankees1111 – Tripadvisor Reviews

Highly recommended!

We recently traveled to Puerto Rico and scheduled a half day walking tour with Javier Ruiz of old San Juan. We had a wonderful time! Javier is so knowledgeable about San Juan and Puerto Rico, both historical and current day! We visited the Castillo San Cristobal, the Cathedral of San Juan, the San Juan Gate, and many other sites. We really enjoy talking with local people and learning about their culture and what they think about their country and what they think is important for us to know about them. We would highly recommend Javier to anyone going to San Juan!

– Karen W. – Google Reviews

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Acquaintance with the ancient cultures of pre-Columbian Mexico: Aztecs, Teotihuacans, Toltecs, Zapotecs, Mixtecs and Maya.

The route starts in Mexico City, passes through the states of Mexico City, Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Querétaro, Puebla, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Campeche, Yucatan and ends in the state of Quintana Roo – in Cancun or in the resort area of the Riviera Maya. nine0010

Includes visits to cultural, historical and architectural monuments under the protection of UNESCO: the historical centers of Mexico City, Guanajuato, Queretaro and San Miguel de Ayende; archaeological zones of Teotihuacan, Tula, Monte Alban, Yaxchilan, Palenque, Uxmal, Chichen Itza.

Mexico City – San Miguel de Allende – Dolores Hidalgo – Guanajuato – Guanajuato – Querétaro – Puebla – Oaxaca San Juan – Palenque – Campeche – Uxmal – Merida – Cancun/Riviera Maya

Day 1. Mexico City

Meeting at the Airport (MEX). Transfer and accommodation in a 4* hotel ( « Casa Blanca » or similar). Free evening to relax.

Day 2. Tepotzotlán – Tula (75 km) – San Miguel de Allende (195 km)

are the Cathedral and the Museum of the Viceroyalty, located in the building of the former Jesuit College and the most beautiful baroque church of the XVII – XVIII centuries. Tepotzotlán has retained its unique flair and is today included in the list of “Magic Cities of Mexico”. nine0003

Then we will visit the city of Tula – the ancient capital of the powerful empire of the Toltec Indians, whose legacy left its mark on all subsequent Indian cultures. The city reached its peak in 900 – 1200 AD, when it was an important commercial, industrial and religious center. Tula gained particular popularity among tourists thanks to the famous giant stone sculptures – atlantes (4.6 m high). These warriors, in full combat gear, once supported the roof of the pyramid of Quetzalcoatl (the “temple of the Morning Star god”). On the walls and foundations of this and other pyramids, reliefs depicting eagles, jaguars and snakes have been preserved. The ball court is also impressive. nine0003

Next on the program we will move to the town of San Miguel de Allende. Hotel accommodation 4* ( « Mision San Miguel de Allende » or similar). In the evening we will have an unforgettable tour of the city of San Miguel de Allende. Founded nearly 500 years ago, this magical city in the Sierra Madre mountains of central Mexico is a flawless blend of rich history and sophisticated modernity with a near-perfect climate. Of particular interest is the architecture of the city, which is a prime example of the incomparable Mexican architecture of the colonial period. During our visit to San Miguel de Allende, we will get to know its many attractions. The main one is the Church of St. Michael the Archangel, built at the end of the 17th century, whose Gothic spiers made of pink stone are visible from all points of the city. nine0003

Day 3. Dolores Hidalgo (45 km) – Guanajuato (55 km)

After breakfast we will visit the city of Dolores Hidalgo, the cradle of the Mexican War of Independence. Founded in 1643, it was known simply as “Dolores” until the early 19th century. But in 1810, the Catholic priest, revolutionary leader and inspirer of the struggle for the country’s independence from Spanish rule, Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, delivered his famous speech on the independence of Mexico here. The speech went down in history under the name “Cry of Dolores”, and the city in honor of this event and Miguel Hidalgo got the second part of the name. Today, Dolores Hidalgo is the center of the ceramic industry. More than half of the total population of the city is employed in this area. nine0003

Next on the program we will move to the city of Guanajuato. Accommodation in a 4* hotel ( « Real de Minas » or similar). In the evening, we will have an unforgettable tour of the city, which, after gaining independence, became the capital of the state of the same name. Guanajuato is world-famous for its silver mines, colorful colorful houses and picturesque narrow streets, the most famous of which is Kissing Lane.

Day 4. Guanajuato – Querétaro (150 km) – Mexico City (215 km)

In the morning we will move to the city of Queretaro – the capital of the state of the same name and one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico. It was founded by the Spaniards in 1531 on the site of settlements of Indian tribes and its history is inextricably linked with the struggle of the indigenous population for independence. Querétaro, which is under the protection of UNESCO, is known for its numerous historical and architectural monuments. First of all, these are the famous Arcos Aqueduct with 74 arches – a symbol of the city, built in 1735 to supply the city with drinking water, and the majestic monastery of Hauts de la Cruz of the 16th century, which is associated with the beginning of the first stage of the conversion of local residents to the Christian faith. Of great interest from the point of view of colonial architecture are the ancient monasteries and temples of Querétaro, as well as medieval mansions of noble families. In the evening – transfer to Mexico City and accommodation in a 4 * hotel ( “ Casa Blanca ” or similar).

Day 5. Mexico City – Teotihuacan – Anthropological Museum. (140 km)

Our acquaintance with Mexico City will begin with a sightseeing tour of the historic center of one of the largest and most diverse capitals in the world. Around the central Zocalo square there are monuments of history and architecture associated with the most important stages in the development of the city: the ruins of the ancient Aztec city of Tenochtitlan and the foundation of their main temple, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Presidential Palace with frescoes by Diego Rivera (provided that the Palace will be open to the public). nine0003

After visiting the Zocalo, we will go to the archaeological zone of Teotihuacan – the cult center of the ancient Indians, which impresses with the grandeur of such structures as the pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, the Road of the Dead, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl. Further on the program – a visit to the world-famous National Museum of Anthropology of Mexico City, which contains exhibits related to different cultures of the pre-Hispanic period of Mexico’s history. In the evening – return to the hotel.

Day 6. Mexico City – Puebla (130 km) – Cactus Reserve – Oaxaca (345 km)

the city of Puebla (“City of Angels”), famous for its historical and architectural monuments (City Cathedral – the second largest in Mexico, Rosario Chapel, Santo Domingo Monastery), museums, ceramics, the legendary mole chocolate sauce and amazing cuisine. Here we will explore the historic center of the city, which is under the protection of UNESCO, we will see many unique buildings of the colonial era with typical Puebla red brick cladding and handmade tiles. nine0003

We will then continue on our way to Oaxaca. The road to this city amazes with picturesque views of the mountains, densely covered with giant cacti (here you can make a short stop and take pictures with these exotic plants). In Oaxaca, we will take a stroll through the evening city, famous for its

colonial architecture, museums and churches, as well as an abundance of colorful handicrafts made of textiles, ceramics, wood and metal. The main local attraction is the Basilica de la Soledad with a baroque facade 24 meters high and an interior richly decorated with gilding. It was built in 1682-1690 years for the image of the Virgin Mary – the heavenly patroness of Oaxaca. Accommodation in a 4* hotel

Day 7. OAHAKA – Monte -alban (10 km) – wood “El Tule” – tasting the drink “Mescal” – Teuantepek (255 km)

After breakfast we will visit Monte alban – a unique ceremonial center of the Zapotecs, built on top of Mount Jaguara, which offers an extraordinary panoramic view of the Oaxaca Valley. In the small picturesque town of Santa Maria del Tule, we will see the most famous tree in Mexico: its age is 2000 years and its diameter is 14 m. Then we will get acquainted with the production of the famous sarape rugs, which the locals make using only natural dyes. We will also stop at one of the local mezcal factories, where we will not only learn the secret of its production, but, of course, we will taste this famous Mexican drink. Those who wish will even have the opportunity to taste the caterpillars living inside the maguey stem, which, according to local tradition, are usually put into mezcal. After that, along the mountain roads of the state of Oaxaca, passing by agave fields, we will move to the city of Tehuantepec (“Jaguar Hill”) , located on the isthmus between the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. Accommodation in a 4* hotel ( Calli » or similar).

Day 8. Tehuantepec – Pacific Coast (20 km) – Canyon de Sumidero (375 km) – San Cristobal de las Casas (60 km)

In the morning we will go to the mountains of the state Chiapas. On the way, we will make a stop on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, where everyone can swim. In Chiapas we will make a fascinating boat trip along the famous Canyon Del Sumidero, the depth of which in some places reaches one kilometer. Then we will visit San Cristobal de las Casas, an amazingly beautiful colonial town located in a valley surrounded by mountains with coniferous forests. Here we will get acquainted with local sights and national creativity of the Maya Indians. In the evening – free time, which can be used for walking along the old city streets, where the air is saturated with the rich aroma of Chiapas coffee, and visiting numerous shops with products made from jade and local amber. Hotel accommodation 4* ( 9or similar). Day 9

Day 9 visiting the Mayan village Tzotsil San Juan Chamula, located in the vicinity of the city of San Cristobal de las Casas, famous for its church, in which seemingly incompatible Catholic rites and pre-Hispanic paganism intertwined. Then we will go to the city of Palenque and we will be able to observe how quickly the surrounding nature can change in Mexico: from coniferous forests to a bewitching subtropical jungle. On the way, we will make a stop in the jungle and swim in one of the most picturesque waterfalls that Palenque is famous for. Hotel accommodation 4* ( “ Ciudad Real Palenque ”

Day 10. Palenque – Gulf of Mexico – Campeche (365 km)

In the morning we will make an excursion to the archaeological site of Palenque, protected by UNESCO, and see the remains of a beautiful city located on the picturesque hills of the heyday of the Mayan culture. Buildings that are monuments of ancient art have been preserved here: tombs, the Temple of the Sun and the Temple of the Cross, the Temple of Inscriptions with the grave of the great King Pakal, the Palace and other structures that, surrounded by lush subtropical vegetation, look especially majestic and mysterious. After that, leaving behind the mountains of Chiapas, we will go to the Yucatan Peninsula to the port city of Campeche. On the way, we will be able to admire stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico. The program for the evening includes a walk along the picturesque colonial streets of Campeche and a tour of the ancient fortifications that have survived to this day, built to protect the city from pirates. By the way, they served as scenery on the set of many historical films and TV series. Hotel accommodation 4* ( “ Plaza Campeche ” or similar).

Day 11. Campeche – Uxmal (160 km) – Mérida (85 km) examples of puuc style architecture, which still continues to delight visitors with its beauty and eccentricity. After getting acquainted with this archaeological complex, we will continue our way to Merida – a city founded by the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo in 1542 on the ruins of a large Mayan settlement and turned into the largest city of the Yucatan Peninsula. Here we will have an introductory sightseeing tour. Of particular interest to tourists are Independence Square and the monumental Paseo del Montejo, where luxurious European-style residences built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries are located. Hotel accommodation 4* ( 9or similar). In the evening – free time for walking, shopping and relaxing.

Day 12. Merida – Chichen Itza (130 km) – Cenote Ik-Kil – Cancun / Riviera Maya (220-280 km)

we will go to Chichen Itza and in the morning we will go to Chichen Itza – the most important ceremonial center of the culture of the Maya-Toltec Indians, included in the number of New Wonders of the World. Here are the famous Kukulkan Pyramid, the Observatory, the Sacred Cenote (a natural well that served the Indians for ceremonies dedicated to the rain god Chaak) and the largest ball court in Mesoamerica. Next on the program, we will swim in crystal clear waters Ik-Kila – the most beautiful cenote of the Yucatan Peninsula, and then the final part of our route – moving to the state of Quintana Roo – Cancun or Riviera Maya – and accommodation in booked hotels.

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Tour price includes:

Transport (depending on the number of people: bus, minibus or minivan).
Entrance tickets to all archaeological zones and reserves indicated in program
Accommodation in hotels of at least 4 * category, tips for maids, porters and waiters (during breakfast). Buffet or American breakfast included.
Services of a Russian-speaking guide.
Medical insurance
Commission ag-woo

Tour price does not include:

International flight
Personal expenses
Tips for guide and driver
Electronic invitation, if we do it – 20 usd net per person

Tour “Costa Rica and Nicaragua in a Week”

Day 1:

San Jose

Meeting at the airport with an English-speaking guide, transfer and accommodation at the 4 * Hotel Barceló San José Palacio (without meals).

Day 2:

San José – Doka Coffee Plantation – La Paz Falls – Arenal Volcano

Early morning departure from the hotel in San José along the Pan-American road towards the province of Alajuela, we will drive along the slopes of the Poas Volcano, where the world’s second largest active crater with a diameter of 1.5 km, also known as the “world’s largest geyser” is located. Poas Volcano has been active for many years, emitting large amounts of gas and steam, for this reason the entrance to the national park is not recommended for people with respiratory problems, heart disease and limited mobility. On the way, we will stop at the Doca Estate coffee plantation, where you will learn about the process of growing coffee and its influence on the history of Costa Rica. Next, you will visit the La Paz Falls Park, where you will have the opportunity to walk along paths of the cloud forest with views of amazing waterfalls, visit a butterfly farm, a serpentarium, hummingbird feeders, an aviary with exotic birds, and an exhibition of Costa Rica wild cats. During the tour you will be provided with a lunch buffet. At the end of the tour, transfer to the Arenal volcano, an active volcano of the correct cone shape, striking the views of tourists with its grandeur. Hotel accommodation at the 4* Hotel Los Lagos. (Breakfast lunch dinner). nine0003

Day 3:

Arenal Volcano National Park – Hot Springs

After breakfast you will have a walking tour of the Arenal National Reserve. You will walk along the slopes of the volcano in its southwestern sector, along a path called Los Tucanes, passing through the lava flows that destroyed this zone in 1968. The walk lasts about 2 ½ hours. Traditional Costa Rican lunch. After lunch, if you wish, you can book a Canopy Tour in the private property of the Arenal Paraiso Hotel (not included in the tour price, surcharge $56 per person) – this is an opportunity to gain an unusual experience in extreme conditions; you will be offered a journey, sliding in special mounts along cables that are stretched between platforms located at the height of trees, on each of which an instructor will meet you; you will have an amazing opportunity to enjoy beautiful aerial views. In the evening visit Tabacon Hot Springs thermal springs. Dinner at a restaurant at the springs. Accommodation at 4* Hotel Los Lagos (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner). nine0003

Day 4:

Monteverde Cloud Forest – Selvatura Suspension Bridges – Kurikancha Nature Reserve

Early this morning you will head to the famous village of Monteverde, located in the “cloud forest” zone – a forest unique for the tropics, preserved thanks to the efforts of emigrants who settled in this place in the 1950s. During the excursion “Suspension bridges of Selvatur”, which are an example of engineering and design art, with impeccable observance of security measures, you will pass through a fabulous forest, immersed in moss and epiphyte plants. The tour includes 8 bridges of different lengths: from 62 to 146 m. The whole tour is about 3 km. The tour includes lunch. Further accommodation at the 4 * Hotel El Establo. In the evening you will have a Night Tour in the Qurikancha Reserve, during the walk you will enjoy the magic of the night symphony of frogs and insects. Dinner at the hotel. (Breakfast lunch dinner). nine0003

Day 5:

Monteverde Nature Reserve – Costa Rica/Nicaragua Border – Granada

After breakfast, transfer to the border with Nicaragua (about 3.5 hours), to the border point Peñas Blancas. Here a Costa Rican guide will help you pass the border control and hand you over to a Nicaraguan Russian-speaking guide. Crossing the border is carried out on foot, each tourist is responsible for his luggage during the crossing. After completing the paperwork at the Nicaraguan migration control, you will continue your tour to the “White Settlements”, colorful villages where the traditions of the artesans, inherited from the Indian ancestors of this land, have been preserved. On the way, visit the Katarina viewpoint, with a breathtaking view of the Laguna de Apoyo lake, walk through the narrow streets of the town of San Juan de Oriente. Arrival in the colonial city of Granada. Accommodation at 4* Hotel La Gran Francia or similar. (Breakfast). nine0003

Day 6:

Granada – Masaya Volcano – Lake Nicaragua

After breakfast, you will have an excursion to Masaya Volcano National Park, where you can see boiling lava at the bottom of the active San Fernando crater! The volcano itself is surrounded by a ring of smaller volcanoes and thermal springs. Legends say that the Indians used to throw young women into boiling lava to appease the goddess of fire, Chakitika, who lives in these fumaroles. The Spaniards believed that this was the entrance to the underworld. Then visit the Masaya Handicraft Market, considered the best place to buy the famous local hammocks, rocking chairs, traditional Indian clothes and shoes. After a traditional Nicaraguan lunch, return to Granada, a walk along the main streets of the city will reveal to you the beauty of the architecture of the colonial period of Central America, then transfer to the Port of Granada, where you will transfer to the boat and take a fascinating journey through Isletas, which form a small archipelago of 360 islets located on Lake Nicaragua (Kosibolka). Return to the hotel. (Breakfast/Lunch)

Day 7:

Granada – Nicaragua/Costa Rica Border – San José

In the morning you will be driven back to the Peñas Blanca border checkpoint where your Costa Rican guide and bus will be waiting for you. On the way to San Jose, a short stop at the Yano de Cortes waterfall, in Bagaces. Those who wish can swim in the waterfall. Arrival and accommodation at the hotel in San José 4* Hotel Barceló San José Palacio. (Breakfast).

*** For a beach holiday, we recommend staying for a few nights in hotels in Guanacaste on this day

Day 8:

San Jose – Airport

After breakfast, transfer to the international airport to connect with your flight. (Breakfast).

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– 7 nights accommodation in 4* hotels on the basis of breakfast;

– individual transfers for a group from 1 to 7 days;

– collective transfer without a guide for the 8th day;

– Russian-speaking guide from 1 to 7 days;

– 4 lunches and 3 dinners during excursions;

– excursions according to the program description; nine0003

– entrances to national parks.