See the Only Rainforest in the U.S. and its Territories - El Yunque

Puerto Rico is the island of enchantment with a tropical climate, luxurious beaches, and a population that converses and writes mainly in Spanish. Student travel groups studying environmental preservation in the U.S. will want to take a long look at Puerto Rico. Since it is a U.S. Territory, no passports are required for a visit - and U.S. currency is honored.

How can it be that the only rainforest in the United States and its territories is in Puerto Rico? Students of the sciences such as biology and marine science will be excited when they enter El Yunque, a rainforest that is also a protected wilderness area not far from the sea. Student tour groups will also explore La Parguera, a fishing village in Western Puerto Rico where they will board a glass bottom boat, snorkel and spend the day outdoors. In this Puerto Rican fishing village students will observe some of the local marine life, and partake of island cuisine and culture when they return back to land for a taste of some freshly cooked seafood.

ETC professionals provide a bilingual tour guide, fluent in English and Spanish. This tour guideā€™s job is to orient trip leaders and student groups. At ETC, our goal is for everyone on the class trip to have a true taste of native Puerto Rican cuisine, including outdoor and indoor public spaces and markets, typical snack foods, outdoor activities, culture, dancing and so much more.

Enjoy Your Eco Tour Of Puerto Rico

  • Hotel accommodations (in quads)
  • Security Provided Nightly
  • Complete Sightseeing of the Area
  • Professional Tour Director
  • 4 meals - 2 breakfast/2 dinner (3 day/2 night trip)
  • 6 meals - 3 breakfast/3 dinner (4 day/3 night trip)
  • All entrance fees and admissions
  • All taxes, tips, and gratuities
  • Coverage under E.T.C.'s Liability Insurance Policy

One totally free teacher / chaperone for every ten students (in double occupancy)

For more information on Student Tours of Puerto Rico:

An Eco Tour of Puerto Rico Designed for Student Travel Groups

Students Travel in U.S. to Learn French and Spanish: New Orleans and Puerto Rico