dona juana waterfall

Year long attraction but most delightful during raining season. Located in the Toro Verde so rounding area and on you way to Ciales o Jayuya is a stop you should not can afford to lost. Lot of people swim in their even the water is real cold all day long. Great picture spot. Don't even think about skip this a traction. It will be your lost

If visiting the central part of the Island be sure to visit el salto de Dona Juana, Have your camera or cell phone ready to take beautiful pictures that will be remind you at home about amazing Puerto Rico.

As usual, this waterfall captivates in its simplicity and mostly the courageous guys that climb its wet rocks and jump from a great hight to a very small deep pool. The freshness of the water coming down the top is felt from a distance and its roar can be heard from some curves afar in the winding road in which its located. If you are in this beautiful area do not leave without meeting Doña Juana!

You can stop and refresh yourself while looking of one of the best waterfalls in PR. Easy to find while having a wonderful view during your driving.

Enjoyed this waterfall while visiting Toro Negro Rainforest in order to learn more about PR's heart and never disappointed. Tips: No parking, you can walk in the forest or outside in the street, and park your car there. It is not recommended for children, although scenic view is really relaxing!

Yes is small but it has a lot of stories and is a place that one remembers from our youth days and is near other attractions, It is quite a drive from San Juan to get there but you enjoy a beautiful sceanery and its near other beautiful tourit attractions.

Cada vez que visitamos la familia en Orocovis tenemos que parar a sacar fotografias de este lugar. Simplemente: Naturaleza en toda su expresion!

si pasas por aqui, tienes que detenerte (si encuentras donde) y tomarte unas fotos, es bonito verlo. Carretera 149 en Orocovis.

El Salto de Doña Juana es una cascada que se encuentra en la Carretera 149, en el interior de Puerto Rico. Algunos alegan que pertenece al pueblo de Orocovis, mientras que otros se la adjudican al pueblo de Villalba. Pero independientemente de dónde se encuentre, es una cascada hermosa. El acceso hacía ella es difícil, pero vale la pena estacionarse en algún rincón de la carretera y bajar por las piedras para darse un chapuzón en sus cristalinas y frías aguas.