Brik's Travel Guides

Brik's Travel Guides Hi there! My name is Brik and I'm your official Puerto Rico travel guide.

From the common to the uncommon, I help people discover Puerto Rico's most amazing natural, historic and cultural attractions.

16/07/2026

💃🏾 Bomba at the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico as part of their Conciertos Al Fresco 🍃

28/05/2026

🚧 El Morro’s front lawn is closed! 🚧

🚜 But don’t worry, it’s undergoing improvements and will reopen in July 2026. 👷🏼‍♂️

🪁 In the mean time you’ll still be able to visit the fort and fly kite on the oposite lawn.

🇵🇷 Comment “PR” to learn how I can help you plan an unforgettable trip to Puerto Rico

20/05/2026

🌲✨ Reasons to Visit Toro Negro State Forest in Orocovis, Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷⛰️

Looking for an El Yunque alternative in the heart of the island? Toro Negro State Forest offers epic hikes, stunning views, and hidden natural gems! 🌿💚

What to Explore:

🥾 Hike to the observation tower atop Cerro Doña Juana, one of PR’s highest peaks! 🏔️

🌄 Panoramic island views – See both the north & south coasts from above! 🌊🌴

🌳 Lush mountain vegetation all around as you trek through the forest trails 🌿

💧 Cool off in natural ponds near the entrance – perfect after a hike! (⚠️ Watch out for flash floods during rain!)

Want the **Ultimate Guide to Toro Negro**? 🎥✨ Check out my YouTube channel where I post Travel Guides of Puerto Rico! 🔗📍

19/05/2026

Entrance to El Yunque Rainforest in Puerto Rico may no longer be free. That’s right, U.S. National Park Service has proposed a $4 entrance fee per person to enter the main recreational area of El Yunque Rainforest. Additionally, it proposes a $20 individual annual pass and a $30 family annual pass for up to 4 people. This proposal would also decrease the fee to enter El Portal Visitor Center from $8 to $4 and add a three day pass and an annual passes for individuals and families.

The Park Service says that this fee is necessary for the long-term conservation and maintenance of the recreational areas and trails of the rainforest, but some argue that it poses a barrier that would exclude many local families from accessing this rich natural resource.

An entrance fee to El Yunque is not unprecedented. During the COVID epidemic the Park Service introduced the same $4 entrance fee with a reservation system to control the crowds accessing the rainforest, but it was later removed.

The current proposal is being reviewed and scrutinized by local government leaders looking to exempt Puerto Rico local from paying this fee, but doing so will be tricky as it would require the approval of Congress and the US President.

So, what do you think? Should the U.S. National Park Service charge to access El Yunque Rainforest or should it be free for everyone? Let me know what you think in the comments below.

In December I had my first tour of Old San Juan! Thank you to my friends and their invites who participated from this tr...
09/01/2026

In December I had my first tour of Old San Juan!

Thank you to my friends and their invites who participated from this trial run of what will be my tours of Old San Juan.

Many things to improve, but learned a lot and it only gets better from here!

Stay tuned!

I’ve been lost for a while, I’ve been working on something that I should have done a long long time ago: getting certifi...
09/10/2025

I’ve been lost for a while, I’ve been working on something that I should have done a long long time ago: getting certified as a tour guide in Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷

I started this process a couple of years ago, but for one reason or another I had not finished it until now!

Next step is to start working on structuring recurring tour, so stay tuned for those! If you or someone you know is planning a trip to Puerto Rico, send me an email and I’d be happy to work with you to plan a personalized tour.

Thank you all again for the support! Hoping to see some of you during my tours! 😄🙌🏼

Hidden within the mountains of Guaynabo, La Marquesa is a forested oasis in the middle of the metropolitan area of Puert...
05/08/2025

Hidden within the mountains of Guaynabo, La Marquesa is a forested oasis in the middle of the metropolitan area of Puerto Rico.

La Marquesa features a lookout tower with panoramic views of the north and east of Puerto Rico, an aviary where you can have close encounters with exotic birds, and much more!

This is the perfect park for those looking to do ecotourism in a fun family friendly environment.

If you want to see a complete guide to La Marquesa Forest Park, make sure to head over to my YouTube channel where I post travel guides of Puerto Rico.


😱 Thank you for 15,000 subscribers on YouTube! 🙌🏼 Happy to see that my travel guides help so many of you discover Puerto...
04/08/2025

😱 Thank you for 15,000 subscribers on YouTube!

🙌🏼 Happy to see that my travel guides help so many of you discover Puerto Rico.


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