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This article is from the Puerto Rico FAQ, by Zeydy Ortiz Laureano zortizl@eos.ncsu.edu with numerous contributions by others.

Where to go in Puerto Rico: the Northwest

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    PLACE                     TELEPHONE NUMBER     HOURS OF OPERATION
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  > LAKE GUAJATACA WILDLIFE   (787) 896-7640       Tu-Su: 6:00am-6:00pm
    REFUGE

For fishing

  > CAGUANA INDIAN CEREMONIAL (787) 894-7325       Daily: 9:00am-4:30pm
    PARK - Utuado             (787) 724-5477

Image: < http://hpprdk01.prd.hp.com/images/caguana.gif >
Raytrace: < http://hpprdk01.prd.hp.com/images/Cpark.gif >

  > ARECIBO OBSERVATORY       (787) 878-2612       Tu-F: 2:00-3:00pm
                                                   Su: 1:00-4:30pm

Open to the public for self-guided tours (visits limited to an observation
deck in front of the dish); grounds closed Monday, Saturday and holidays;
group tours must reserve in advance.
Images: < http://hpprdk01.prd.hp.com/images/radiotel.gif >,
and < http://hpprdk01.prd.hp.com/images/radiot2.gif >
Information at < http://www.naic.edu/ >

  > RIO CAMUY CAVE PARK       (787) 898-3100       W-Su: 8:00am-4:00pm
                                                   last tour at 3:50pm
                                                   or when the park reaches
                                                   its daily capacity of 
                                                   1500 visitors

These 16 caves in a rain forest, accessible via a guided tram/walking
tour, offer a chance to see the world's third-largest underground river.
(Those with proper equipment are allowed to explore on their own.)

  > LA CUEVA DE CAMUY         (787) 898-2723       M-Sa: 9:00am-5:00pm
                                                   Su: 9:00am-8:00pm

 

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