Cucubana Farm: Jungle Camping Experience

Welcome home! Here in the heart of Puerto Rico's rainforest awaits your Private Caribbean Island Retreat. Bathe in the waterfalls and sacred springs of the indigenous Taíno ancient organic food forest.  Come enjoy this transformational experience! The space Let the local coquí frogs serenade you to sleep with their romantic song that fills the cool mountain breeze of the night. The roar of waterfalls near and far will captivate your attention for beauty, while sipping on your favorite beverage by the fireside. Enjoy a candlelit dining experience like never before, on your own private island in the middle of pristine waters, gushing from springs deep in this sacred Taíno valley. Surrounded by thousands of acres of uninhabited rainforest, you will experience intimacy "en la naturaleza". I will be waiting for you and your family, by the horses grazing at the top of the mountain, and escort you to your private Caribbean Island retreat, either on foot or in our 4×4 Off-Road Jeep. The choice is yours. You also have a myriad of hammocks and tents to choose from based on your individual preferences. You are free to bathe in the hundreds of private natural pools and waterfalls. I look forward to accomodating your desires for a transformational experience in the rainforest! Guest access La Finca Cucubana includes 9 acres of a beautiful rainforest preserve, descending nearly 1,000 feet in elevation from the entrance at the end of the paved road on the mountain ridge, down to the rivers deep in the valley.  It is all yours to explore. If you cross the rivers, you are on the neighboring property, a few thousand acres of pristine nature. The caretaker of the land is Cano. I don't recommend trespassing, but if you happen to come across Cano, he is a very nice local farmer. At the top of the mountain, there is a wonderful family with the last name Durán. They have been here for many generations. Any of the family members will be happy to direct you to La Finca Cucubana. Just ask for Pan Con Ájo. That is my nickname all the locals know me by. It's a name that was given to me by the Kuna Yala indigenous tribe in the Caribbean Sea when I was 10 years old. Throughout my Caribbean, South and Central America traveling, everyone knows me simply as, Pan Con Ájo. Other things to note You will be happy to know that if necessary, there is plenty of power available for cell phones and laptops.  I live on the property in a solar powered cabin from the 1800's. The home is equipped with a freezer, refrigerator, portable LED lights and bluetooth speakers to take down to your private retreat. You can keep the party going as long as your hearts desire. Disclaimer: Off-Grid Renewable Electricity in the jungle is a luxury and not guaranteed, although we will do our best to make sure you have power available throughout the length of your stay. Thank you for understanding.