Sometimes a regular stay isn't enough and you feel the pull to reconnect with Puerto Rico's tropical nature. Visit these seven treehouses and give your next vacation a one-of-a-kind touch.
Some places change you when you visit them, and this Bed & Breakfast on a hill in Vieques is one of them. Recently named by Forbes as one of the best hotels in 2022, Finca Victoria offers not only a variety of cozy, vintage rooms but also a full culinary and relaxation experience. Packages include daily yoga classes and vegan breakfasts. An all-in-one stay minutes from several beaches. Playa Negra is a must on your visit. Book your stay on the official website and step into this retreat.
Architecture that reflects Caribbean tradition: that's one way to describe the experience at Yuquiyú Treehouses. Take shelter from the sun, rain, wind and daily routine while resting among the trees, enjoying the organic farm across its three terraces and swimming in the river like you did as a child. Choose from one of its four treehouses and let the home of the Taíno become yours as well.
#PlateaTip: Each house is designed to accommodate only two guests.
A one-of-a-kind space that immerses guests in a nature experience unlike any other. Perfect for disconnecting and enjoying the sound of birds, rivers and views of one of the most famous tropical forests in the world.
In Rio Grande, a treehouse with all the comforts you need to feel at home is waiting for you. If you're looking for an escape from everyday life, this is the place. To book, visit its Airbnb page.
Yocahú Treehouse
Yocahú Treehouse sits alongside a stream of the Río Espíritu Santo. From its balcony you can take in El Yunque National Forest and listen to the sounds of the wildlife surrounding this hidden gem. The property holds a maximum of four people, and the amenities are basic, since the idea is for guests to enjoy a quieter stay than usual.
#PlateaTip: Yocahú Treehouse is located in El Yunque National Forest, so remember to use our guide to the area if you'd like to visit the forest.
Cabaña Hacienda Paraíso
This rustic two-story cabin sits in a valley in Las Piedras. The structure includes sections built in brick and decorative elements that evoke the period when La Hacienda El Paraíso was in operation.
The cabin includes a kitchen, bathroom, small dining area and futon on the first floor. The main bedroom on the second floor has a balcony overlooking the valley. Expect to see farm animals such as geese, turkeys and chickens.
Lake Carite Treehouse
This treehouse in Bosque Carite shares its space with the area's diverse vegetation. To maintain balance, the property runs on renewable energy and water is collected from rain and a well on the grounds. Because it's an isolated area, you'll be able to relax and forget about the bustle of the city without a second thought.
#PlateaTip: Plan your road trip through Cayey and don't forget to take a photo at Curva del Árbol. It's on the way. 😉
In the middle of a botanical garden in San Germán, there is a space that offers the full experience of tropical flora and fauna. A house built in a flamboyán tree, promising an adventure unlike any other. Enjoy the best of country life 20 feet off the ground. Book your adventure on its Airbnb page.
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