Showcasing a network of ziplines and suspension bridges, this park offers unparalleled views of the Central Mountains. Its main attraction is The Monster, which at 2.5 km is one of the longest, highest and fastest ziplines in the world. Dining is also available.

The Museo del Café de Puerto Rico pays homage to the local and regional history of coffee, and the development of coffee in the economy of Puerto Rico. The museum houses a coffee shop as well as a store that sells locally roasted beans.

The Centro Ceremonial Indígena de Cagüana is the Caribbean's largest and most important Taíno archaeological site. The Taíno people populated much of the Caribbean during the pre-Columbian era. Protected since 1955, the site showcases 10 "bateyes" (plazas that were used for ceremonial purposes), several stone monoliths and countless petroglyphs.

Hacienda Tres Ángeles produces one of the finest Speciality Coffees of the World, as recognized by the United Nations World Tourism Association. The hacienda offers tours every Saturday (Spanish only), as well as a café with a spacious deck overlooking the Central Mountains.

Tanamá River Adventures offers a variety of ways to explore the Tanamá River, including cave tubing, rappelling, rafting, kayaking and guided hiking tours leading to the forest's cascading waterfalls.

Lechonera Los Amigos is the first stop on the legendary Ruta del Lechón, or "pork highway" of Guavate. A Puerto Rican delicacy, lechón is whole pork that's slow-roasted for hours over hot coals or an open flame. This dish is typically found only in the countryside of Puerto Rico, and is served with rice and beans, plantains, mofongo and other local specialties.