La Soplaera Waterfall — Attraction in Jaguas

Cooold water on a hot, humid sunny day was exceptional. We (2 adults and two 12 year olds)went 2 days after a tropical wave with significant rain and were not able to get to the first waterfall but swam in the pools just before it. The waterfall was raging and just beautiful. We went on a Saturday morning from 9-11 am and had the place to ourselves. We did find a use trail next to the bridge and followed it down to more pools and a spectacular large pool you can see downgrade from the bridge.

As previous reviews say, do NOT follow Google maps. We went through Penuelas (Toyota Rav4) and took 386 from 132. Road was in great condition for PR standards. We left on 132 to Guayanilla also with no issues.

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Just spend a couple of days in Peñuelas and this place appeared on Puerto Rico Passport Book. I love exploring new places and this wasn't an exception. I was so happy to find the spot. Stepped on the bridge and new there was more to see. So I followed the path when between the rocks, taking precautions. Breathtaking site.

Please go with gym shoes and do take extra clothes. Is a must to take a swim or at least feel the water in your legs 🦵.

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Okay… Tried going the first time through Guayanilla and ended up turning back when I encountered a (only 4x4) sign. The second time, I went for it, may I say the way is not meant for any car, you must have a SUV or a 4x4. With that being said I strongly advice getting there through the Peñuelas side, the roads were better, bigger and everything seemed to be straight. (Don’t listen to tour GPS, once you are in Peñuelas, set it to Soplaera) PLEASE...