The Ultimate JAYUYA Travel Guide | Piedra Escrita, Museo del Cemí, Indigenous Festival and MUCH MORE

Jayuya is the type of place where every corner, street, river, mountain, and person holds an incredible story from our past as a nation. This is a place where you might unknowingly pass by an unassuming building without realizing its profound importance at some moment.

A place with pristine natural landscapes that were sacred to our indigenous Taíno ancestors whose traditions, history, and culture live on to this day thanks to the determination and dedication of the people of Jayuya. A place that played a monumentally important role in our history and shaped the Puerto Rico we live in today.

And a place that surpassed our expectations and captivated our hearts.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro to the Jayuya Travel Guide
00:56 - How to get to Jayuya, Puerto Rico
02:02 - Hacienda San Pedro in Jayuya
03:46 - Museo del Cemí in Jayuya
05:08 - Museo Casa Canales in Jayuya
09:33 - La Piedra Escrita in Jayuya
11:28 - Aguzao Restobar in Jayuya
12:58 - Festival Nacional Indigena de Jayuya
14:07 - La Escalinata de Jayuya
14:28 - Monumento al Cacique Jayuya
14:42 - Tumba del Indio in Jayuya
15:07 - Centro Cultural de Jayuya
16:05 - Reinado Indigena de Jayuya
17:20 - Intermission of the Jayuya Travel Guide
18:35 - Hacienda Victoria Lucía in Jayuya
20:59 - Café Nativo in Jayuya
22:11 - Tu Centro, Jayuya Tourist Information Center
23:08 - Plaza Pública de Jayuya
23:50 - Puente de Mosaico in Jayuya
24:22 - Puente de Hierro in Jayuya
24:54 - Tu Bolera, Jayuya
25:43 - Restaurante La Casona in Jayuya
26:20 - La Destileria Craft Spirits in Jayuya
29:24 - Proyecto Ulpiana Bar in Jayuya
30:14 - Historic Plaques in Jayuya’s City Center
31:24 - Restaurante Doña Benita in Jayuya
32:07 - Café Hacienda Tres Picachos in Jayuya
34:56 - Museo de Nuestros Martires in Jayuya
37:15 - Naturola La Barra in Jayuya
38:16 - Bosque de los Pinos in Jayuya
39:02 - La Bodega de las Brujas in Jayuya
40:23 - Conclusion to the Jayuya Travel Guide
41:36 - Outro to the Jayuya Travel Guide
42:13 - Thank You to My Supporters on Buy Me A Coffee

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GPS COORDINATES
Hacienda San Pedro in Jayuya: 18.213762, -66.565864
Museo del Cemí: 18.209490, -66.561529
Museo Casa Canales: 18.209421, -66.560879
La Piedra Escrita: 18.216816, -66.573231
Aguzao Restobar: 18.214976, -66.570645
La Escalinata de Jayuya: 18.219161, -66.592682
Monumento al Cacique: 18.219452, -66.592867
Tumba del Indio in Jayuya: 18.219506, -66.592895
Centro Cultural de Jayuya: 18.219542, -66.593157
Hacienda Victoria Lucía: 18.200003, -66.606036
Café Nativo: 18.186909, -66.634378
Tu Centro, Jayuya Tourist Information Center: 18.218299, -66.595179
Plaza Pública de Jayuya: 18.218907, -66.592314
Puente de Mosaico in Jayuya: 18.218273, -66.592229
Puente de Hierro in Jayuya: 18.218450, -66.591136
Tu Bolera, Jayuya: 18.220786, -66.595911
Restaurante La Casona: 18.211461, -66.616475
La Destileria Craft Spirits: 18.221249, -66.595612
Proyecto Ulpiana Bar: 18.220121, -66.589709
Blanca Canales Historical Plaque: 18.218791, -66.591368
US Postal Office Historical Plaque: 18.218596, -66.591733
Restaurante Doña Benita: 18.200200, -66.605738
Café Hacienda Tres Picachos: 18.189396, -66.561755
Museo de Nuestros Martires: 18.208329, -66.556061
Naturola La Barra: 18.190071, -66.590153
Bosque de los Pinos in Jayuya: 18.191901, -66.589471
La Bodega de las Brujas: 18.218926, -66.614889

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[irmagonzalez]

Excelente trabajo. Muchas gracias por este video lleno de información realizado respetando rigurosamente los datos. Lo mejor que he visto. Esto superó toda espectativa. Como Jayuyana me siento orgullosa de que conozcan este hermoso pueblo por este respetable video. ❤

[masato]

My dad is Puerto Rican and never shared anything like this with me! I am so fascinated with this all

[Tofog]

Another thorough and entertaining video, nice job! 👍

[MortalGlare]

fantastic and informative as always! As an autistic person, your level of detail and explanation is something I really love. If only every travel guide was this great!

[rheopr]

Soy subscriptor al canal hace un tiempo... no había visto este video, pero coincidimos en Jayuya cuando grabaste el video, mi carro en la finca. lol!

[JulioGonzalez-ecgj]

Dios te bendiga. Love it as always great job keep up the good work .!! Para adelante siempre Boricua!!

[nancyrichwine]

Excellent tour! Great detail and very informative. Super photos & Drone views a big plus.

[dereksmith]

Thank you Always the best PR tour guide

[migdaliaserrano]

“👋”, PERFECT 👍🏼, I LOVED THE VIEW AND THE GOOD FOOD, I HAVEN’T TRAVELED TO JAYUYA SINCE I WAS LITTLE, I’M CRAZY TO GO NOT FOR NOW, BUT FOR THE FUTURE, THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION .🙌🙏🏼🤝🙋🏻‍♀️

[melexestrada]

Wow, excelente vídeo. Que bello mi PR, no sabía de éstos lugares, estaré de vacaciones en PR con mi pareja que es un gringo caucacico y él está ansioso de conocer a PR. 🇵🇷 Gracias!

[jennifertrautmann]

This is very thorough. Thank you! And you are 💯 right on taking the longer southern route from San Jaun. We learned the hard way😅.

[Ecuacolom]

La naturaleza de esta region de la isla se parece como la region cafetera de Colombia

[xavieraduran]

Hi Brik! Another awesome video. We fell in love with the PR after our first visit. We have recently decided to check out Jayua. We are considering going next February or March. What is the weather like around those months?

[franklopez]

Good information about the twisty roads, my wife and daughter hate twisty roads! Are the roads jammed with cars on the weekends?

[tiffanyi]

Im visiting again in August and would like to know where I can buy locally made goods to bring back. We were in Viejo San Juan 2 weeks ago and all the shops had things that were made in China. I want to support locally made goods only.