heres some info to check

http://www.puertoricodaytrips.com/guajataca...

http://www.whattodoinpr.com/camuy.html

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php...

camping in the florida jungle visiting zumo,wind cave (for those vertically proficient), and sebado soda straw cave....

guides are being arranged as well as transportation while in p.r.... details will be posted as they become available.

Estimated per person costs:
Vehicle rental: $80 to $100
Guide/camping fees: $120
Vehicle Gas & Tolls: $20
Total: $220 to $240

Please note that the above figures are devoid of the cost of  daily meals
(usualy runs $12 to  $20 per day) and your airfare.

Be prepared to book airfare by january 21st for best price..FLYING INTO AGUIDILLIA jet blue

ADDITIONAL INFO

I'm currently awaiting confimation of the daily guide fee we will have to pay our guides.  I expect it to be $30 to $40  a day for their combined services. So, you can each expect to pay anywhere from $120 to $160 total in guide fees.
I will get back to you with the exact figure shortly.

Each participant will also have to contribute towards our vehicle rental. This usually runs around $80 to $100 per person. I will get back to you with a more exact figure once I know exactly how many participants we have (probably by the middle or end of  next week).

We will pay equally for tolls and gas by maintaining a "kitty" in our vehicle for common expenses, which will include about $30 for the purchase of some propane canisters for the stove(s) at our campsite.

Finally I will be asking each of you to send me a non-refundable deposit  of $80 to  $100 BY MARCH 7TH . I'll be getting back to you on the exact amount shortly. This deposit will be put towards guide fees and vehicle rentals expenses should you cancel your trip after MARCH 7TH

Prior to getting to our campsite we will stop at a supermarket to buy all our food and other provisions.  Things like propane canisters and plastic trash bags, pladtic forks and spoons, etc. (i.e common items) will be paid fOr out of the above mentioned vehicle  kitty.

IN-CAVE EQUIPMENT:
1 Pair of caving boots (try to double as hiking boots)
2 Pairs of loose fitting jeans
1 Pairs of caving gloves
2 Old T-shirts
1 Durable long sleeve shirt
1 Helmet
1 Primary headlamp (LED with 3 AA batteries) with clips to connect to helmet
1 Spare headlamp (AA batteries)
1 Backup Mag-Light (2 AA batteries)
1 Carbide Generator System (optional)
1 Roll of flagging tape (optional)
1 Compass (optional)
1 Space Blanket (optional)
1 Wool cap
6 AA batteries per each cave day (can buy locally)
1 Cylume "Glow" Stick
2 One-quart plastic water bottles (can buy locally)
6 Power bars or other munchies (can buy locally)
1 Leatherman type utility Knife tool (optional)
1 Carbide Tip Cleaner (optional)
1 30' piece of 1-inch tubular webbing (optional)
1 Whistle

SURFACE CAMPING EQUIPMENT:
5 Large plastic bags (can buy locally)
10 Zip-lock sandwich bags (can buy locally)
1 Light weight sleeping bag with compression sack
1 Insulite Back-pad or air pad
1 tarp (ground cloth) for under tent
1 Small mess kit (inc. cup, pot, pan)
1 Water filter (optional)
1 Water purification tablets (optional)
1 Eating utensil tool (i.e. knife, fork, spoon)
1 Two-person tent OR one-person tent and a jungle hammock
1 Bottle of insect repellant (can buy locally)
1 Mosquito Netting Hood/Hat
1 Small alarm clock (optional)
1 15' length of 6mm accessory cord (optional)
1 Small roll of Duct Tape
1 Small roll of electrical tape (optional)
1 Small first aid kit
1 Pack of waterproof matches
Dehydrated food packs (4 days worth)
Extra tent pegs

BAGGAGE:
2 Duffel Bags, equipped with shoulder straps
1 Carry-on bag
1 Lock for the above bags
1 Backpack (pack in a duffle)
1 Backpack raincover

DOCUMENTS:
- Passport, Drivers License, etc.
- Copy of Passport with visa inside (kept separate from you Passport)
- Emergency Contact List (which I will be sending to you)
- List of equipment in case anything is lost or stolen

CLOTHES:
1 Pairs of Jeans/pants
1 light colored Safari style vented long sleeve shirt
2 T-shirts
1 Pair of Sandals or track shoes/sneakers
5 Pairs of underpants
5 Pairs of socks
1 Raincoat
1 Long sleeve shirt
1 Pairs of polypropylene underwear (in case of a cold night)
1 Hat
1 Bandana


MISSCELANEOUS:
-Camera (optional)
-Camera Batteries (optional)
-Lead pouch for film protection from X-rays (optional)
-Small short wave radio (optional)
-Small Spanish-American Phrase book (optional)
-Toilet paper (can buy locally)
-Bar of soap (can buy locally)
-Campers towel
-Foot Powder or talcum powder
-Sunglasses (optional)