The Carite Forest Reserve between Cayey and Yabucoa has nearly 6,000 acres of protected parkland. The twin peaks of Cayey, Las Tetas de Cayey, looks like a female body part. It is one of the important landmarks of the city that was formed due to volcanic eruption. The monument of Monumento al Jibaro Puertorriqueno is another major attraction. This has been dedicated to a Puerto Rican who lived in steep poverty but was too hardworking and wise. The Museo de Arte Dr. Pio Lopez Martinez, is dedicated to Ramon Frade, a Puerto Rican painter and it showcases a superb collection of his work and legacy. Also, the Parroquia Ntra. Sra. de la Asuncion, built in 1787, has an amazing treasure trove of painting of angels by Ramon Frade and the sculptural work of architect Tomas Batista. On a visit to Rio-Grande, you will come across the beautiful Rio Grande de Loiza river that originates from San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico. Eventually this river creates the Loiza Lake on its way. Going for Cayey Puerto Rico vacation rentals as an accommodation option will be best for you as they are available within a budget range yet assure the best of hospitality.
The months of April and August are times of celebrations in Cayey. In April, the regional Fair and the Torito Olympics take place in this city. The popular Matron Festivities Nuestra Senora de Asuncion is celebrated in August with great pomp and aplomb. Coming to gastronomy, the local restaurants are known for their unique Puerto Rican cuisine other than Carribean delicacies and steaks. For shopping, a visit to the Plaza Cayey will be pocket-worthy as this regional shopping spot is replete with a variety of take-home stuffs and goodies. You will find plenty of Cayey accommodation in close proximity to this enchanting shopping destination. You can have a happy time shopping and exploring the place at your own pace.