Guayaney is a headstart programs daycare located at Carr. 686, Manati, Puerto Rico PR. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
This facility appears to be a natural spring/pool area rather than a traditional daycare. Reviews consistently praise it as a beautiful, relaxing destination featuring crystal-clear water, scenic nature trails, and wildlife. However, parents note the location is difficult to find and parking is extremely limited.
Cool spot! We had a hard time to find it but it looks gorgeous.
Great area to connect with nature the hike itself is beautiful and changes throughout the 10 mins with a wide variety of plant species and big rocks. This place is majestic and deserves to be taken care of by us. Be sure to never leave trash and I challenge you to pick up trash yourself whenever you see it!
If you want to relax surrounded by nature this is a great place to do it. It's an easy short hike and a little climb down to the spot. The water is always cool but not too cold and the pool itself isn't deep. Bring snacks and drinks for optimum enjoyment. And be prepared to meet people there, it's a really popular spot. The app will take you to a clearing where you can park but be advised that the entrance to the trail is a bit further down the road, not too far though. It's a quick trip that can be done at any time there's sunshine.
Nice walking trail through the jungle. Stay on the wide path that drifts to the left. Took about 20min at moderate walking pace. You walk up a slight hill and when you get to a sign that says to not go on it’s just to the right down an embankment. Beautiful nature walk.
There is very limited parking right in front of the path entrance (2-3 cars.) The place across from the church suggested in previous reviews has "No Parking" signs all over now. When you first enter the trail, take a right at the T. Follow the most well-worn path to the left when you have a choice to keep going straight or go left. Stay on that path until you see a sign saying no hiking past this point (it's for biking only after that point.) The manantial will be directly to your right, down a small rocky area. It's fairly small, but well worth the 15 minute hike. Also, a frog has made his home in a hole in the large branch that extends over the water. If you're there during the afternoon, look for it sleeping there, but don't bother it!