The stronger winds returned on Sunday, but they remained within a safe range for beginner pilots during the early morning hours. Several pilots who had been unable to fly the day before finally had their opportunity, including Edwin Villanueva, who took advantage of the calmer conditions shortly after sunrise. It was also wonderful to see

Wind had been everyone’s biggest concern leading up to the event, but today we had an unexpected gift. A hazy morning sky kept the winds calm, creating excellent flying conditions that lasted throughout the day. Pilots of every experience level enjoyed smooth, safe flights from sunrise until evening. For anyone hoping to fly during Zumba

Finally, the wait was over—Zumba la Maruka 3 had arrived! This was the third edition of what has become the largest paramotor gathering in Puerto Rico, held this year at the beautiful Poza de Teodoro in Isabela. Pilots traveled from every corner of the island, along with visitors from overseas, to be part of this

As a warm-up for the Zumba la Maruk 3 event taking place next weekend, we enjoyed two excellent flying days in Isabela, using them as preparation for the activities ahead. Pilots and Family Members Who Joined the Weekend Javier González • Pedro Gregory • Nixon Porrata • Abel Bonilla • Luis Ruiz and his son,

After several weeks of relentless winds, we were finally rewarded with an incredible weekend to fly, spend time with friends, and enjoy everything that makes paramotoring so special. We took full advantage of every moment, and these are the stories from an unforgettable weekend. Saturday, June 27, 2026 With Pablo Cruz and his wife Millie,

Father‘s Day weekend had finally arrived, and with it came weeks of planning by our incredible paramotor community here on the island. The destination was Posa de Teodoro in ISABELA, where we organized a camping trip and weekend gathering that would be filled with adventure, friendship, and unforgettable flights. Here’s how the weekend unfolded… Friday,

Some weeks test your patience. Others test your skill. This was one of those weeks. For days, relentless winds swept across Puerto Rico, creating some of the most challenging flying conditions we’ve faced in a while. Strong winds are never a paramotor pilot’s best friend—they can ground flights, delay training, and force constant adjustments. But