moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness, comfortable with several miles of hiking on uneven terrain and short swimming sessions.
Discover Puerto Rico's lush El Yunque National Forest and vibrant Luquillo Beach on a private half-day adventure. Swim in clear rivers and relax on golden sands with expert guides by your side.
Experience the best of Puerto Rico’s natural beauty with the El Yunque National Forest & Luquillo Beach Combo, a private half-day adventure designed for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Begin your journey with a guided trek through El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. Marvel at the lush greenery, towering trees, and vibrant flora as you explore well-maintained trails that lead to refreshing natural swimming spots along crystal-clear rivers. After immersing yourself in the forest’s peaceful atmosphere and cooling off in pristine pools, your adventure continues at the nearby Luquillo Beach. Known for its golden sands and gentle waves, Luquillo Beach offers the perfect setting to relax and soak up the Caribbean sun. Whether you want to swim, stroll, or savor local street food from nearby kiosks, this combo trip ensures a balanced day of activity and leisure. Accompanied by expert guides from Fix a Trip LLC, you’ll enjoy personalized attention and insider knowledge that elevates the experience. This trip is ideal for anyone eager to explore Puerto Rico’s rich ecosystems in a safe, eco-conscious manner while creating unforgettable memories between forest and sea.
Water shoes provide better grip and protect your feet when walking through rocky river areas.
Protect your skin and the environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before heading to the beach and forest trails.
Stick to the designated paths in El Yunque to preserve the delicate ecosystem and avoid getting lost.
Rain showers can happen quickly in tropical forests, so be ready with a packable rain jacket.
El Yunque has been a protected national forest since 1903 and holds cultural significance for the indigenous Taíno people.
Strict regulations limit visitor numbers and emphasize Leave No Trace principles to preserve this fragile rainforest ecosystem.
Essential for safely navigating rocky riverbeds and slippery surfaces during swimming breaks.
summer specific
Protects against sudden tropical rain showers common in the rainforest.
spring specific
Helps prevent sunburn while protecting delicate ecosystems like coral reefs.
Staying hydrated is crucial during hikes and time spent outdoors.