moderate
6 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition, able to hike on uneven terrain, swim, and engage in moderate climbing and jumping activities.
Dive into El Yunque Rainforest’s waterfalls and adventure-filled trails near Ceiba, Puerto Rico. Slide down natural water slides, cliff jump, and enjoy a scenic hike in this tropical escape.
Experience the vibrant energy of Puerto Rico’s El Yunque Rainforest on this exhilarating 6-hour private adventure! Set in the lush tropical landscape near Ceiba, this trip combines heart-pumping activities such as natural water slides, cliff jumping, and rope swings with the peacefulness of a scenic hike through vibrant rainforest trails. Guided by Tours To Do PR, you’ll explore hidden waterfalls teeming with life, where you can swim in crystal-clear pools while surrounded by towering trees and exotic flora. After the adventure, savor authentic Puerto Rican cuisine at a local eatery, allowing you to connect with the island’s culture as well as its natural beauty. This experience doesn’t include transportation, giving you flexibility but requiring you to arrange your own travel to the site. Ideal for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, this trip offers an unforgettable mix of adrenaline and tranquility in one of the most beautiful rainforests in the Caribbean. Whether you come solo, with friends, or family, El Yunque’s waterfalls and trails promise lasting memories and incredible photo opportunities, making it a must-do for your Puerto Rico itinerary.
Wear sturdy water shoes or sandals with good grip to navigate slippery rocks and stream crossings safely.
Carry enough water as the tropical climate can cause dehydration, especially during active activities like hiking and rope swings.
Avoid touching or disturbing plants and animals to preserve El Yunque's delicate ecosystem and wildlife habitat.
Rain is common; prepare for sudden showers and avoid cliff jumping if the water is rough or visibility is low.
El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System, historically sacred to the Taíno people as a place of worship and refuge.
Efforts here focus on protecting endangered species and preventing trail erosion by encouraging responsible tourism and local stewardship.
Provides grip and protection on wet, slippery rocks and trails.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable and dry while swimming and engaging in water activities.
summer specific
Helps protect against mosquitoes and other insects common in rainforest environments.
spring specific
Staying hydrated during your active adventure is crucial in tropical heat.