easy
2–3 hours
Light to moderate fitness recommended; suitable for most ages and abilities
Discover the vibrant El Yunque Rainforest on a guided half-day tour that features scenic walks, iconic waterfalls, and a refreshing river swim. An adventure perfect for nature lovers with limited time.
Ages 6+ · 4 Hours · Perfect for Adventurous People!
Experience the enchanting El Yunque Rainforest on a half-day tour filled with adventure. Enjoy a guided nature walk, swim in a pristine river pool, and visit iconic landmarks like La Coca Falls and Yokahu Tower. Immerse yourself in Puerto Rico's natural beauty and create unforgettable memories in this lush paradise.
Embark on a captivating half-day tour into the foothills of El Yunque Rainforest for an unforgettable adventure.
Begin with an interpretive nature walk, where you’ll learn about Puerto Rico’s fascinating flora, fauna, geography, and history. Take a refreshing swim in a crystal-clear river pool surrounded by lush greenery. The journey continues with quick stops at two of El Yunque’s most iconic landmarks: La Coca Falls, where you can marvel at the breathtaking cascade and capture memorable photos, and Yokahu Tower, offering stunning panoramic views of the rainforest. This experience is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Puerto Rico! On the way back to the metropolitan area the drive will give you some recommendations of restaurants, things to see and do in this beautiful island called Puerto Rico.
Age & Fitness Requirements
Recommendations
Trail surfaces can be slippery, so sturdy, water-resistant shoes will ensure safety and comfort.
Quick-drying shirts and shorts help you stay comfortable during humid conditions and post-swim moments.
Carry waterproof bags or covers for your electronics and valuables against unexpected rain showers.
Bring plenty of water to stay energized through the walk and river swim in the humid rainforest environment.
El Yunque was designated as the first federally managed Forest Reserve in the Western Hemisphere in 1903, safeguarding its unique rainforest ecosystem.
Tourism practices here focus on sustainable engagement, helping preserve El Yunque’s biodiversity and natural beauty for future generations.
Keeping hydrated is key during humid rainforest conditions, especially on active tours.
Protection from the strong rainforest sun helps prevent sunburn during outdoor activities.
summer specific
A lightweight rain jacket keeps you dry during sudden showers common in tropical climates.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Useful for drying off after swimming in river pools or splashing around in waterfalls.