Puerto Rico Rainforest & Kayaking Tours by Puerto Rico Tour Desk

Puerto Rico Tour Desk offers a distinctive window into Puerto Rico’s wild east coast, where vibrant ecosystems meet cultural richness. Based in San Juan, this outfitter specializes in guided journeys that traverse the El Yunque Rainforest, luminous bioluminescent bays, hidden waterfalls, and historic streets, delivering a blend of outdoor thrills and local heritage. The El Yunque Rainforest, a lush expanse of protected tropical forest, stands as the crown jewel of their offerings. With hikes tailored for every level—from half-day treks to extensive routes starting on the east coast—visitors move through trails framed by towering tabonuco trees and vibrant heliconias, with the chance to spot Puerto Rican parrots and coquí frogs endemic to the region.

Beyond hiking, their Biobay Kayaking Tour near Fajardo immerses paddlers within waters that glow with bioluminescent plankton under the night sky, a rare natural phenomenon that enthralls all who witness it. For those seeking privacy and seclusion, the Private Hidden Waterfalls Tour reveals secluded cascades, often accessible only by foot, rewarding guests with refreshing dips in crystalline pools.

Cultural threads run strong with the Old San Juan Walking Tour, a guided stroll through cobblestone streets lined with colorful colonial architecture and rich history, grounding the natural adventures in Puerto Rico’s vibrant urban heart.

Adding versatility, the El Yunque & Luquillo Beach combo offers both forest trails and coastal breezes, ideal for those wanting a mix of aquatic and mountain environments. All tours begin from San Juan or the east coast, making day trips accessible and well-paced.

Puerto Rico Tour Desk stands out for its locally rooted guides, attention to conservation, and combination of natural beauty and culture unique to Puerto Rico’s northeast. Whether it’s spotting howler monkeys, kayaking phosphorescent waters, or wandering historic old town streets, these curated experiences reveal the island’s diverse outdoor landscape in ways few can replicate.