moderate
3–4 hours
Good cardiovascular fitness recommended due to hiking and navigating slippery rocks
Discover a thrilling 4-hour adventure blending tropical hikes, volcanic waterslides, and vibrant beach culture near Ceiba, Puerto Rico.
Ages 4+ • 5 Hours
Embark on an unforgettable 4-hour adventure at Las Paylas, where you'll explore El Yunque's stunning nature trails and enjoy thrilling natural waterslides, a hidden waterfall, and a serene natural pool. After your exhilarating experience, relax at Luquillo Beach, savoring delicious Puerto Rican cuisine and vibrant local culture.
4 Hours
Upon arrival at Las Paylas we will embark on a nature walk through the scenic terrain of El Yunque. At trail's end, you'll be introduced to a natural playground with something for everyone! With a hidden waterfall, cave, 2 waterslides, and natural pool, there is no more refreshing or exhilarating way to enjoy an afternoon! If adventure is not your style, worry not! No guest has to partake in any activity they are not comfortable with. Upon departing El Yunque Rainforest, unwind at the renowned Luquillo Beach and Los Kioskos. Experience the rich traditions and culture of Puerto Rico with amazing Puerto Rican food, drinks, and music! Los Kioskos is a fun, local hang-out on the water. A great location to create long-lasting memories.
Wear sturdy water shoes to protect your feet on slippery volcanic rocks at the natural waterslides.
Morning hikes offer cooler temperatures and a lower chance of rain in El Yunque rainforest.
Use eco-friendly sunscreen to protect both your skin and the fragile rainforest ecosystem.
Stay on marked trails and do not disturb animals or vegetation to preserve the forest’s health.
El Yunque National Forest, established in 1903, is the oldest protected rainforest in the U.S. Forest System, rich in cultural lore and ecological diversity.
Locally guided tours promote Leave No Trace principles to protect endangered flora and fauna throughout the rainforest.
Protects feet on wet, rocky surfaces and during waterslide activities.
summer specific
Useful for sudden rain showers common in tropical rainforest areas.
spring specific
Staying hydrated during forest hikes is critical due to high humidity.
Prevents skin damage while minimizing environmental impact on the rainforest.
summer specific