moderate
5–7 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness with ability to hike uneven trails and navigate wet rock surfaces.
Slide down natural granite waterslides in El Yunque Rainforest with Unique Quality Tours, then savor authentic Puerto Rican flavors at Luquillo Kiosks. A perfect blend of nature, fun, and culture awaits.
Ages 5+ • Up to 7 Hours • Physicality 7/10 • Starting at $595
Embark on an unforgettable adventure in El Yunque Rainforest, where you’ll slide down natural waterslides and swim in refreshing waters. After the thrill, savor local delicacies at the famous Luquillo Kiosks. This unique experience combines nature, fun, and culture, making it a perfect day out for friends and family.
Up to 7 hours
A 45-minute drive to visit a hidden spot on the east side of El Yunque Rainforest and enjoy a day of sliding down a natural waterslide and dipping in the natural refreshing waters of the rainforest. After all the fun and building an appetite, we’ll go to the famous Luquillo Kiosks to have time to buy some souvenirs, drink coconut water straight out of the coconuts or have piña coladas made inside the pineapples and eat something before heading back to the hotel.
Driving hours are estimated from a San Juan pick-up point. Pick-ups are on time, but if you are not at the arranged place, we’ll try to contact you by any means and wait up to 15 minutes. If after 15 minutes, no contact has been made, it will be considered a no-show and the tour will not be refunded. Drop-off times are approximate. Available beverages are water and beers. Prices vary depending on the number of people in the group. Deposit: 50% of the total price at least 48 hrs before tour. Cancellation Fees: Deposit is not refundable 24 hrs before tour. You will be fully charged for the tour if cancelled 12 hours before tour.
Rocky surfaces are slippery—protect your feet and keep traction during slides.
Capture exciting waterslide moments without risking device damage.
Dense rainforest areas can have biting insects, especially near water.
You’ll get wet from sliding and swimming—dry clothes make travel comfortable afterward.
El Yunque was designated as the Luquillo Forest Reserve in 1903 and became a National Forest in 1934, preserving its unique biodiversity.
Tour operators emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect El Yunque’s delicate ecosystems and promote sustainable tourism.
Protect your feet and provide traction on wet, slippery rocks.
Necessary for sliding into natural pools and swimming.
Convenient for drying off after waterslide and swim stops.
Keeps pesky bugs at bay in the rainforest setting.