Canopy Zipline and Hike at El Yunque Rainforest

San Juan, San Juan

Canopy Zipline and Hike at El Yunque Rainforest

Exhilirating Adventure | Bird's Eye View | $225

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Date

Thu, Oct 16

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in El Yunque forest, where you'll zipline 100 feet above the treetops on seven thrilling lines, followed by a serene hike to hidden waterfalls. Experience the perfect blend of adrenaline and relaxation as you swim in crystal-clear waters, surrounded by nature's beauty.

Rates:

$225

Duration: Allow for 7-8 hours from pick up to drop off.

When: Mondays through Saturdays.

What to bring and how to prepare:

Dress comfortable – Shorts and t-shirt or Dri-Fit Clothing
Swimming suit on at the time of pick up
Bring a towel
Poncho or rain jacket
Closed toe shoes are recommended

Included in the cost: The cost includes transportation from the area of San Juan (Old San Juan, Condado, Santurce, Miramar, Isla Verde-Carolina), zip-line experience, entrance to the rainforest, cold waters and a certified tour guide for the duration of the excursion.

Not Included: Meals and gratuity which is greatly appreciated for our guides.

Description

On this exhilarating adventure, you will enjoy the forest in a unique way: with a bird’s eye view above the canopy of the trees and from the ground hiking a trail under the canopy of the trees at El Yunque forest. This tour is the perfect balance, beginning with a thrill seeking experience soaring at 100feet above the ground and culminating with a relaxed swim at the base of a waterfall.

You will begin your Zipline adventure with 7 exciting lines and 1 free fall rappel of approximately 45 feet high to descend from the platform to the ground. The lines are double cable with carbon fiber wires to provide ultimate safety. 100% Secure and Fun!

After ziplining you will hike through a natural dirt/rock trail that will lead us to beautiful hidden waterfalls that are not visited by many where you can swim, take pictures or simply relax to the sound of cascading waters.

Transportation Information:

Please plan to be picked up between 8:00am-9:00am. You will be contacted before the tour with a more specific time.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early to avoid crowds

Starting your adventure early allows for quieter trails and less wait time at the zipline platforms.

Wear sturdy hiking shoes

Trails can be wet and slippery near waterfalls, so proper footwear ensures safety and comfort.

Bring swimwear and a towel

You’ll have the chance to swim in natural pools, so packing swimwear is essential to fully enjoy this part of the trip.

Use biodegradable sunscreen

Protect your skin without harming the delicate rainforest ecosystem by opting for eco-friendly sunscreen.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Puerto Rican parrot — a rare, colorful bird endemic to El Yunque
Coquí frog — the iconic nocturnal frog famous for its distinctive call

History

El Yunque was designated a national forest in 1903 and holds significant cultural importance for the Taíno people, indigenous to Puerto Rico.

Conservation

Efforts are in place to protect El Yunque’s biodiversity and reduce impact from tourism, including designated trail use and waste management.

Thrilling Canopy Zipline and Waterfall Hike in El Yunque Rainforest, Puerto Rico

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