moderate
4–5 hours
Suitable for individuals with a moderate level of fitness comfortable with hiking uneven terrain and some swimming.
Discover Puerto Rico's El Yunque Rainforest on a private small-group walking tour. Slide down natural water slides, swim in hidden pools, and enjoy expert guidance through stunning tropical trails.
Experience the magic of Puerto Rico's El Yunque Rainforest on this small-group guided walking tour from Corozal. Led by expert locals, this adventure offers an immersive journey through lush tropical landscapes teeming with vibrant flora and rushing waterways. Highlights include sliding down a natural water slide carved into smooth rocks, swinging into crystal-clear pools, and uncovering hidden waterfalls only accessible on foot. The small group size allows for personalized attention that makes every participant feel part of the experience. While transportation isn't included, the tour begins conveniently near Corozal, offering easy access for travelers staying nearby. This trip is ideal for those eager to explore Puerto Rico’s only U.S. rainforest up close, enjoy physical activity in nature, and create lasting memories in an intimate setting. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this tour balances excitement with safety, ensuring even first-time rainforest trekkers feel comfortable throughout. Don’t forget your camera — the scenery and experiences here are truly photo-worthy!
The trails can be slippery, especially near waterfalls and natural slides, so proper shoes ensure safety.
You'll want to take advantage of swimming in natural pools and sliding down water slides during the tour.
The rainforest is home to many insects; repellent helps keep bites at bay for a more comfortable experience.
Bring enough water to stay refreshed during the moderate hiking and adventure sections in humid conditions.
El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System and has been a vital resource for indigenous Taíno communities.
Ongoing efforts protect El Yunque's biodiversity, emphasizing low-impact tourism and preservation of native species.
Provide grip and protect feet on wet, uneven rainforest trails.
Necessary for enjoying natural water slides and pools.
summer specific
Protects against sudden rainforest showers without overheating.
spring specific
Keeps your belongings dry and comfortable during the hike.