moderate
5-6 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape to handle uneven terrain and a hike of this length.
Discover the island’s secret waterfall and natural swimming pools with Don Chencho’s guided hikes. This authentic adventure offers local culture, stunning vistas, and a refreshing dip in pristine waters.
$70 Per Person |5-6 hours/Pick-up, drop-off
Embark on a unique Hidden Waterfall Hike Adventure in Puerto Rico, away from tourist traps. This 5-6 hour small group journey leads you through a private forest trail to a stunning waterfall and natural swimming pool. Experience local culture, cuisine, and breathtaking views, making unforgettable memories along the way.
Guest - $70
6 hours
Imagine going to a waterfall and seeing no one, except for our group. Nothing in Puerto Rico can come close to this experience. This is Not A TOURIST TRAP! Walk with me on a up and down a easy forest trail. This is tour is NOT in the El Yunque National rainforest. This trail, is located on Private Property in the center of the island of Puerto Rico. We will end up at a breathtaking natural swimming pool and waterfall. This perhaps may be the ONLY tour that you get it all. This 5-6 hour, small group Adventure that will take you to see the mountains, look out point of the country side of Puerto Rico, the culture, local bakery, eat local food, swimming in waterfalls. We will end our day of Fun and Adventure at a local restaurant to enjoy the local cuisine (at your own expense).
Transportation back and forth from San Juan to the excursion Life jackets Bottled water Additional Price: Food and beverage and is part of the tour, but at own expense.
We will pick you up from your place of stay if you are within the San Juan Metropolitan Area. You are outside of the San Juan Metropolitan area you will drive to a location to meet us in San Juan or you can Uber or taxi to the location in San Juan.
Choose waterproof, non-slip shoes suitable for uneven terrain.
Protect the environment with biodegradable sunblock to preserve local wildlife.
Capture the waterfall and pool scenes without worry of water damage.
Carry enough water to keep energized during the hike.
Local guides share stories about the indigenous Taino presence and the development of the trail over decades.
Visitors are encouraged to follow leave-no-trace principles to minimize environmental impact and preserve the pristine water quality.
Provide grip and protection on forest trails.
For swimming in the natural pools after the hike.
Stay hydrated while reducing plastic waste.
Dry off after swimming in the waterfall pool.