Experience the lush trails and pristine beaches of El Yunque in one unforgettable day. Hike, swim, and relax amidst the island’s vibrant natural beauty.
It’s common to get splashed by waterfalls or rain, so pack a rain jacket or waterproof bag for your belongings.
Trails can be muddy and uneven; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable and safe.
The rainforest has mosquitoes and other insects, especially during the warm months.
Beat the crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures by beginning your hike in the morning.
El Yunque was established as a national forest in 1903 and holds cultural significance for local Taíno communities.
The forest is actively maintained with efforts focused on habitat preservation and protecting native species.
Provides stability and protection on muddy and uneven trails.
Keeps you dry during rain or waterfall spray.
Protects against strong Caribbean sun during outdoor activities.
Perfect for swimming in waterfalls or the beach afterwards.