Feeling adventurous? Dare to explore a different zone of El Yunque, while enjoying in a safe and guided way, the different water activities this natural park has to offer.
Experience the beauty of El Yunque Rainforest while hiking, river trekking and rock climbing. Enjoy spotting its flora and fauna, scenic views and gorgeous hidden waterfalls, natural pools and slides.
This is a moderate to strenuous activity and may not be suitable for everyone. Please read entire description before booking in order to avoid any inconveniences.
For an educational, low impact tour please see our other version "El Yunque National Forest Half-Day Tour".
Pickup included
After the activity ends, we will stop at a local restaurant for a late lunch (food cost not included) before returning to San Juan or your initial meeting point.
Restaurant visited can vary from El Asador to the Luquillo Kiosks.
Please read carefully for all safety requirements and limitations for this excursion:
This adventure begins with your hotel pick up, (within the San Juan area - see Additional Info), and is the perfect option for hiking lovers.
After arriving in Ceiba, your initial hike will start as pure adventure on an approximate 30-minute journey on a dirt/rock path and muddy terrain.
This trail is surrounded by bamboo trees, rainforest flowers, and many other beautiful plants. After the hike, you will enjoy from water activities. First, visit a river and collecting pool that forms at the base of a waterfall. Take the time here to cool off in its refreshing waters.
We will then proceed to another hike and rock climb in order to visit more natural pools (the more strenuous part). Here you will have the opportunity to cliff jump into the pools, swing from a rope, or go down the natural water slides (optional).
• Comfortable tennis or hiking shoes are required.
• It is recommended you also bring water shoes, swimsuit, towel and a change of clothes.
• Pregnant women, persons with knee and/or back injuries or recent surgeries, those with walking disabilities or physical impairments, or other serious medical conditions cannot participate on this tour.
• Operates based on weather and river conditions, there is a possibility of cancellation if conditions are not found safe during rainy days.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult (not suitable for children under 7 years).
• Refunds will not be issued if tour/activity is missed due to late, non-arrival of cruise ship or for neglecting to inform proper cruise schedule or location.
• Please travel light and only bring the necessary to the tour. Leave behind electronic devices, any important documentation like passport, large sums of cash or credit cards. Cell phones require waterproof case.
• Use of lifejacket and helmet is mandatory. $100 fee will apply for each piece of equipment if not returned.
• ONCE AT THE FOREST, should a person not be capable, or decide not to participate on the tour, an additional pick up fee of $65.00 will apply in order to be returned to the hotel.
• Additional transfer fee to towns outside of selected San Juan/Metro area will apply (each way):Rio Grande / Dorado / Fajardo/ Humacao.
• Due to safety reasons participants must be able to understand English or Spanish. Legally blind or deaf persons are not able to participate due to the same. A Private tour would be the most appropriate option on these cases.
• Bespoke LM Reserves the Right of Admission - If a person appears to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, not following COVID19 protocols or not dressed appropriately (due safety) the Guide has the right to Cancel their reservation at any moment, and No Refunds will be issued due to this.
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