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Andrew_T, Apr 2026
This is an incredible...
This is an incredible adventure through the Puerto Rican rainforest. The guides are extremely knowledgeable and are very conscious of everyone’s safety. When they say you will get muddy, believe them! We all wore water shoes. Definitely recommend doing this tour. It’s like getting taken to the local spot with locals. We had a 7 & 9 year old with us and they did just fine.
Glen_H, Apr 2026
Awesome day out!
Great day out, good value, very clean, not too busy. You need to be reasonably fit. You are going on short but challenging track through muddy and steep terrain. You need decent footwear that can get completely wet and muddy. Anthony & John were great guides!
Nicholas_P, Apr 2026
Must try with Marti!
Incredible, not too hard but slightly challenging, really beautiful sights, gorgeous water, comfortable bus ride over. Marti was a legend and the human embodiment of Tarzan. He was very meticulous and personable, and easy to get along with. He knows every inch of the rainforest and took our safety very seriously. We loved him.
Joelle_T, Apr 2026
This was such a great...
This was such a great trip, Miguelito was extremely knowledgeable and put the safety of everyone on the trip first. He was so much fun to talk to and made the hike very memorable. The driver Jonathan was very nice too. He did an amazing job navigating the roads and kept everything going smoothly.

El Yunque National Forest

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San Juan
A small waterfall in the El Yunque National Forest near San Juan.
  • The El Portal visitor center provides a good introduction to the area—pick up a map and follow the signposted trails. It's open daily from 9am to 5pm and does not require a reservation. However, individuals 16 or older are required to pay an $8 entrance fee.

  • Wear hiking boots, comfortable clothing, and bring a bathing suit; flip-flops are not your best bet.

  • There are plenty of hiking trails in the forest. The trails are restricted to foot traffic only and are not accessible by stroller or wheelchair.

  • Popular combination tours include a kayaking trip on the nearby bioluminescent bay and a visit to Luquillo Beach.

  • Travelers interested in a guided tour of the forest should ensure that their tour operator is an authorized El Yunque National Forest tour guide prior to booking.