• Catarata La Coca - Situated at an altitude of 1,476 feet (450 meters) above sea level, La Coca Falls is a breathtaking waterfall! The waters cascade 85 feet (26 meters) onto a massive rock formation at the base. It’s a fantastic spot for photography.
• Yokahu Observation Tower - This 69-foot tower was constructed by Dr. Frank H. Wadsworth (former Forest Supervisor and Director of IITF) in the early 1960s. From Yokahú Tower, visitors can see four types of forest: Colorado (smooth to the south), Tabonuco (irregular surroundings with white-leaved Yagrumos), Palm (on the steep slopes), and Cloud Forest (on the ridges). On a clear day, the coastline and even the Virgin Islands are visible (over a 10-mile view). The dense, ancient forest of the Baño de Oro Research Natural Area in the upper Mameyes Valley to the east is also visible.
• El Yunque National Forest - Embark on an unforgettable journey at the Puente Roto, or “Broken Bridge,” recreation site – a hidden treasure nestled along the Rio Mameyes’ recreation segment. Recognized by Congress as a Wild and Scenic River for its stunning natural beauty, this undiscovered sanctuary offers an immersive experience in an untouched oasis.

Features:
Water Wonderland: Enjoy the expansive water play area created by the river’s width, perfect for swimming, wading, and riverside picnics.

️ Location: Find this pristine retreat at Road 988 km 2.7, where tranquility meets nature’s magnificence.

Safety First:
⚠️ Weather Watch: Stay updated on changing weather conditions and potential flash floods to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.

Leave No Trace: Practice environmental responsibility by packing out your trash, preserving the river’s beauty. Let’s protect this natural sanctuary together!

• Playa Luquillo - After exploring the rainforest, guests will board the bus again and head to Luquillo Beach and Kiosks for a two-hour lunch break or to enjoy playing in the sand and soaking up the sun’s rays… Finally, the day will conclude with a drive back to the guests’ original pick-up location.

• USDA Official El Yunque National Forest pass and fees
• Lunch Stop at Luquillo Kiosks
• Live-commentary and interpretations about the Ecosystem in English or Spanish
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Must be able to swim to join the tour

• Rain Coat or Water Poncho
• Lunch
• In order to do this tour you have to know how to swim
• Minimum age is 7 years.

El Yunque National Forest Journey: Explore, Enjoy, Immerse!

Discover Mother Nature’s Magnificence:

Set off on a journey through the USDA’s El Yunque National Forest. Experience the mystique of wild nature and the excitement of a river born from the mountains.

Hassle-free Transit:

To ensure a carefree adventure, we offer roundtrip transportation. Concentrate on the exciting exploration, while we manage the travel details.

Crystal Clear River Dive:

Dive into the crystalline waters of the river, emerging from the mountain peaks. Our guide will guide you through the marvels of nature, significant points, and secret gems.

​ Refresh and Delight:

Submerge yourself in invigorating stream dips. Develop a bond with nature, indulge in a mesmerising Nature Walk, and build unforgettable experiences.

Answer the Call of the Wild:

Nature’s invitation is ready – a cherished getaway to refresh and restore.

• You must be able to swim in order to participate in this tour.
• The maximum weight is 250 pounds.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.