• San Juan - The journey begins with picking up all participants, followed by a drive to the Rainforest once everyone is on board!
• Fajardo - Fajardo Overlook – El Yunque National Forest
  The Fajardo Overlook offers breathtaking views of the rainforest canopy extending to the coast. On clear days, visitors can see the town of Fajardo and the blue Caribbean beyond. This stop is quick and convenient, with a small parking area and a short walk to the viewpoint, making it ideal for families, first-time visitors, or anyone seeking a photo opportunity without a lengthy hike.
• Catarata La Coca - La Coca Waterfall is one of the most photographed locations in El Yunque and is very accessible. Situated right off the main road near the forest entrance, this 85-foot waterfall cascades over large smooth rocks, surrounded by lush tropical greenery.
• Yokahu Observation Tower - Yokahú Tower is one of the most iconic viewpoints in El Yunque. After ascending the winding staircase inside this historic observation tower, visitors are rewarded with panoramic views of the rainforest, coastline, and, on clear days, the islands off Puerto Rico’s eastern shore. The climb is short but steep, with several windows along the way to enjoy the scenery. At the top, expect cool breezes, excellent photo opportunities, and a chance to truly appreciate the scale of the rainforest below.
• Cataratas Juan Diego - Nestled just off the main road in El Yunque, Juan Diego Waterfalls provides a more natural, “off-the-path” rainforest experience. A short, uneven trail leads through dense greenery to the first small cascade and pool, offering a peaceful spot that feels secluded from the busier viewpoints.
• Bano Grande - Baño Grande is a stunning, historic stone pool constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, and today it stands as one of the most picturesque stops in El Yunque. Surrounded by towering trees and moss-covered bridges, the site feels like a hidden rainforest oasis. Although swimming is not permitted, visitors can walk around the pool’s edge, enjoy the views, and capture great photos of the arched walkway and emerald-colored water. It’s an easy, short stop with a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for learning a bit of the forest’s history while soaking in the scenery.
• Playa Luquillo - The Luquillo Kiosks are a vibrant stretch of over 50 family-owned food stands and casual restaurants lining the beach just outside El Yunque. Here, visitors can sample a variety of Puerto Rican specialties, from fresh seafood and mofongo to fritters, tacos, and tropical smoothies, all in a fun, laid-back atmosphere. Each kiosk has its own unique character, with some offering ocean views and others playing music or selling local sweets and souvenirs. It’s an easy stop after a day of exploring the rainforest, with options for every taste and budget. Expect a relaxed vibe, occasional crowds on weekends, and delicious local flavors that will entice you to return.
• El Portal Visitor Center - El Yunque National Forest - El Portal serves as the welcoming gateway to El Yunque National Forest, providing an easy and engaging introduction to the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. The center features interactive exhibits, short films, and helpful rangers who offer tips on trails, weather, and safety before venturing deeper into the forest. A raised boardwalk winds through lush greenery, offering an accessible way to experience the jungle scenery, even for those not hiking.
• San Juan - Once all stops are completed, the journey concludes with a drive back to San Juan, where all guests will be dropped off at their original pick-up point!

• Entrance and admission to El Yunque Rainforest
• Transportation - accommodates up to 2 wheelchairs
• Experienced and knowledgeable guide
• Guided service
• Lunch stop
• Bottled Water

• Personal expenses - costs like souvenirs and food items are not included

Discover the enchanting allure of El Yunque National Rainforest with a private, guided tour crafted for comfort, accessibility, and a hint of adventure! This excursion is perfect for those wishing to explore Puerto Rico’s verdant tropical landscapes without engaging in strenuous hiking or water activities. Enjoy sweeping mountain vistas, explore the El Portal Visitor Center, and partake in brief, leisurely nature walks along paved or well-maintained paths, enveloped by the soothing sounds of waterfalls, birds, and the refreshing tropical breeze.

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