The Rainforest Cave Tubing tour was a wonderful experience full of adventure. I went from trekking…read morethrough a beautiful rainforest to a cliff jump in to the river and on to tubing along some amazing river canyons. My tour happened to be rescheduled for a day after a heavy rain so the river had a muddy look, but it was just as beautiful. This tour was one of the highlights of my vacation. The guides were always very attentive to my needs hiking back up and I felt quite safe. I highly recommend this trip.

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This is a nice hike around the falls. But the stairs down to the falls can be very tricky and…read moresteep. Be careful, the hand railing is not the best. This is not for someone in a walker or wheelchair. The fall looks great, and I enjoyed it. No place to change. I saw many jump off the cliff and into the water. You have to climb a rope. I did see kids feed fish in the pool with bread. Also the drive can be alot.

Absolutely beautiful and so much fun…read more Just some things to share Parking is $10.00 (but worth it), They are two huge waterfall areas (see both), jump from the cliff (if you can), swing from the rope, eat at Sha's, and enjoy yourself. Oh and if you have snorkeling gear take it. Take it everywhere you go. The drive it to waterfalls is a bit scary. So make sure to drive slow and cautious.

My bff's 2nd cousin brought us here during our last full day visiting the island. BFF hadn't ever…read morebeen here and this is his hometown. Two waterfalls exist and they're just a short walk away. Both were beautiful as well as the grounds. Rocks can be slippery so con cuidate! It's also a lil bit of hike when youre coming back up the steps, so preparado! Cooler temperatures are welcome due to all the shade from the trees. Parking is 10 bucks but we got in gratis. There's a little cantina para refrescos but it closes early at 6pm.

My favorite part was the smaller waterfall 10 minutes upstream of the big waterfall. The small…read morewaterfall had a great rope swing and was great to swim in. My feet definitely got slightly cut up going barefoot, so i recommend wearing some water shoes you can swim in if you're worried at all about that. We parked near the restaurant and it cost $10.

We came here at the recommendation of a local. Mostly, we've heard that not only is El Yunque far…read moreaway, it's also always crowded with tourists. This recommendation was for a rainforest that was closer and more isolated, so we'd essentially have the whole forest to ourself. The drive itself was rather frightening because the forest is on top of a mountain, so the drive though beautiful was winding and hard on the driver. Once we got to the forest, it was clear why it wasn't popular. There are really no spectacular views once you get into the forest. The trees hide what you'd expect to see at such heights, which makes the hiking even more tedious and less enjoyable. There are also an abundance of both rocks and slippery leaves, so you really should wear some hiking friendly shoes. In terms of the trails themselves, they were rather fun and enjoyable. There were some tricky climbs and some peaceful strolls. Our goal was the cave that was at the other side of the forest. It was maybe an hour trek (assuming timely pacing) to get from the entrance to the cave. There is a rickety wooden staircase that takes you down. It's a little dank down there and you definitely need a flashlight, but it's pretty cool to see the rock formations in the cave. There are also sleeping bats if you go in the daytime, and you can see and hear them. However, for me, it definitely wasn't cool enough to warrant the hike. There are no gems and no real interesting features. It paled in comparison to the caves you can find the US (e.g. San Antonio caves) All in all. It's a good place for a jog or to hike for the sake of hiking. It's also good for outdoorsy people who would like a more quiet and personal experience. But it's definitely not rewarding for beginners.

The place is absolutely beautiful and serene! If you want a place in nature to get away. This is…read moreit!! Definitely recommending to all my friends

We accessed Survival Beach via a 2 mile trail to see the sea caves on the way. The sea caves were…read moreawesome! At the end of the trail was the beach and it was incredibly blue and clean. The waves are definitely aggressive and I wouldn't risk going further out than about 30 feet because the sand quickly changes to bedrock and you would risk getting extremely injured if swept under by a wave.

Food was amazing and the service was very nice and accommodating. Beautiful pool area and open.read more

We took this tour with Jesus and Jessica as our guides - both were fantastic, very knowledgeable…read moreabout the history, geology, flora and local animals. Also they were great with the kids on the tour. I would highly recommend this company!

¡Gracias! Thank you! This was an amazing experience! The cave window took my breath away, I have…read morenever been inside a cave before and this was incredible. This company truly cares about the environment of Puerto Rico and informs everyone about the beauty and wildlife living amongst the land. Jesus lead the way and made us feel safe and comfortable and he was so kind! They give you safety helmets and flashlights halfway through the tour, you will see bats and be in dark quiet areas. Highly recommend and is worth it! Tour was about 1.5 hours long

Seeing the caves was a nice experience. Before heading to the caves, you watch a short video, get a…read morehard hat and audio device where you can listen to the historical facts about the caves. There used to be trolleys where they drive you up but they no longer have them so you need to walk the whole way there. Heading to the caves, you are walking down so it's pretty easy. Going back you're heading up which is quite a workout! But there are places with seats along the way if you need a break to catch your breath. Our tour guide "Amy" was really knowledgeable and kind. The whole trip took about an hour and half so we weren't rushed and had plenty of time to take pictures. It is recommended to wear sneakers because in the caves, it's wet so the floors get really slippery.

Okay, this was an incredible, fun experience…read more You start off on a Jurassic Park esque ride through the surrounding rain forest (no dinosaurs and 75% less Jeff Goldblum). And then its into the cave itself. The cave is just amazing, and WAY bigger than I would have imagined. There are nine stations where you can listen to an auditour, but also do listen to your guide. Ours was awesome and kept finding vinegaroons. We didn't see any bats, but the hurricane a few years ago mostly wiped them out, and I guess they haven't rebounded yet. :( Still, there were.. signs of many bats. Pro Tip, they warn you that you may get wet. You probably won't, but still be prepared. I nearly took this to mean "wear beach shoes." Don't. Wear good shoes, and make sure they're slip resistant.

AMAZING! This deserves way more than 5 stars, it was the…read moreabsolute best! This was my favorite part about my vacation. The adventure is challenging but extremely fun! You'll be hiking, body rafting, cliff jumping, rock sliding, and everything in between! I cannot stress enough how unforgettable this experience was. Ricardo and his team are beyond incredible. They definitely made this adventure even more exhilarating. They are very welcoming and very fun to be around. The tour even includes food before and after the adventure, which was awesome. I definitely recommend doing this tour if you go to Puerto Rico! Definitely worth my time and money. Amazing experience of a lifetime! *Take hiking shoes and if you don't have any, RENT some from them. You will be sorry if you don't! Also take long sleeve shirt and leggings if possible, you'll get tons of scratches if your arms and legs are uncovered!

I booked a private outing with Ricardo and his team in December 2014…read more After arriving at the teams base camp I observed how prepared these guys were for the day, from all angles, including safety as well as fun. The entire tour from the maintenance of the private trails to the coordination of activities was expertly handled. Throughout the day I did things not experienced for decades like jumping off 40ft waterfalls, repelling down rock faces, and body sliding down natural water slides. I brought my young son along for the adventure and here again these guys shined in a big way, Fernando specifically paid extra special attention to his safety but also making sure he had a great time. The expertise in safety and the detailed oriented planning put into this adventure allowed me to do what I came to do - have fun, without fearing injury or harm to my young Son. These caliber of activities (some might call them "extreme") would not usually instill such a feeling of calm and safety in me - or most people in general. This was the best tour of any kind that I've ever been on. If you love nature, hiking, andwater do it. It's the best money you'll spend on a tour.

This trail is outside of the gated entrance along a secondary narrow road. This was best for our…read moreparents as it was a steady decline down and incline up, yet a bit lengthy (about 20 minutes one way). At the end of the trail, there's a river where you can take a dip in, so make sure to have your swimsuit.

I highly recommend this trail when you're at El Yunque. It's an easy trail, perfect for beginners…read more Good for families. The trail was clean and well marked. The trail is short, probably 12-15 minutes each way. The trail ends at the Mameyes River. Spectacular. You can get in the water. Very relaxing and fun. That said you should pay attention to the weather because rivers are dangerous when it rains. No fishing on the river. Street parking. No trash bins around. Please practice Leave No Trace and The Outdoor Code.