One of the best things I have ever done. We only went on the regular ziplining tour which had 8 ziplinings all at different lengths and speeds. The guides were super friendly and tried to keep us calm as we were a nervous wreck, lol. Would definitely do this again! read more

Amazing!! When visiting Puerto Rico, you have to visit here! My husband and I did The Beast, and I have to say it was absolutely breathtaking. The incredible views and the friendly and we'll organized staff made the experience perfect. We recommend to book online since it was 50% off discount. read more

The monster zip line was super cool, but also misleading, they say you can reach speeds of up to 95 mph but that's is just not credible at all. I weigh 230 and they say the more you weigh the faster you go. I kept my arms and legs tucked in for aerodynamics but I still didn't even get passed 55 mph. I understand that there is other factors that come in to play but if also look on their website you will not find anyone that reached speed of 95+ mph. That being said the guides were super cool and funny. Made us feel very comfortable. One thing that really bothered me though was the hard hats we were issued. They are very poorly cleaned and have a very strong smell of sweat. They smell a wrestling gym. If it were not for that this review would of been a 5 star review but cleanliness is really important. Especially because this place is visited by thousands of people. read more

Toro Verde was my favorite adventure on my trip to Puerto Rico. We arrived late to our reservation because we got really lost on the way there (thanks a lot, Siri!) It wasn't an issue and they let us go on the 1:30 pm tour. I really should have done more research on this because I thought it was just one zip line....nope, wrong. It was EIGHT plus "La Bestia" at the end! I was scared at first but the tour guides were very knowledgeable (and patient!) and we had a great time. I highly recommend La Bestia. That was an amazing freeing experience. A must do! read more

Had an awesome experience!! We had the best tour guides! Funny and professional! They let us know which lines were gonna be fast and how to sit so we could reach max speed! (For those adrenal junkies like me.) You hike to each line so make sure you bring water and sun screen, and sunglasses! I brought a little sling pouch purse worked great to hold my phone and water. A small back pack would be ideal. After the lines u take a pickup truck ride back which is a nice scenery ride. We left a tip for our tour guys bc we had a great time. read more

AMAZZZZING experience! Knowledgeable staff make you feel welcome, comfortable and most importantly safe. This place is breathtakingly beautiful! read more

Best time ever we were staying at the Ritz Carlton to sign up for this adventure with my hubby and was so much fun...Our tour guide alfredo was awesome and kept us entertained in the bus and before you know it we were up in the mountains.....First i was super scared because the first zip line is the monster but it was not part of the 8 zip line that was part of the package...but it just made me realize how scary it was ...but once you start you really do want to go super fast or else youll get stuck lol and have to pull your self up towards the end but not that bad it was sssooooo fun i wish i can go back and do the monster....either way we will come back and i ll conquer it then thanks Puerto rico soooo much funnnnnnnn read more

Toroverde Adventure Park was better than expected. Seriously the most thrilling thing I have ever done. The only thing is the directions to get here. We drove from Isla Verde/San Juan via the 26 Highway. There needs to be signs along the 55 route up the mountain/forest to make it easier for tourists. I guess if you live in PR you know your way around but Google maps and GPS just doesn't work out in this region. My cousins and I had a wonderful time, 8 zip lines and spectacular views all around, well worth the money and an experience of a lifetime! If you are in Octavis or visiting Puerto Rico, go and get your adrenaline going!!! :) read more

To mimic most of the other reviews, this is a great adventure! The drive starts the adventure. I did the zip lines a few years ago which were awesome. The best I've been on to date. This time I did the Wild Bull course which was equally great. The guides are always superb! Each course will likely take you at least 1.5 hours to complete. The zip lines are probably a minimum of a 15 second ride each, with many being longer. My single complaint is disorganization. I booked myself for the Wild Bull and two family members for the zip lines. The zip lines don't have set times but the Wild Bull has 9:00 or 2:00 so I booked it for 2:00. I received a confirmation email stating we needed to be in the park between 9:00-12:00. I responded that we were hoping to do our adventures approximately the same time so could we arrive later around 1:30. The response was still be in the park between 9:00-12:00. So we made sure to arrive at 11:30. We then waited until 1:30 before they started the zip line group. No groups went out between our arrival and 1:30 so we spent two hours of our vacation standing around. We would have loved to stop at some of the towns on the drive up. There also is no announcement when they are starting to hook people up someone sure you're keeping a close eye on the equipment area. Definitely worth the money, but they can work on communication a bit. read more

So amazing!!!! I can't say enough how awesome the ziplining was and our tour of the suspension bridges with rappel. So worth the money. If you chose to drive yourself give it extra time cause it is difficult to find with no specific address to input on navigation. Also the people that worked there were so great and made you feel so safe! In two words: "GO HERE!" read more

What a fun trip. Alfredo, from toursforless.com, started our day off right. So friendly and informative about Puerto Rico on our ride to ToroVerde. The zip lines didn't disappoint. The staff were great, professional, yet still able to lighten the anxiety. The Beast was amazing. Breathtaking views. Lunch after was yummy and the perfect ending to the trip. Next time we will do the Monster! read more

Came to visit my girl who live here in Pr and she knows I'm adventurous in my older days. I don't wanna just go somewhere to lay on a beach. So my first day here 8am she took it to the max with this place. My first time zip-lining and I had a blast. The staff was great and funny and I would recommend this place to everyone. We did over 8 lines plus you have a option to do The Beast which is over 4000 feet up and you do it in your stomach laying down. Of course I did it! Amazing thrill! The rainforest is beautiful so much to look at and I felt so safe. I will be coming bk when I come to PR again. read more

The adventurous activities are great, and we had a fun time on the zip lines. Beware their restaurant though - the service is incredibly slow and the food is mediocre for the prices charged. Would highly recommend getting on La Bestia if you're visiting PR for the first time! But be sure to grab food on one of the road side spots on the way back to San Juan since they're cheaper and have great local food. read more

Honestly it was kind of hard to get to the places, direcctions and gps were a little off. But it was still a fun experience, the tours are fun, working crew interacts with you and takes pics and videos for you. Really fun thing to do! read more

By far the best zip lining tour I've been in. The length and heights are amazing. The last one called the Beast has to be the highest Zipline I've ever seen. Even the food they provided as part of the tour was delicious! read more

Ziplining was a bucket list item for my friend and I, so we decided we just had to do it on our trip to Puerto Rico. I thought Toroverde was great! First of all, this is almost a two hour drive (even with a GPS we got a bit lost, but nothing major), but definitely give yourself extra time to get there. The drive on the winding mountain roads is definitely the start of the adventure! (My only other piece of advice other than giving yourself time for the drive is to wear longer shorts or capris so that the straps for the gear don't ride up, one of the girls in our group kept having to adjust that with her shorts). We did the Wild Bull suspension bridges followed by the Beast zipline. We had made reservations about a month ahead of time, which I would recommend. We had never done suspension bridges or ziplined, so we didn't know what to expect...but we both have a huge fear of heights, and we were able to complete everything. The guides were wonderful and made us feel very safe and reassured. They were fun too with giving us a bit of a hard time, and everyone in the group that we were with enjoyed talking to them. There were five bridges (one that you free fall rapple down the middle of), and ended with a half-mile zipline which was great! After that we did the Beast zipline, which is a mile long. It was a bit windy that day, so most of the people got stuck near the end, but nothing too terrifying, they came and helped us, and a few were able to just pull themselves a few feet to the end. There's not much that can be done about that and despite our fear of heights we didnt feel scared about it at all when it happened. The views from that height are just amazing. The trees, the river, the mountains, and the view of the sea in the distance was all wonderful!!! I would come back to Toroverde for sure (in fact, they were building another zipline, which I understood was going to be even longer than the Beast, so that's one I will have to conquer next time!!!!) Big thanks to a wonderful tour group and great guides... and I'm glad it wasn't right by San Juan, so that people have the opportunity to see other beautiful parts of Puerto Rico! We also stopped upstairs afterwards to get a meal and the restaurant was nice. Beautiful views, friendly staff, and very good food. I had ordered the Verde Luz salad and it was one of the best salads I've ever had, with a passion fruit vinaigrette that was just amazing! read more

This place was AMAZING! It was in one of the most beautiful locations I have ever been too! The zip lining was one of the funniest things I've ever done. The first 8 were fun and got you pumped for the beast but there are no words in this world to describe the amazing view/thrill/adrenaline rush that you experience while on the beast! This place is a must if you're in Puerto Rico. I also have to say a big thank you to Nelson and Steven for making the tour not only so much fun but also for making me feel so safe and secure! Also thank you to Jerry our driver for making the delicious Cuban sandwiches and donuts as well as thank you for sharing your culture and telling me all about the history of Puerto Rico I really feel as if I left with a piece of it in my heart and brain :) thank you guys and I can't wait to come back and share this with the rest of my family! :) read more

Toroverde - Epic adventure! - Ziplining Near Me - Orocovis, Puerto Rico

Amazing tour! Did the combo 8 line plus the Beast! Best lines I've been on! Super great staff! Amazing views! And drinks after in the bar were great also! Worth the time and the money! read more

While on an Eastern Caribbean cruise on the Carnival Magic, I decided to book a last minute shore excursion the night before docking in Puerto Rico. I wasn't disappointed! The staff was amazing! Very knowledgeable and helpful. My tour consisted of 7 smaller ziplines plus The Beast! The Beast was thrilling! What made my experience even better was that it began to rain. Loved zipping Superman style almost 900 ft in the air. Very thrilling! I would definitely do this again next time I'm in Puerto Rico! read more

Toroverde this visit was wonderful in Orocovis town that is the center of Puerto Rico on my visit we made the wild bull and the monster, two adventures that will take time and you'll enjoy the monster holds the world record of being the longest. while wild bull is 5 airlifts and one rapeling and zipling. the staff is great and are awaiting you at all times. we want to return. read more

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DO NOT GO HERE IF THERE IS EVEN A THREAT OF RAIN Two of us paid for the 8 zipline + the Beast Tour. They closed the park for rain (no lightning) after we had done 6 ziplines, and we did not get to do the Beast. They refused to refund us for not getting to do the Beast ($40 difference per person). I guess they figured that tourists are unlikely to be repeat customers, so there is little incentive not to cheat them out of money. The staff members leading the tour were nice enough, it was just the front office who was stingy and rude. THE OTHER BIG DOWNSIDE HERE IS THE GROUP SIZE. We went ziplining in Costa Rica and went twice the distance in half the time. The groups are so big at Toro Verde that it is literally half an hour between ziplines. read more

I had always wanted to go zip lining and finally got to do it! The entire experience was great; the staff was professional, friendly and helpful. There are 8 zip lines, and the 9th is called The Beast and is one mile long. But you have to be at least 105 pounds to do it otherwise you won't make it. My guides that day were Luis Santiago and Darwin Miranda. They did a great job explaining everything to us and made everyone feel comfortable. We all had a blast, and I can't wait to go to Puerto Rico again so I can go zip lining again! Out of everything I did on my vacation, this was hands down my favorite and the most fun! Thanks guys! And be sure to have lunch in their restaurant. The food is all organic from the farms in the area, and everything is freshly made. The service is great too: friendly, attentive, helpful and the food is delicious. read more

The most enjoyable part was the scenic drive. The 8 station zip line was beautiful. The wait for the Beast was long and unpleasant, with loud cafre music. I could have done without it. Four people in my party gave up and preferred to lose their money, and left. On the way out I had to buy a t shirt since I could not stand the stench left on mine from the zip line gear. Skip the Beast, bring a disposable shirt. Or do something else. read more

Extremely fun zipline courses that are totally worth it. Went this morning and had a blast. We drove up from San Juan and believe me it's not THAT bad of a drive. If you have are rental and know how to drive just do it read more

This was simply amazing our tour was Bryan. I was concerned because I read a review that they make u do everything on your own therefore one person got hurt, but if u follow directions u will be fine!!! read more

Echoing what a few others have said. Nice views and the zip lines looked great, but being told upon arrival that there was a 2 hour wait to do the Beast or the other zip lines meant we didn't have enough time left in the day to do either Given that we had made a prior "reservation" for the Beast and then driven 1.5 hours from our hotel to get there, Toro Verde was a big disappointment. read more

The good: -The views. -Parking was great. - Gps Waze app took me there without any hassle. The bad: -They only have 1 truck to get all the equipment to the place. -The zip lines tour was rushed as hell we went as a family and they were rude rushing us to advanced to the next one. -They only have 1 truck working to get the equipment from the zip lines to the shop. -Slow as hell with only 1 truck working we had to wait a few hours to wait while they bring the rest of the zip lines equipment. Restaurant: Over priced garbage food. read more

I called two days before to reserve, and was told what to expect the morning of our trip. The morning of our trip we were picked up by the transport company " Super Max" our driver Jerry was very informative the whole way up to the park. The guy gets a 10 in my book. Once at the park we're given a few mins. To stretch, walk around and get comfortable. Looking around was beautiful ( must be nice to wake up daily to this ) the sights and sounds of the park are fantastic. We got our sad try meeting and got geared up and then walked to our 1st of 6 regular zip lines. The crew that helped us were top notch. These first Ziplines are great, fast, all between 840 feet and 940. But then we did the BEAST all 4745 feet. Wow what a fun exhilarating experience. It takes well over 2 minutes flying through the air like superman. I can't say enough. It's well worth it, a definite can't miss. The grounds are well crept the crew is professional. My props to them, well done read more

Toroverde - Ziplining Near Me - Orocovis, Puerto Rico

This park is unsafe except for people who already have prior ziplining experience! I tried the Beast the other day as my FIRST ziplining experience ever, and let me tell you, it was awful! First of all, nobody explained to me that I would be flying 850 feet above the canopy; the tour guide at my hotel made it sound like the ziplining would be through the trees, not over them. But, what made the experience particularly harrowing is that I GOT STUCK in the MIDDLE of the BEAST zipline! The zipline is about one mile long. I literally got stuck half way through. I was suspended 850 feet above the canopy and was completely powerless. I was staring straight down at the tops of the trees thinking my life was about to end. About 5 minutes later, a park worker ziplined from the front of me down to where I was and told me to grab his feet. But, I had been told when the ride began that I should use my hands to grip cords at my sides. I was scared that by removing my hands from my sides, I would plummet. I asked him if I should grab his feet with both hands, but since none of the workers there speak much English, I was not sure he understood me when he said "yes." I took a chance, but mind you, at the time, I knew that if he did not understand, I would fall to my death. He pulled me to safety. I did two more ziplines after that, but in both cases, the break at the end smashed into my helmet, almost giving me a concushion. So, I told them I wanted off the mountain. They sent someone with an ATV to get me. There were no doors or seatbelts, and that man drove super fast down the steepest slopes I have ever seen. I thought I was going to die in the ATV. Bottom line--if you have never ziplined before, do not have this be your first experience. And, I do not think this park would ever have gotten the go-ahead to open in the continental US. It is extremely unsafe. Yes, I know some readers out there will no doubt write and tell me that it is safe and that I should have known I would be rescued. But to you, I say, YOU WEREN'T THERE! YOU WILL NEVER KNOW THE FEAR I SUFFERED! I have had no one give me any sympathy since this experience, and I am sick of it! All you adrenaline junkies out there are entitled to have your fun; but I was not expecting anything like what I endured. The tour guide at my hotel did not properly explain what would be entailed--probably because she did not speak sufficient English. So, if you are just going to write and criticize me, save your breath. This post is just meant for others like myself who are not into extreme sports but who just might otherwise think that ziplining at this park does not require extreme skill and coordination--let me tell you, it does! If you hold the ropes at the wrong place, for example, you lose your fingers! And yes, the workers there will tell you that! So, be warned. This is not for the inexperienced or faint of heart. If you have a fear of heights, definitely do not go here. This is a great park for adrenaline junkies but not for anyone who is not ready to die yet. read more

We had an amazing time! Our tour guides Pollo and Jose Luis were excellent. It was our first time ziplining and they made us feel comfortable. They took good care of our 8 year old. So much fun!! read more

During my previous trip to Puerto Rico, I was looking for something adventurous to do and up popped Toroverde's Zip Lining adventures. Courteous and friendly staff await to send you "flying" over the forest's canopy. It boasts being the longest and highest zip line in the world and if you doubt this claim, then you definitely need to check it out for yourself. It's best to go when it's not too crowded as there is a significant wait time between each leg of the line if there's a lot of people. There are two flavors: the traditional "Sit in the harness" position and the "Superman" where you lay flat, face down in a harness. Of the two I really liked the "Superman", mostly because I've been on ziplines in Jamaica where it was pretty much the same thing for the "Seated" position. If you've been zip lining before, you may want to do the "Superman" first before deciding to do the traditional positions lines. If you've never been zip lining before, this is a great series of runs to test your wit out on. Experienced guides and staff members are on hand should you get a little shaky about your decision. It's a Puerto Rico MUST DO! Ditch the tours, rent a car and GO! read more

the stars are for that adorable bleached blonde chic behind the desk.... oh yeah, the beast is awesome.....

Great zip lining, Massive adrenaline Rush. Jeraldo and the rest of our tour guides made the experience even better.

Well worth the experience. I would recommend this to anyone who does not have a fear of heights. Jerry picked us up at our hotel. He was very friendly and incredibly nice. On the ride to the forest he offers history lessons and tidbits on all sorts of information regarding Puerto Rico. My fiancé and I signed up for the Zipline and La Bestia tours. There were 8 ziplines manned by the park staff who were fun, professional and helpful. The walking between ziplines is minimal. There is a short steep walk between ziplines 7 and 8. The longest we waited between ziplines was maybe 10 minutes. But we were there in February which is considered a non peak time. The ziplines were fun and fast. The staff made us all feel safe and excited to be there. Oh and the views were beautiful. We even were lucky enough to have a rainbow and most of us had the experience of flying over the rainbow - pretty cool. La Bestia was an awesome experience. It is the "Superman" zipline. The staff harnesses you in a lay flat type harness and hooks you up to several ties, hooks and clamps to make sure you are secure and safe on the line. There are 2 lines next to each other, so if you are in pairs you are basically able to soar into the skies at the same time. the La Bestia line is pretty long and you are in the air flying for a good amount of time ( over a minute depending on your size, wind factors, movement factors, etc). The view is spectacular - don't forget to look all around and down and back and Enjoy the ride! After all our fun, Jerry and his team fed us yummy homemade sandwiches, chips and drinks. I highly recommend this experience with Jerry and the team at Toro Verde Adventure Park. I wish we had more time in PR to go on some of the other tours recommended by TVAP. read more

According to the Toro Verde website, La Bestia (The Beast) will make you "fly like a bird on one of the world's longest single run zip-line. With a length of 4,745 feet (1,446km) we are sure you will find this tour exhilarating as you approach speeds up to 60MPH." Where else can you fly like Ironman for two minutes? Being on the lighter side, I got stuck 3/4 of the way so they made me catch an additional rope so I can pull myself to the other side. For this ride, heavier = faster. Would I do La Bestia again? Absolutely!! Next time, I would get a package along with it tho. Orocovis is 1.5 hr away from San Juan so it ain't worth driving three hours RT for something that lasts about an hour. We showed up w/ reservation made by phone but they didn't have us down for the day. I recommend making a reservation over the phone (they don't get back to you via E-mail) and confirm the day of. Because it was just two of us who showed up, they were able to fit us in with a group of people from the Marriot. The staff was nice and thanks to them, along with conquering The Beast, I came back home with an unforgettable experience. read more

We were here as an excursion on our cruise on March 6th, 2019 with a group of about 50+ people. From what I gather, this was an 'off' day for Toroverde as it looks as though normal hours of operation are Thursday through Sunday. This might explain the lack of customer service we received from each and every staff member we encountered. The Zip Line tour was awesome, it was a ton of fun, however upon being greeted at the desk, we were made to feel like we were unexpected and an inconvenience. We paid $150 per person for this excursion, we did about 7 zips including the Beast. Because there were so many people, it took way longer than anticipated. There were probably about 10 employees working the lines and there was really only 1 that was somewhat friendly. As for the Beast, that zipline is amazing, it's a bit daunting at first but it's really a blast. My only recommendation for this particular zipline is that you warn the people who are doing it about the ABRUPT stop at the end. I am sure I ended up with whiplash from this. At the end, there was a group of 6 of us that were left after the Beast. We waited about a half hour for the truck to pick us up and take us back to our tour bus. Everyone else on our tour was waiting for us. The truck drove us up the hill to our bus but never bothered to check and see if we had anything in a locker down below. I ended up having to walk down, get my things out of the locker, and walk back up that hill. The truck passed by us as we were walking and didn't offer to help us out. Once on our tour bus, everyone clapped as if it were our fault for the delay. Bottom line, if this is normally a day off for your staff, maybe you should just leave it as that and not offer this as an excursion with the Cruiseline. It's not ideal as it is easily an hour and a half bus ride each way and with a group of over 50 people, it just took way too long. read more

My 12 year old son and I went last week and it was our FIRST ziplining experience...we are ruined for life....there is no way it can get any better than this...we made reservations the previous day and were informed that the earlier we arrived, the better. We were the first for the "Beast" that day and when we returned, the parking lot had filled up considerably...the only downside for us - it would have been great if there had been photographer for a "souvenir" photo opportunity... we will return again next year and do "the tour" read more

Great experience at Toro Verde. The driver who transported us was funny and informative. We were in the first group (12 people) through and our wait time was maybe 10 min per station. All the lines were fun. #8 and the Beast were a blast. Their admin setup is pretty rustic but it looks like they are about to move into a new VERY nice building overlooking the valley. This attraction is one of the few times it helps to be overweight. A couple in our group got stuck from 50 - 100 ft from the end of a zip line. It took the guides less than a minute to bring them in. A couple of the hikes between stations are tough. Even the skinny folks in our group were panting. read more

The zip lining is a must experience if you go to PR for vacation and this place will definitely give you a unique experience. All the ziplines were amazing, the restaurant is great too, the surroundings are just beautiful and everyone is really nice over there, the guys at the zip lines I don't remember all the names but one them was Jose Casiano (not sure how to spell it), the people at the restaurant too. It was just great. Tip: wear sporty clothes and take your go-pro in a small backpack! read more

This place is incredible. I did the 8 zip line tour twice and the beast. Very safe, and awesome staff. The views are beautiful. Worth every penny! read more