Yunque Ziplining was all-around one of my favorite experiences ever. We were greeted by the super…read morefriendly and fun guides, Lori and Lisa (sorry if I spelled your names wrong). They made the journey a lot of fun! After we had followed Lori to the meeting place, we were put into our harnesses and given a very short safety speech. Then the trip began. We had a blast going down the zip lines and looking at the local plants and animals. We even got to see a tarantula and eat a termite! The view from the last zip line is breathtaking. I would definitely do it again and I recommend this experience to anyone!

SPECTACULAR!!! For ALL ages and athletic abilities. There were super small kids and Seniors in our…read moregroup - and no one had issues. Safety was #1 concern and every guide hit the mark. Minimal hike that was even more enjoyable with the guides giving animal and plant lessons whilst walking. My 14 year old had a blast - as did the rest of us!! Will 100% be going back and enjoying the views. STUNNING was an understatement. (Our all female team guides were THE BEST!!! Truly knowledgeable + really fun)

We had a blast! Turns out there were only the 4 of us in our group today. Hangman and Slider were…read moregreat! One of our party was ziplining for the 1st time, the guys were a little of fun. Phoenix helped us get all the souvenirs we needed. If you want a great adventure, go see the team at Carambola!

Absolutely this is the place to ZipLine in St. Croix. The team here was fantastic- so friendly and…read morekind. Glider, Slider, And Hangman were amazing to zip with. You can tell they really enjoy their job! I felt super safe here too, which is a top priority for me. The team zip lines with you and they were having fun with us! Absolutely would do it again. The views are amazing and the actually take you back and you get to try some of the carambola fruit that grows there! Definitely a must and a highlight of the trip.

Burlie was great! She took Jeff and I on a private tour around St. Thomas. She knows her history…read moreand kept us entertained. A special treat were the bay leaves she picked. We had never seen or smelled a leaf from a bay tree... delightful.

Ryan was fantastic. Picked us up from the cruise ship early and took us for an excellent tour all…read moreover the island ... in an AC van ... which is rare in this part of the world. We took an expedited version of the cruise ship tour and were able to do everything within 2 hours and for about 1/3rd the price. Worth every penny and would highly recommend.

The zip line park was so much fun! I was a little nervous at first, but the staff was incredibly…read morefriendly and made me feel safe and comfortable throughout the entire experience. They explained everything clearly and helped make it an unforgettable adventure. One thing to keep in mind is that since it's located in the rainforest, there's always a chance of a quick rain shower. It rained on us for about five minutes while we were there, but honestly, it just added to the experience! If you're looking for something fun and adventurous, I highly recommend checking this place out.

We had the most amazing time! The staff was super friendly and they have a multi step process to…read moretriple check your safety. The ziplines are beautiful and fast! It's a well run system so waiting for lines move fast

My friends went for zip lining- i watched. While I waited I stumbled upon the most MAGICAL coffee…read moreI've ever had in my life. With the most spectacular view. I would literally go here just for the coffee and view again. 10/10 magical experience.

One of the Largest Zip line in North America…read more Full disclosure -- it was my friend who actually had the adventurous experience on the zip line. They had people zip lining Superman style (flat on their belly), people on a bike on a unique bike zip line and a lot of other zip line opportunities. If you buy the full 5-zip line experience, that's the best bang for your money, climbing and walking is required to get to the top of one of the zip line towers (I couldn't do it with a bad foot). They also had a small cafe for snacks in a lodge-style building, which offered an excellent vantage point to view the zip lining. A full sit down restaurant is located at the very top of the building, the food was tasty and good, the drinks were tropical and refreshing. We were fortunate to have rented a car, so we drove to this location, which was not in the capital city, centrally located. You'll have to arrange transportation to this adventure park, or rent lodging somewhere close by, for a tranquil relaxing mountain retreat. Hope this help you to have the adventure of your life.

Great experience and super nice guys! We had a great time and would recommend! Staff is very polite…read moreand helpful!

I've done a lot of zip lines in my day and while the rainforest is incredible and priceless I…read morethought this is very expensive for the amount of time in the challenge you get on the zip lines. The staff was very grouchy. I watched the staff yell at a little nine-year-old girl And didn't think I got much bang for my book wasn't even offered a cup of water after sweating I think there's some growth for this place to be had all the person at the register was interested in was my money which cost us over $100 a person on the zip line and the zip line staff There was about six or seven young men, and only one of them was friendly and literally watched one of them badger, a little girl, not once but twice without her parents knowledge, and I thought that was just a little unprofessional views were great challenge was low and overpriced could improve on the customer service and the delivery of water after being on the zip lines or something along the trail It's hot you're sweaty and there ain't nothing in sight. Would've liked a little more personalized attention to the family when you're paying over $100 a person but I recommend and say this is the best one in town probably not when all you're interested in is my money and not the delivery of great customer service You have some growth I also had no one help me lock my keys and wallet

My wife and I booked this through our cruise line, but we could have gone directly as well. Our…read moreguides Skylar was fantastic. He has a ton of great and intriguing information and was very well prepared to handle even some of the other more "challenging" persons on our tour. The tour started with a bit of background information, then preparing for the tandem kayaks with life jackets and snorkel gear, but we brought our own snorkel gear and that was fine. we paddled out about 1.5 miles through the mangroves winding back through seeing the wildlife and learning the about the area. We crossed over into cas cay and took a guided hike where we hung out with a ton of hermit crabs, had hermit crab races, leaned about the history of the cay. We hiked to the tidal pools to get a bit hands on with the brittle stars, urchins, welchs, conchs and other creatures. We hiked then out to the portal rocks and explored the formations a bit. On our way back to the beach we learned about the early buccaneers, settlers and natives. Once we got back, we dawned our snorkel gear and explored the cay. We saw many different fish, urchins, octopus, sunken boats, and sea cucumbers. We got a ton of videos and photos. Once we were done, we paddled back through the mangroves and we running a bit late, so we just went directly back, which was fine after a long day. The provided some water and answered any further questions we had before we loaded back on to the bus and headed back to the port. The roads to and from port are very winding, narrow and at times precarious. Traffic was certainly congested, so very glad someone else was doing the driving. We have a pretty great group of people on our trip and make some new friends. We learned, explored and experienced St. Thomas in a fantastic was. I certainly want to thank Skylar and his partner for making this an event we will not forget!

I would not recommend Virgin Ecotours. I booked an evening kayaking excursion, a few hours before…read morethe excursion. I mapped the location from the resort where I was staying, to the meet up location. I got a taxi to take us & we left with ample extra time to get to the location. Apparently there was an accident and our driver indicated that he was going to turn around and go another way, which would get us there right on the dot. However, route 2 was not panning out, as now other traffic also used that route. I emailed the company multiple times requesting if it was possible to move to next day. ZERO response. I texted the company phone number, requesting the same. ZERO response. I called before texting, no answer. I did this from the date of our reservation until into the afternoon the next day. Very, very disappointed, as their booking calendar showed availability for the following day, but no one would respond. So not only did we miss out on something fun, but we are out $250. Would not recommend whatsoever given the complete lack of communication. If I could give 0 stars, I would.

This is our 3rd time coming to Carabali to go ATV riding. My sister, her husband and my nephew had…read morenever done the trails. They decided to go with the UTV and they had a blast! Victor was our tour guide, and he was AMAZING!!! He is super knowledgeable about Taino history, and his stops all consisted of a very interesting botany and history lesson! When we go again, we will be requesting him as our guide. He literally gave us the best 2hrs and the experience was so worth the $293 (for 2 atv's). My sister, her son and husband had the 3 person UTV and that came to $340. Side Note, my husband lost my Spy Sunglasses (not the ones pictured. They are black matte, more of a wayfarer style) in the first river. If you find them, enjoy them

I enjoyed the experience overall. We chose the ATV-only package, which was $70, and it was a decent…read morevalue. The experience started with about 30 minutes of instructions and getting set up, followed by an hour riding through the rainforest. One thing I really appreciated was that we stopped to take photos something I haven't experienced on similar tours before, so that was a nice touch. We also had a quick 10-minute stop for food before wrapping up. We went on Sunday. Nice sceneries The only downside was that our tour guide kept commenting on how fast or slow we were going. Since it had been a while since I last rode an ATV, I was a bit jerky at times, so that felt a little unnecessary. Other than that, I liked the experience and had no major complaints.

Check in was simple and quick, a little hard to find if you're not familiar with the area. Had a…read morenice outdoor waiting area with a bar and gift shop. I went with the 2-hour Horseback riding group, and the guides were extremely helpful throughout the entire trip. Helping with Hard headed horses, getting onto the horses, teaching how to lead them, stop them, and how to ride the different terrains. They were very friendly as well, making jokes and having conversations with the riders. I got lucky with my horse, Napoleon. Very well behaved, gorgeous, and trained very well. I have had previous riding experience, but for the ones who hadn't, seemed fairly confident by the end of the trip. I recommend this for young, or older people. Even if you have never even been on a horse, I still highly encourage you to try out this experience! There were a wide variety of people, along with a few children!

I booked the zipline tour with Ecoquest Experiences & Tours via Carnival Cruise Lines while in San…read moreJuan. There was a lengthy but smooth bus ride over to the location. Once on site, we had a few minutes in the Margarita Bar to take a bathroom break, grab water or snack, etc. Then we went to another area to get our gear put on and then headed to the first line. Before getting started one of the guides gave instructions on what not to do with the gear, how to hold on and how to pull yourself in if you don't make it all of the way to the next platform. Next the adventure began. I don't recall the description saying that there were open-slated wooden bridges to cross or slightly steep and possibly slippery hills to climb. I can say that my nerves, glutes and hamstrings got an intense workout. lol. The last line ends back at the Margarita Bar, perfect for if you need a shot after. The guides help you get all of the gear off. The views were great, and I really did enjoy myself. I made it across successfully on all 5 lines. It was more work than I bargained for but I'm glad that I went and would consider doing it again. All of the tour guides assisting us were great and everyone in our tour survived the experience.

Great time! Highly recommend it!…read more It was every bit as good as their website and yelp reviews made it look. If you're in PR and physically-fit enough to climb the trails, this is a must-see! I read the other reviews here, but I have some more to add. First of all, our driver was exactly on-time (unlike others who were surprised by early arrivals). Can't beat punctuality! We had to make several stops (obviously, we had purchased the package that included transportation from one of the San Juan hotels). But it wasn't bad and the ride from the beach to the park was 45 minutes, including stops at two other hotels. Once there, you'll get to use the restrooms (bano's) if you want before being directed down to a trailer to sign a waiver and pay (if you didn't bother to pay in advance.) Compared to what I paid for the in-advance-internet price, the walk-up rate was $7/person more. There was some more waiting around before getting fitted for a harness and then some MORE as we waited for a large enough group to assemble before heading down the trail. I really want to stress this part, as there were several older guests in the group and they struggled with the trails. At the beginning, you descend some ragged/un-improved trails down to the first line. There WERE some thin ropes to show you the trail and I guess you could hold them, although I think if you really put your weight on them, the poles would have just fallen over. There were a lot of loose rocks and dirt, but eventually everyone got down the trail to the briefing area. I don't think my mom, or anyone not "sure-of-foot" would have made this descent... There was a briefing given in both Spanish and English and they made the final adjustments to our harnesses (which had been left loose to allow us to hike down the trail). About photos: I REALLY appreciated that they weren't trying to squeeze more money out of us at every turn with compulsory pictures or "add-ons". Hell, they don't even sell souvenirs, so if you're thinking of getting a memento, you can forget about it. So, better bring a camera that is either small enough to go in your (zippered/buttoned) pants pocket, or you had better have one that has a strap to put around your neck. YOU WILL NOT be taking pictures while ziplining!!!!! You MUST wear heavy raw-hide gloves on both hands throughout the trip, although there are someplaces where you can step aside and remove your gloves to snap a picture or quick video. The alternative is a "Go-Pro" or other helmet-mounted camera. The helmets they make you wear have places to connect your Go-Pro straps. DO NOT be like the jackass in front of us who thought he could ignore the safety instructions and take his hands off the harness and line. He immediately flipped upside down and easily could have dropped his equipment or injured himself. Use a helmet-cam or take pictures when safely stopped. 'nuf said! As mentioned in other reviews, there is NO PLACE to securely store your valuables, so don't bring any! If you don't have a zippered pocket or pouch that you can put around your neck, just leave stuff at home/hotel/car. And now the staff: They couldn't have been any nicer! What a great group of young people. There is staff at EVERY point in your journey. There's at least one person (highly trained) at EVERY platform, at the beginning and the end. And of course, back at the base station to help you with your equipment. Most are completely bi-lingual, but a few aren't fluent enough to carry-on a casual conversation. Even those folks spoke enough English to guide you thru safety procedures or changing from one line to another. Seriously, nothing but praise for these men and women. They were great. We put a $20 in the tip-box to thank them. Bottom line, we've ridden a number of (much) smaller ziplines, but nothing like this. 8 lines!!!! Awesome views, easy procedures, friendly staff! Loved it! We would do this again on a future trip.

This was an awesome experience! It was our first time to Puerto Rico and first time ever zip…read morelining. We booked through Sam, who was great! He was super accommodating and kind. He picked us & another couple up at the hotel and the trip was about 20-25 min to get there. He even met our Beyonce playlist requests :) haha! There were 8 lines and the staff was great. I think this is a good spot for first timers. It's not overwhelming, but still high up with beautiful views. It was also cool because we stopped at a butterfly/tropical bird garden on our way before we hiked down (only 10 min hike) to the zip lines. We got some beautiful pictures. After we were done Sam recommended a great authentic little food stand that we stopped at on the way back to the hotel. It was so good! Overall, it was worth every penny. Manuel was also awesome, but so was all of the staff that helped really. They really put us at ease and were great with safety. A 9 year old girl was even in our big group and was totally fine. Had a great time!