El Yunque National Forest, Luquillo Beach & Bio Bay Night Kayaking Trio
Overview
This adventure is a full-day experience of hiking, swimming and paddling in two of the most visited natural wonders in Puerto Rico: Rainforest River Swimming and the Bioluminescent Bay in Laguna Grande, Fajardo. You’ll also have the time to relax on the beautiful beach of Luquillo and enjoy the savory local cuisine the Kiosks offer.
Inclusions
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Fully guided tours of two reserves, El Yunque Rainforest and the Laguna Grande Mangrove Forest.
- Weight up to 250 pounds per person.
- Must be able to swim to join this tour.
- Entry/Admission - Laguna Grande
- Entry/Admission - El Yunque National Forest
What to expect
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Stop At: El Yunque National Forest 00745-9625 Puerto Rico
La Coca Falls is the first spectacular feature seen by our guest as we enter El Yunque National Forest. 85 feet (26 meters) drop welcomes all visitors to the forest. An impressive huge rock formation at the bottom of the falls is the perfect photo opportunity for your screen saver picture.
Yokahu - With more than 50 years Yokahu Tour has offer to everybody that climb its 98 steps a panoramic views of the coast and the rain forest above canopy. Located at mid elevation along road 191this stop is one of the visitor’s favorite.
Bano Oro - This man made stone dam of 18 feet (5.4 meters) deep pool was built for recreation purposed back in 1936 by the Civilian Conservation Corp. This stone and masonry dam over which water cascade is not for swim anymore since 1976. However it’s a beautiful man made pool filled with the waters from an upper branch of La Mina River.
Puente Roto is one of the most popular water play area on the Forest. Here you’ll have the opportunity for swimming in a natural rainforest river. The road provides easy hiking access to the river corridor, even though no trails currently exist.
Duration: 4 hours
Stop At: Playa Luquillo, Luquillo Puerto Rico
A row of around 60 family-owned kiosks selling food, drinks and souvenirs. These kiosks vary in style, taste and price, all are open air, and some face the road while others face the beach. A laid back, casual atmosphere to kick back and have a bite.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Laguna Grande, Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve, Fajardo 00738 Puerto Rico
Bio Bay Night Kayaking in the Mangrove Forest Reserve of Las Cabezas de San Juan
Duration: 2 hours
Additional information
- Not recommended for travelers with back problems
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Service animals allowed
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
- Weight limit is 250 lbs. per person.
- Must be able to swim to join this tour.
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Definitely skip the beach, it was disgusting-no bathrooms and so much trash everywhere! El Yunque was nice but not what we expected, we only saw some small gecko's, no birds or other wildlife. There were nice views and a waterfall. If you want to do these tours I would recommend doing the fore...
Definitely skip the beach, it was disgusting-no bathrooms and so much trash everywhere! El Yunque was nice but not what we expected, we only saw some small gecko's, no birds or other wildlife. There were nice views and a waterfall. If you want to do these tours I would recommend doing the forest and Kayaking tours but don't do them all together. Kayaking was pretty cool to go at night and the guides were fantastic trying to make it fun. As far as bio-bay, don't get your hopes up, it was pretty minor what we saw, not like the pics. We did see some algae but not what we expected. The tour company was great and accommodating as they picked us up and dropped us off very close to where we were staying.We did enjoy the experience and the guides were great. Overall I would recommend it. I only had an issue contacting the company before the event to confirm our pick-up. They only operate via the phone number provided on the ticket. However, when we travel, we rely on Wi-Fi. They do not answer via...
We did enjoy the experience and the guides were great. Overall I would recommend it. I only had an issue contacting the company before the event to confirm our pick-up. They only operate via the phone number provided on the ticket. However, when we travel, we rely on Wi-Fi. They do not answer via WhatsApp or the Viator communication system.Rainforest very short walk, disappointed. Luquillo Beach not the best beach to go. Laguna Grande was nice, canoes and guide tourist . Bioluminescent lights?? Very hard to see them.
Rainforest very short walk, disappointed. Luquillo Beach not the best beach to go. Laguna Grande was nice, canoes and guide tourist . Bioluminescent lights?? Very hard to see them.Amazing crew let me start with our driver Eli he was so nice and friendly. The tour guide Edwin was amazing he was incredible!!! Funny,knowledge and kind huge thumbs up. The Bio Bay tour guide was Donotello he was marvelous! We had a blast and can’t say thank you enough!
Amazing crew let me start with our driver Eli he was so nice and friendly. The tour guide Edwin was amazing he was incredible!!! Funny,knowledge and kind huge thumbs up. The Bio Bay tour guide was Donotello he was marvelous! We had a blast and can’t say thank you enough!The rainforest portion of the tour was amazing. Rafael did a great job of sharing information and being engaging and it was beautiful. The bioluminescent bay experience was not what I was expecting at all, and considering the additional cost of this part, I definitely would skip it . There was a ...
The rainforest portion of the tour was amazing. Rafael did a great job of sharing information and being engaging and it was beautiful. The bioluminescent bay experience was not what I was expecting at all, and considering the additional cost of this part, I definitely would skip it . There was a large group of women that had no idea how to kayak and they made it very difficult for those of us that were comfortable in a kayak. I understand though that really can't be helped, but the group of women was loud and obnoxious too, and so that also detracted from the overall experience.. However when we got out to the bay, the guides strapped all of the kayaks so close together that we couldn't put our hand in the water to move it to experience the bioluminescence. I have done one of these before in Florida and the guides let us be spaced apart so we could each experience it. It was very disappointing. I would highly recommend the rainforest tour part though. Bring water shoes and a towel so you can swim and enjoy the water and dry off before getting back in the van. And also bring a snack if you can't wait until after 1:00 p.m. to eat lunch.This was an awesome experience. Our driver/rainforest tour guide Ralphel was awesome. The beach and kiosk was the perfect rest and recovery time to get ready for the night kayaking. All the guides at kayaking were amazing. Everything was beautiful and the guides and drivers was fun. It was an exp...
This was an awesome experience. Our driver/rainforest tour guide Ralphel was awesome. The beach and kiosk was the perfect rest and recovery time to get ready for the night kayaking. All the guides at kayaking were amazing. Everything was beautiful and the guides and drivers was fun. It was an experience of a lifetime.