El Yunque Forest Bathing Hiking Tour
Climb El Yunque peaks, practice forest bathing, and swim in the Mameyes River
Duration
7 hours
Includes
Admission, transportation, water
Highlights
Explore El Yunque National Forest on a guided mountain hike with quiet forest bathing pauses. Reach Mt. Britton Tower and Los Picachos, then cool off at the river when conditions allow.
- Hike a steep, narrow paved trail to Mt. Britton Tower
- Practice silent forest bathing on the trail to Los Picachos
- Take in views from a high-elevation lookout
- Visit La Coca Waterfall on the return from the mountain
- Stop at a local place for lunch and swim at the Mameyes River when conditions allow
What's Included
- El Yunque National Forest admission
- Government-licensed tour guide
- Ford E350 Econoline passenger van transportation
- Bottled water
Important details
- Ages 5+ only; participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
- Arrive at the designated lobby 10–15 minutes before your scheduled pickup time
- Wear closed-toe boots or sneakers with grip
- Expect steep, slippery and narrow trails, plus loose stones on some sections
- Bring a raincoat or fleece, towel, change of clothes, sun protection, snacks and cash for food
- Do not consume food or beverages inside the vehicle
- Expect variable rainforest weather and possible flash flooding; hiking, views and swimming depend on conditions
Cancellation Policy
Receive a full deposit refund when you cancel up to 48 hours before scheduled pickup. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows and last-minute cancellations are charged the full price.
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FAQs
Swimming depends on conditions. If the river is not a viable option, alternative swim locations are provided.
Related locations
El Yunque National Forest
Admission includedStanding beneath the dense canopy of El Yunque National Forest, you hear the forest before you see it. Coqui frogs call from the undergrowth, water rushes over mossy rocks, and parrots move through branches overhead. The air is thick and warm, carrying the scent of wet earth and tropical flowers. El Yunque National Forest covers the Sierra de Luquillo mountains in northeastern Puerto Rico, offering a living landscape unlike anything on the US mainland.
