| Connecting people with the Healing Forest |
| EXPLORING AND CONNECTING WITH NATURE |
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| Celebrating 34 years in business! |
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| ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
| * Learn the historical and cultural aspects of our beloved Forest * |
| Traveling is the perfect opportunity to make new friends. |
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| La Coca Falls |
| El Portal La Coca Falls Yocajú Tower Puente Roto Palmer Community |
| El Yunque National Forest is closed on December 25th, January 1st and 6th. |
Dear Hilda, -- We just
wanted you to tell you
again how much we
enjoyed touring El
Yunque with you on
Wednesday.
Don and Sharon Winstead
wanted you to tell you
again how much we
enjoyed touring El
Yunque with you on
Wednesday.
Don and Sharon Winstead
| Yocahú Tower |
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| Certified Interpretive Tour Guide Service for the EcoSensitive Traveler |
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| It is understood that when you complete the booking process, you agree with our Terms and Conditions. |
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| We follow EcoYoga Principles in all our activities at El Yunque. |
Connections combines historical and
cultural aspects of El Yunque National
Forest and the efforts after hurricanes
Irma, María, Fiona and storm Ernesto!
This is our best story telling El Yunque tour.
History and Nature blends in this activity;
you will learn about the indigenous
groups living in these sacred mountains,
gold mines, export/import activity from
the ports in the nearby cities, how the
Land was protected, who built the roads
and picnic areas, how many coffee
plantations were built at El Yunque, the
only tropical forest administer by the
United States.
For last minute booking, click this link.
Daytime option
We meet at 8:15 AM at El Portal de El
Yunque Visitor Center (entrance fee not
included in price—$8 per person 16 years or
older). After a short introduction of the
Forest, we drive to the PR-191 La Mina
North Recreational Corridor. Stops at
La Coca, Yocajú Tower, Baño de Oro,
and a portion of Caimitillo Trail (optional).
Later, as we go back to El Portal, we stop
at Puente Roto for photo opportunities.
Swimming, river crossing or stepping
on rocks is not allowed.
Stops at La Coca and Caimitillo are
subject to availability as soon as the
construction in this area is completed.
At the end we will stop at a local business
in Palmer where you can buy coffee,
pitorro (very local rum), and cigars,
including products made in Puerto Rico.
More than a sightseeing, this an
educational activity, narrated by a local
resident guide, which will give you the
opportunity to see the Forest from another
perspective.
This is an excellent option for extended
families, student travel, and corporate
groups.
Nightime option
A nightime 3 hours option is available, El
Yunque Walk at Night for slow mobility
visitors or those who don´t want to go on
trails at night.
You can either meet us at El Yunque or we
can pick you up in selected hotels in Río
Grande, Luquillo, Fajardo, Condado, and
Isla Verde. We arrive at the Forest when
the gate at La Coca Falls is already closed.
You will experience how night arrives at the
rain forest. We will be looking for small
coquís, night critters, glow-in-the-dark
mushrooms, cucubanos, cucuyos, and
more.
cultural aspects of El Yunque National
Forest and the efforts after hurricanes
Irma, María, Fiona and storm Ernesto!
This is our best story telling El Yunque tour.
History and Nature blends in this activity;
you will learn about the indigenous
groups living in these sacred mountains,
gold mines, export/import activity from
the ports in the nearby cities, how the
Land was protected, who built the roads
and picnic areas, how many coffee
plantations were built at El Yunque, the
only tropical forest administer by the
United States.
For last minute booking, click this link.
Daytime option
We meet at 8:15 AM at El Portal de El
Yunque Visitor Center (entrance fee not
included in price—$8 per person 16 years or
older). After a short introduction of the
Forest, we drive to the PR-191 La Mina
North Recreational Corridor. Stops at
La Coca, Yocajú Tower, Baño de Oro,
and a portion of Caimitillo Trail (optional).
Later, as we go back to El Portal, we stop
at Puente Roto for photo opportunities.
Swimming, river crossing or stepping
on rocks is not allowed.
Stops at La Coca and Caimitillo are
subject to availability as soon as the
construction in this area is completed.
At the end we will stop at a local business
in Palmer where you can buy coffee,
pitorro (very local rum), and cigars,
including products made in Puerto Rico.
More than a sightseeing, this an
educational activity, narrated by a local
resident guide, which will give you the
opportunity to see the Forest from another
perspective.
This is an excellent option for extended
families, student travel, and corporate
groups.
Nightime option
A nightime 3 hours option is available, El
Yunque Walk at Night for slow mobility
visitors or those who don´t want to go on
trails at night.
You can either meet us at El Yunque or we
can pick you up in selected hotels in Río
Grande, Luquillo, Fajardo, Condado, and
Isla Verde. We arrive at the Forest when
the gate at La Coca Falls is already closed.
You will experience how night arrives at the
rain forest. We will be looking for small
coquís, night critters, glow-in-the-dark
mushrooms, cucubanos, cucuyos, and
more.
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| If you are traveling from/to Vieques and Culebra Islands and need a tour with transfers, please contact us. |
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| Due to the number of people visiting El Yunque National Forest during the Holy Week/Weekend (Wednesday through Sunday, including Good Friday and Easter) and the month of July, we DO NOT OFFER tours to El Yunque other than the Night Hike and/or Ancestral Areito. Access to the Forest is limited and we cannot guarantee the quality during those days. |
| For European Nations, please contact us only via regular phone or email. |
| When you book directly with us, 100% of your money is spent locally, not abroad. |
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| (787) 530-8311 OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
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| AdvenTours / Birding PUERTO RICO is an equal opportunity provider. Our company complies with local regulations required for vehicles, tour guides, drivers, and recreational sites. El Yunque National Forest Authorization ID: YNF4007 Puerto Rico Tourism Company Tour Guide Certification GT-92-021 Negociado de Transporte y Otros Servicios Públicos ET-50157 |