Connecting people with the Healing Forest
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I N D I V I D U A L S · E X T E N D E D · F A M I L I E S & G R O U P · T O U R S
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El Yunque National Forest is closed on December 25th, January 1st and 6th.
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For European Nations,
please contact us only via
regular phone or email.
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When you book directly with us, 100% of your money is spent locally, not abroad.
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Transfers & transportation
available 24 hours.
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(787)
530-8311
OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY
2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Take the road less traveled, explore, eat, drink, relax, enjoy!
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The best nature-oriented activity you will find at the Rain Forest and it is kid´s friendly.
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· Birding Trips since 1992 ·
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Celebrating
34 years in business!
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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* Learn about the most important natural resources of our beloved Forest *
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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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Certified Interpretive Tour Guide Service for the EcoSensitive Traveler
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© 1992 - 2025 AdvenTours / Birding PUERTO RICO, updated August 16, 2025.
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- You will meet the guide at El Yunque 15 minutes
before this nature walk starts (7:00 AM).
- The walk starts in Luquillo at Angelito Trail, a
low impact to moderate trail that ends at Poza
Las Mujeres.
- You will learn about the fauna and flora of the
rain forest and how species survived after
hurricanes Irma and María.
- Then, you will walk to Puente Roto and learn
the importance of water as a resource,
specially for shrimps and fishes.
- You should be able to walk and stand for
approximately 3.5 hours.
- Swimming or river crossing is not allowed.
- Non-smokers only.
How these species survived at the
Forest after hurricanes?
Take a breath, observe, immerse, and
reconnect with the Healing Forest. This
option is for the explorer at heart as we focus
on the natural history of El Yunque.
Located in la Sierra de Luquillo and with over
29,000 acres of land, El Yunque is one of the
most important places in Puerto Rico due to
its biological diversity.
- Birds: 111 species,16 of 18 of
our endemic birds
- Reptiles: 11 lizards, 3 geckos,
- Amphibians: 13 endemic frogs,
plus 1 introduced species
- Fish: 6 native, plus 1 introduced
species
- Plants: more than 1,000 species
- Trees: of 225 native species; 60
are endemic and 8 are endemic to
Luquillo Mountains.
- Ferns: Over 150 species
- Flora: 636 native species,
including 50 native orchids species
Scavenger Hunt? See
how many species
you can find with us.
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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
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Tours and activities in this section are available only on a private basis.
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