Hiking Tours in San Juan: 6 Picks, Priced

1.Hike El Yunque Rainforest and Kayak Bio Bay Combo Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,010 reviews · from $172Our pick

Spend about 12 hours hiking muddy river trails in El Yunque, swimming, sliding, and rope swinging before a nighttime kayak through Laguna Grande. Guides such as Jason, Adriana, George, and Chris lead the rainforest portion, while a separate eco-tour team handles the bio bay. Bring sturdy shoes, water shoes, a towel, and patience for a long day.

“It can be very slippery so watch your steps. The guides were wonderful, and watchful for the group. We had 11 family members from 9 to 68 in ages.”

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2.Full-Day Zipline and Waterfall Rappelling Adventure Near San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 889 reviews · from $165Top rated

From San Juan, join guides such as Patricia, Diego, Sally, or Francisco for a wet, muddy adventure in Carite State Forest. Hike upriver, climb secured sections, rappel 80 feet down El Salto Waterfall, then return by zipline before lunch at Grandma’s house. This is a small-group outing for fit adventurers age 12 and up.

“Diego and his team did a great job leading us through the rainforest and giving us an experience that was second to none. The rappelling and zip-lining were amazing. To top it off, the lunch at "Grandma's House" after the hike was delicious. I highly recommend it! Five stars all around.”

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3.Underwater Sea Trek in San Juan: Explore Beneath the Waves

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 469 reviews · from $114

At the Caribe Hilton, you’ll walk about 12 to 14 feet below the surface in a Sea Trek helmet while guides such as Jorge, Matt, Luis, Zach, and Matthew keep you calm and on course. No swimming experience is needed, and your head stays dry behind the helmet. The 1.5-hour visit includes equipment, towels, water shoes, bottled water, and beach access.

“This was an amazing, fun, exciting experience. I have dont a little scuba diving but never the hood mask. Matt was our guide and he was great. Put us at ease, was fun and joked a lot. Explained everything and great safety briefing. He kept up on track and kept checking to make sure we were good. We went only about 12 feet under water, but it felt like you were exploring the deep ocean sea bed. Whole ti.e u der was about 30 minutes. It flew by. Took a couple minutes to get use to the weight of the helmet but breathing was easy and views were great. I…”

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4.Puerto Rico Waterfall Hiking Tour: Discover Hidden Gems 2.0

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 415 reviews · from $80Best value

Travel from San Juan into Puerto Rico’s mountain countryside, then hike 40 to 60 minutes over rocks, fallen trees, and shallow water to a 130-foot waterfall. Guides such as Manuel, Jesús, Jerry, and Isaac lead the way. Swim in the natural pool, then stop for Puerto Rican food at your own cost.

“Wow! What a fabulous day. Absoultely an off the beaten path experience! Manuel was an amazing tour guide, make sure to request him. His personality was great, started the trip with jokes, Trivia questions, and karaoke. We started by geRead more”

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5.Taino Indian Cave, Arecibo Hike and Beach Tour from San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 364 reviews · from $115

Travel from Condado to Arecibo in an air-conditioned vehicle, then hike over rugged coastal rock to Cueva del Indio, where Taíno carvings and tight cave passages await. Guides such as Sarah, Edward, Shmuel, and Sean lead the route. Finish with time at La Poza del Obispo, snacks, water, and a provided life jacket.

“Awesome , from start to finish. Sarah did such an awesome job. Would not have changed a thing. Would highly recommend!”

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6.Rainforest Hike to Hidden Waterfall in Puerto Rico with Transport

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 34 reviews · from $99

From Isla Verde, a certified guide such as Andres or Eduardo takes you to Charco Prieto Waterfall in Bayamon. Expect a moderate, sometimes technical jungle hike with mud, rivers, slippery rocks, and clear rainwater for bathing. Transport, a group of up to six, and a local food-truck stop are included.

“We booked the Hidden Falls Hike tour. When our tour giude, Andres, arrived to pick us up, he made a quick assessment and advised us against the tour due to its difficulty. He was concerned my wife would have trouble on the rocky trail. AnRead more”

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