Zip Line Tours in Puerto Rico: 10 on the Shortlist

1.JungleQui Zipline Park at El Yunque National Forest

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,596 reviews · from $139Our pick

At Junglequí in Luquillo, you’ll complete nine ziplines and two rappels through El Yunque’s rainforest in about 90 minutes. Guides such as Yariel, Joarib, Ruben, Armando, Xander, and Danny are known for clear safety instruction and lively humor. The course suits first-timers, families with children age 8 and up, and anyone under the 275-pound limit.

“All 3 of our guides were fun, and made the experience very memorable. Thank you!! We also felt very safe:))”

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

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

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.Rainforest Zipline in Foothills of the National Rainforest

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 817 reviews · from $111

At Rainforest Zipline Park near Luquillo and Rio Grande, you’ll ride eight zip lines through the rainforest canopy. Guides begin with short, easy lines, then build toward the park’s longest and highest runs in eastern Puerto Rico. Plan for about 1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours. Helmets, harnesses, water, and guide service are included.

“I think it was a good experience took me 3 lines to get the hang of it but it was def worth the experience”

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4.Puerto Rico Ziplining: High-Flying Adventure close to San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 589 reviews · from $159

At Campo Rico near San Juan, you’ll hike through coastal forest, cross five hanging bridges, and ride five ziplines ranging from 500 to 1,000 feet. Guides such as Fernando, Victor, Javier, and Ed help nervous riders feel secure while pointing out iguanas, plants, and local scenery. The final zipline lands at the Mojito Bar.

“The guides made the experience dispute the rain. Victor is so funny. All three guides made the experience a vacation to remember.”

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5.Conquer the Skies: Monster Zipline at Toro Verde Adventure Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 290 reviews · from $120

At ToroVerde Adventure Park in Orocovis, you’ll suit up with a guide, cross a suspension bridge, and fly face-down along an 8,300-foot zipline at up to 95 mph. Allow about 1 hour 10 minutes on site, plus roughly 1.5 hours each way from San Juan. Closed shoes, a 4-foot minimum height, and a 100 to 270-pound weight range apply.

“The seven zip line experience was great, and so was The Monster. Some staff were friendly, but most just seemed to be there doing their jobs. Maybe it was the language barrier, but I didn't feel like team members were making a lot of effort to be welcoming to the tourists.”

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6.Half Day Tour in Rainforest Zipline Park with Transportation

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 183 reviews · from $149

Ride an air-conditioned shuttle from your Puerto Rico hotel to a zipline park near Río Grande, where guides fit your harness, helmet, and gloves before leading you through a series of lines above the forest. Ruben, Carlos, or Eric may handle transport and island commentary. Expect about four to five hours total, including the drive.

“Alot of fun! Staff was very nice and informative. Riding on the pick up trucks were a little scary, but adventurous.”

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7.El Yunque Ziplining in Puerto Rico

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 164 reviews · from $149

Spend about two hours at a private estate near Luquillo, riding five ziplines through El Yunque, crossing a canopy bridge, and taking a short rainforest walk. Guides such as Rey, Luisa, Lori, and Paola add plant, wildlife, and Puerto Rican culture notes. An optional rock rappel, snacks, and juice are included.

“It was a great time very safe and it has views out of this world. A must try if you come you won’t regret it.”

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8.The Beast Zipline at Toroverde Adventure Park in Puerto Rico

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 150 reviews · from $64Best value

Head from San Juan to ToroVerde Adventure Park in Orocovis for a single, face-down run on The Beast. After a safety briefing and equipment fitting, you’ll fly 4,745 feet above the rainforest at speeds up to 60 mph. Bring closed-toe shoes and arrange your return ride before you go.

“it’s only one ride and the cameras weren’t even working so we didn’t get any pictures or videos and weren’t allowed to take our own.”

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9.Rainforest Zipline, Luquillo Beach, and Natural Springs Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 112 reviews · from $199

Spend about eight hours with Pepeko Tours visiting El Yunque’s rainforest, natural springs, rock waterslides, and Luquillo Beach. The small group, capped at eight people, travels by air-conditioned vehicle from San Juan. Expect ziplining, swimming, local food stops, bottled water, and guides such as Ruben, Reynaldo, Ian, and Steve.

“So we had fun. But would have been nice if they had life jackets for young kids at the waterfalls/waterslide (that were not listed as an activity) as the second one is deep and my child is not a strong swimmer. It was a scary moment for both of Read more”

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10.Ziplining at the Rainforest in Puerto Rico

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 101 reviews · from $149

Meet bilingual guides at a private rainforest estate in Luquillo for five ziplines, a short rappel, hanging canopy bridge, and a 10-minute nature hike. Paola and Gabriel have been praised for their care. The two-hour tour costs $149, includes gear and snacks, and suits ages 7 to 68 within the 230-pound limit.

“The hikes between stations can be over uneven rocky, root ladened terrain. The guides are great and always helpful. They make sure you are safe!”

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