Puerto Rico · ZIP LINES
The foothills of the rainforest are strung with cable, some of it very long and very fast. These 13 parks and tours list weight limits, ride counts and prices, plus which ones pair with a waterfall stop.
Review of JungleQui Zipline Park in El Yunque, with nine ziplines, two rappels, safety tips, pricing, logistics, and who should book.
“We had the most professional and very fun group of Men that gave Us a very excellent detailed quick corse on the zipline corse and kept Us all very safe and we all had the best time! Will definitely highly recommend.”
Review of Puerto Rico’s Carite Forest adventure, with waterfall rappelling, river hiking, ziplines, local guides, and a home-cooked lunch.
“The experience was physically demanded and equally rewarding. There was a lot of mud and slippery rocks, but guides were available to assist and point out areas to be careful navigating. It was largely hiking and scrambling with several water features along the way. The repelling was a bit technical but ao worth it! One note is that while the experience is titled ziplining, there are only three short ones at the end that are navigating quickly, with the majority of the time being spent hiking and scrambling. The chicken, rice, and beans lunch at the end was delicious and Grandma's dogs were cute and friendly. Diego, Francisco, and Misael…”
Review of Rio Grande’s rainforest zipline: eight lines, rainforest views, safety tips, pricing, fitness rules, and who should book.
“I loved it, i felt it was alot shorter & would have loved to experience more of it. I could not record since i had to hold myself either both hands. So i have very little pics and vids. I wish they would tell us ahead of time that in the second zip line, someone will be taking professional photo. (I wasnt aware and the oic they took i wasnt looking their way) Overall, I had an amazing time, it only lasted an hour, they have very good looking men lol (winks) I highly recommend this more if it’s your first time zip, It wasn’t my first, but it was…”
Soar above Puerto Rico’s forests near San Juan on five ziplines, canopy bridges, and a final landing at a lively mojito bar.
“We had an amazing time we were nervous at first but end up being a blast super fun amazing guides Victor and Javier were super helpful”
Fly 8,300 feet over Puerto Rico’s mountains on ToroVerde’s Monster zipline, reaching 95 mph with safety gear, expert staff, and sweeping views.
“Adrenaline rush to the core. Wanted to do it again. Try to rent the go pro camera and feel the experience of flying like a bird”
Review of Luquillo’s rainforest zipline tour, with hotel pickup, eight lines, El Yunque views, safety tips, pricing, and practical advice.
“Ruben and his company were the best. Very prompt and accommodating. The zip lining was very fun and professional. I have always booked excursions through the cruise line. This was better. I will continue to use off cruise line excursions. Better service and more fun.”
Review of El Yunque Ziplining in Luquillo, with five ziplines, rainforest hiking, optional rappel, snacks, costs, and practical tips.
“So much fun getting to see the rain forest. Our guides were amazing they pointed out so many cool things! We loved the last zip line with the best views!”
Review The Beast zipline at ToroVerde in Puerto Rico, with speed, rainforest views, costs, safety rules, transport tips, and honest value advice.
“Really fun! I think everyone should experience zip lining at least once in their lifetime. Be sure to look at other activities at the location because they might have a bundle package for everything. You get to zip line once and a picture is taken at Read more”
Review of Puerto Rico’s Luquillo and El Yunque day trip, with ziplining, natural springs, beach time, practical tips, and value advice.
“The trip to the springs and sliding down the waterfalls was awesome! The Zipline and crew was an amazing experience. Our guide was great and took us to another beach as well and restaurant on the water that had some of the best cocktails we had in the PR!”
Soar across eight ziplines at ToroVerde near San Juan, with mountain views, trained guides, stairs, and practical tips on value and safety.
“The best Zip Line ever, it’s the most scariest one I ever done and the longest one ever as well ❤️🇵🇷 I recommend anybody that comes to Puerto Rico to do this, it was amazing.”
Zip through Luquillo’s rainforest on five ziplines, a rappel, canopy bridge, and hike, with bilingual guides, snacks, and El Yunque views.
“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!”
Soar through eight rainforest ziplines near El Yunque with hotel or port transport, trained guides, safety gear, and spectacular canopy views.
“The staff was great! Very helpful and the ziplining felt very safe. Enjoyed seeing the rainforest from above!!”
Review of Toro Verde’s San Juan zipline day trip, with 7 courses, the Beast, mountain views, lunch, pickup, costs, and practical tips.
“What an amazing experience! The first 8 zip lines were a good warm up. But since you’re with a group there is a lot of waiting around, which was a little disappointing. We were told that we would have enough time to do The Beast and The Monster, but because of the waiting around on the 8 zip lines we did t have time for both. We chose to do The Monster, which is the highest and longest. Highly recommend it! If you’re scared of heights you may not enjoy it. The drive up from San Juan includes a VERY winding road up the mountain. Keep in mind if you…”
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