This place is incredible for anyone who loves nature, spectacular views, cool waterfalls, and the sound of coquis singing! The welcome center is informative and beautiful and provides a great starting point for the adventure. Don't worry if it rains, it just gets better! Bring your windbreaker, camera, and hiking boots. Leave your picnic lunch behind and instead eat authentic... More

Though it was raining, we drove through and walked a little bit and loved seeing the waterfalls. More

El Yunque is about 50 min drive from San Juan and once you enter the forest you can only drive for 10 kilometers with several trail stops along the way, but with all the stops it still took us about 4-5 hours. Entrance is free unless you go to a visitor center, $4 per person, it is not worth it,... More

If you have time to stop by here, I would. This place is so beautiful and it doesn't take a long time to see it. We saw the waterfall and then we went to the observation tower. If you can climb that, it is a very nice view. It is not handicap accessible though. I didn't enjoy the visitor center.... More

We are so glad we visited El Yunque. We had a rental car and a map of the forest from the concierge at our hotel, so we opted out of visiting the Visitor's Center in the park. We had a wonderfully magical time seeing the falls along the road as well as hiking to one of the further, but more... More

We got up early to drive up to El Yunque at the suggestion of others on tripadvisor. We went on a Monday morning around 10:00am. Beautiful drive up. Started raining a little on our way up. Stopped off at a couple of places to view some water falls. Stopped at the tower to enjoy the view. Actually stopped twice because... More

My family rented a car and drove here from the El Conquistador. It is an easy drive and the rental was not expensive. I recommend doing it this way rather than paying for a tour. You can easily see the rain forest on your own. Many of the trails are paved and easy to do. You will get very wet,... More

Went as far as we were allowed. Didn't go swimming in the pool, but the waterfall was beautiful. More

I was pleased with the fact we didn't get rained on! The bus ride there was fun and the hike was heart-pumping yet not too hard for a couch-potato, either. An extremely interesting guide told us about the 'Old Man of the Mountain' and LOTS of other interesting facts about Puerto Rico and El Yunque. I wanted to see some... More