Be sure to leap into the cool waters at the base of this 35-foot cascade.
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Be sure to leap into the cool waters at the base of this 35-foot cascade.
Take your camera to this lovely palm-lined beach, which features calm waters for children, and a chance to ride the "paso fino" horses along the beach.
This short, memorable and popular walk is the best way to experience the rainforest.
Take the difficult 4-hour Trade Winds Trail all the way to El Toro Peak, which is the second-highest peak in Puerto Rico.
A premier attraction of El Yunque Rain Forest, these dramatic waterfalls cascade down mossy cliffs, where the more adventurous can climb up slippery rocks to its base for a closer look.
Learn all about rainforests here, at this education center in El Yunque Rainforest.
The gem of this range is El Yunque, the 3500-foot peak renowned for its hiking trails and other outdoor activities.
This lookout tower in El Yunque is sometimes incorporated into Santeria (an Afro-Caribbean religion) ceremonies.
A tower in El Yunque offering a sweeping view of the rainforest.
An extension of Big Tree Trail, this rainforest trek passes by a waterfall and gold mine.
