The 6 Luquillo Zipline Tours That Earn Their Price

1.JungleQui Zipline Park at El Yunque National Forest

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

At JungleQui Zipline Park near El Yunque, you’ll complete nine ziplines and two rappels in about 90 minutes. Guides such as Yariel, Joarib, Ruben, and Armando are praised for clear safety instructions and good humor. The course suits first-timers and families with children age eight and up, subject to the 275-pound weight limit.

“The staff was very friendly and fun. This is a very good beginner experience. Would also be good for kids.”

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2.Rainforest Zipline in Foothills of the National Rainforest

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

At Rainforest Zipline Park in Rio Grande, you’ll ride eight lines through the foothills near El Yunque. Guides begin with short, easy runs, then build toward the two longest lines in eastern Puerto Rico. Allow about 1 hour 40 minutes, wear closed shoes and long pants, and arrive 15 to 20 minutes early.

“The experience was amazing.. I have zip-lined many times, but this was one of the best experiences that I ever had. The view is beautiful, the hike is great, the crew is fantastic, and it was an overall great experience. Also, I’m from Memphis, so all my reviews gone be real and raw…The entire staff was friendly, very helpful, and just great people..”

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3.Half Day Tour in Rainforest Zipline Park with Transportation

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

Travel by air-conditioned shuttle from your Puerto Rico hotel or chosen pickup point to a zipline park near Río Grande. Guides fit your harness, helmet, and gloves, then lead you through a series of lines above the forest. Expect about an hour each way in transit and roughly two hours at the park, with Ruben, Eric, Carlos, or other staff handling transportation and instruction.

“Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and fun. I loved the intimacy of our small group. We had a great time”

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4.El Yunque Ziplining in Puerto Rico

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

Spend about two hours at a private estate near El Yunque with five scenic ziplines, an optional rock rappel, canopy bridge, and a short rainforest hike. Guides such as Ray, Luisa, Lori, and Paola add nature facts and help with photos. Snacks and safety gear are included, but transportation is not.

“The best part of our entire trip hands down! Ray y Luisa made this such a personal experience for my partner and I and that’s the reason I chose it. They made us feel like it was a group of friends just zip lining through the rainforest as if it weren’t the first time we all met. The knowledge between the two of them about the various species of the rainforest as well as the history was mind blowing and we didn’t want the tour to end. We plan on coming back as well as telling everyone we know about this experience. The rappelling was a nice twist also! Thank…”

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

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

Spend about eight hours with Pepeko Tours exploring Puerto Rico’s northeast coast. You’ll zipline above El Yunque, swim and slide at natural springs, and relax at Luquillo Beach. Guides such as Ruben, Reynaldo, Ian, and Steve provide transport, local insight, safety help, and food tips. Pickup, equipment, and bottled water are included.

“Luisnell was a very amazing tour guide and made everything go with ease. He was quick at getting us in the water slides and the zip lines. He also helped a lot with recommendations on food and beverages. Overall we had a great experience for the price.”

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6.Ziplining at the Rainforest in Puerto Rico

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

Spend about two hours on a private Luquillo estate with five rainforest ziplines, a rock rappel, canopy bridge, and a short educational hike. Paola, Gabriel, and other certified bilingual guides lead the outing. The tour runs morning and afternoon, includes safety gear and snacks, and suits ages 7 to 68 under a 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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