Promenade dans la nature dans la forêt tropicale et plage de Luquillo
Description
Notre guide vous attendra au lieu de prise en charge, à l'heure de prise en charge préalablement accordée (appelez-nous pour confirmation). Nous irons ensuite vers l'est pendant environ 45 minutes jusqu'à El Yunque. Tout au long du trajet, des commentaires en direct et une interprétation de votre environnement, ainsi que des informations sur notre patrimoine portoricain, peuvent être fournis en anglais et en espagnol. Nous verrons les chutes La Coca et la tour Yokahu une fois dans la forêt tropicale. Ensuite, pendant environ 20 minutes, vous marcherez dans la flore jusqu'au ruisseau de la rivière par un chemin de promenade nature (attention aux terrains glissants et accidentés). N'oubliez pas d'apporter votre serviette et votre maillot de bain ! (La natation dépend de la météo.) Après la forêt tropicale, nous reprendrons le bus et nous nous rendrons à la plage et aux kiosques de Luquillo, où nous resterons deux heures pour que vous puissiez manger ou vous détendre sur la plage avant de revenir. Enfin, nous terminerons la journée en ramenant les invités à leur lieu de prise en charge d'origine.
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Itinéraire
Après tout ce temps passé dans la rivière Rainforest, il sera temps de se détendre, de se prélasser et de manger à volonté aux kiosques et à la plage de Luquillo. Vous aurez également le temps de vous détendre sur la magnifique plage de Luquillo et de profiter de la savoureuse cuisine locale proposée par les kiosques ... Amusez-vous bien!
Cette tour de 69 pieds a été construite par le Dr Frank H. Wadsworth (ancien superviseur forestier et directeur de l'IITF) au début des années 1960. Quatre types de forêt peuvent être vus depuis la tour de Yokahú : Colorado (lisse vers le sud), Tabonuco (entourage irrégulier avec des Yagrumos à feuilles blanches), Palm (sur les pentes abruptes) et Cloud Forest (sur les crêtes) sont tous visibles le long avec le littoral et jusqu'aux îles Vierges par temps clair (10 mile + vue). La vieille forêt dense de la zone naturelle de recherche Baño de Oro dans la haute vallée de Mameyes à l'est peut également être vue.
Ce court sentier descend à travers les arbres Tabonuco dans la forêt de basse montagne jusqu'à la « rivière sauvage et pittoresque », le Río Mameyes. Au fur et à mesure que vous vous rapprochez, le rugissement de la rivière vous entraîne vers la piscine Las Damas et d'autres lieux de baignade préférés. C'est un beau sentier pour les familles avec de jeunes enfants et les groupes scolaires. Ce sentier a subi de nombreuses inondations et dégâts après l'ouragan Maria. Le remplacement du pont piétonnier a été partiellement financé par des dons de la National Forest Foundation (NFF) en collaboration avec le Wyndham Rio Mar Grand Resort et ses invités.
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Doit savoir nager
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This excursion was exactly what my mom, who is in her 60s, and I were looking for. The walking is minimal and not too difficult. We got to see a lot but it didn’t feel overwhelming or too much. Our guide, Josh, was super helpful and informative. You can tell he really likes his job and people. Love that we had a small group of only 6 people, so our tour felt almost private. There were no hiccups or issues with anything; bus was on time for pickup and the tour followed the itinerary. 10/10!
People, do yourself a favor and do not book with this company! There are plenty of more friendly, reliable and customer-oriented companies in San Juan. First, we booked for December 2, 2025 and they canceled because they didn't have the minimum number of tourists. We agreed to reschedule to the next day, 12/03/25. They called in the morning to confirm the pick up and told us to be at Ocean Club at 8:55. When nobody showed up at 9:05, we started calling the company to inquire where the driver was, all nervous that we won't make it on time for the tour. Several minutes later, the owner called us back and said we couldn't be on the tour because "we yelled at the driver". He basically cursed us and canceled again. Just choose a different provider to avoid the disappointment on your vacation!
Thank you for sharing your perspective. We would like to clarify the sequence of events for accuracy. Your tour on December 2 was rescheduled at your own request after you agreed to move to the following day. On December 3, our driver called you for two simple reasons: To share his direct number for coordination. To inform you he would be approximately 10 minutes delayed. During this call, you raised your voice at the driver in a manner that violated our conduct standards. Our drivers and guides are trained professionals, and verbal aggression toward staff is not tolerated under any circumstances. Although your pickup location was outside our normal service area, we still arranged it as a courtesy since you had been rebooked. Unfortunately, your behavior during the phone call left us no option but to refuse service, as we prioritize the safety and well-being of both guests and staff. We are committed to providing respectful, safe, and enjoyable experiences. When a guest’s behavior breaches our conduct policy, we reserve the right to deny participation for the protection of our team and other guest. We wish you well in your future travels.
Rafael was a great guide, super nice! You don’t really spend much time in the rainforest, just a very quick walk through and like 30 mins at a river which was a bummer if you were looking for a little bit of a hiking experience. Lots of time on the bus. Luquillo beach was beautiful and fun though! Best part
Our guide was Litza and Ingrid the driver were the best. You will not be disappointed, very informative.
First time in Puerto Rico. I enjoy the rainforest. It rain on us but that a rainforest. The beach was crystal clear water. The hike wasn't that bad. It was incredible
Ashley and Raphael were a fantastic pair -informative and were very humorous. We loved the experience and would highly recommend!!
Andrea and Jerry were the best. Andrea was so knowledgeable about her country. She was so nice and friendly. She was so energetic and just wonderful to be around. You can tell she is passionate about what she’s doing. This was an amazing experience.
Great tour guide... Luis is the best... we had such a great time and a quick dip in the river was on for the books!
Overall, a nice excursion. We were lucky and were one of the last picked up at our hotel, so we didn't spend a lot of time picking up other travelers. That being said, we wasted time at a fruit stand waiting to meet up with other groups for the tour. Didn't realize we were heading to the fruit stand first and I had already eaten thus I had nothing to do there. The rainforest walk was an easy hike over a rock covered path. The swimming area was fun with the cliff jump and rope swing. Our tour guide of the rainforest gave some interesting information but it was a fairly short walk. Beach and restaurant area afterwards was nice. We had a great lunch at kiosk #1. Beach was basic, no umbrellas or chairs to rent and not enough time to actually spend at the beach.
The tour guide was nice, but there wasn’t much “Live-commentary and interpretations about the Ecosystem”. I really enjoyed the river swim, that was a lot of fun. I was expecting more nature like birds and animals of some kind. The walk was very short and there were lots of people at the river. The beach was pretty, but I wish we would’ve gone there first and then rinsed off in the river. Overall though the day was fun.
