The 11 Puerto Rico 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. Certified guides such as Yariel, Joarib, Ruben, Armando, Xander, and Danny lead the course, with lockers, restrooms, and optional hotel pickup available.

“An amazing experience. Make sure to be on time for best experience. I was late and missed the first 3 zip lines . But I still will go back because they were very kind and accommodating”

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2.Full-Day Zipline and Waterfall Rappelling Adventure Near San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 889 reviews · from $165

From Isla Verde, Rocaliza Adventure Tours takes you into Carite State Forest for a demanding river hike, an 80-foot waterfall rappel, and a return by zipline. Guides such as Patricia, Diego, Sammy, Sally, and Francisco lead small groups, with a home-cooked rice, beans, and chicken meal at Grandma’s house afterward.

“We took our family of 5 on this excursion and we loved every minute. The hiking was not for the faint of heart. Make sure to wear shoes with some grip and ones that you are ok with getting muddy and wet. Our guides were Patricia, Diego, and Sammy and they were absolutely amazing! They were very knowledgeable and gave us instruction every step of the way. We always felt safe and secure every step of the way. Even when we were repelling down the 80 foot waterfall! After the hike and the repelling down the waterfall we zip lined our way back to Grandma's house. Once we were back…”

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3.Rainforest Zipline in Foothills of the National Rainforest

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

At Rainforest Zipline Park in Río Grande, you’ll ride eight lines through the El Yunque foothills. Guides fit your helmet and harness, teach the basics, and build from short practice runs to the park’s longest and highest eastern Puerto Rico lines. Plan on about 1 hour 40 minutes, plus check-in.

“Staff is awesome! Last two zip lines amazing! Last one was fastest one o have been on. The first ones on the platforms are not as exciting. But the views are very nice.”

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4.Puerto Rico Ziplining: High-Flying Adventure close to San Juan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 589 reviews · from $159

Escape San Juan for a two-hour zipline course at Campo Rico. You’ll hike through coastal forest, cross five canopy bridges, and ride five ziplines, including a 1,000-foot line 200 feet above the ground. Guides such as Fernando, Victor, Javier, and Ed help nervous beginners feel secure.

“Fantastic!!! Our guides were so helpful and friendly. We had kids ages 16, 15, and 12 and everyone felt safe and loved the experience, especially the biggest kid who is 55. The tour ends at a mojito bar and the food is superb! Highly recommend.”

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5.Conquer the Skies: Monster Zipline at Toro Verde Adventure Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 290 reviews · from $120

You’ll cross a suspension bridge, suit up with a local guide, and fly Superman-style across Orocovis on ToroVerde’s 8,300-foot Monster zipline. The ride reaches up to 95 mph and lasts only a few minutes, but the full park visit takes about 70 minutes. Bring closed shoes and expect wind, rain, and height.

“Amazing time what a rush and thrill you get flying down that zip line.... so free with yourself and nothing but the gorgeous views and scenery”

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6.Half Day Tour in Rainforest Zipline Park with Transportation

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

Ride an air-conditioned shuttle from your Puerto Rico hotel to a zipline park near Rio Grande, where guides fit you with a harness, helmet, and gloves before sending you across roughly seven or eight lines. Ruben and Carlos are often part of the friendly transport team. Expect rainforest views, ladders, and about two hours on the course.

“Transportation was very accommodating! Very glad we booked the combined transport with zip line. All staff made the experience very fun.”

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7.El Yunque Ziplining in Puerto Rico

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

In Luquillo, certified guides such as Ray, Luisa, Lori, and Paola lead you through five rainforest ziplines, an optional rock rappel, a canopy bridge, and a short nature walk. Expect scenic views, Puerto Rican snacks, safety gear, and a small group of up to 15 people.

“Amazing Ziplining and we loved Rey and Louisa talking to us about PR and the local ecosystem and people. Loved the entire excursions! Must try.”

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8.The Beast Zipline at Toroverde Adventure Park in Puerto Rico

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 150 reviews · from $64Best value

Meet at ToroVerde Adventure Park in Orocovis, about an hour from San Juan, for safety training, gear, and one 4,745-foot ride on The Beast. You’ll fly face-first over the rainforest at speeds up to 60 mph. Bring closed-toe shoes and plan your return transportation before arriving.

“Definitely enjoyable exciting and adventurous I would absolutely recommend to others ive always wanted to do the zip-line here in Puerto Rico”

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

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

Join a small group of up to eight for an active Puerto Rico day. Expect natural springs and rock waterslides, seven rainforest zipline stations, and free time at Luquillo Beach and its food kiosks. Guides such as Ruben and Reynaldo provide transport, local background, and practical help.

“No communication between the workers, we got into an accident in the middle of the zip line. 3 of middle toes broke because I bumped on the back of the one that was ahead of because she was stuck.”

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10.Zipline Adventure Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 103 reviews · from $98

Meet your guide at ToroVerde Adventure Park in Orocovis for safety training, equipment, and a run of eight ziplines over Puerto Rico’s forested hills. Ivan is one guide praised for keeping the mood lively. Plan for stairs, a 2-hour-35-minute visit, and no hotel transport.

“Was not able to attend because the tour changed the Covid-19 restrictions without telling us. We booked this tour a month ago and sadly was not able to go. Very disappointed.”

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11.Ziplining at the Rainforest in Puerto Rico

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

Spend about two hours at a private Luquillo rainforest estate with five ziplines, a short hike, easy rock rappel, and hanging canopy bridge. Guides such as Paola and Gabriel lead in English and Spanish. Morning and afternoon sessions leave time for El Yunque or Fajardo.

“Such an amazing experience! Last year we went ziplining with another company but it didn’t come close to the experience we had at yunque zipline. The location was safe and easy to get to. The guides were so phenomenal, compeRead more”

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