• El Mirador

    Perched high above an outcropping of boulders with a small side garden, El Mirador (The Lookout) is named for its view of the rainforest peaks.

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  • La Cara de Indio

    Surrounded by palms, mango trees and lush tropical plants, La Cara de Indio (The Indian Face) is named after a Taino petroglyph not far from the property.

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  • La Cascada

    Within a grove of Royal Palms and vanilla vines, La Cascada (The Cascade) is named for the cascading river below.

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  • El Mirador

    Perched high above an outcropping of boulders with a small side garden, El Mirador (The Lookout) is named for its view of the rainforest peaks.

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  • La Cara de Indio

    Surrounded by palms, mango trees and lush tropical plants, La Cara de Indio (The Indian Face) is named after a Taino petroglyph not far from the property.

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  • La Cascada

    Within a grove of Royal Palms and vanilla vines, La Cascada (The Cascade) is named for the cascading river below.

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Become one of our treasured guests …

Named for the Taino god, Yuquiyú is a place to reawaken the senses in harmony with nature. Secluded, luxuriant and serene, our retreat is perfect for a couple seeking a romantic escape, newlyweds seeking a honeymoon destination or an artist seeking inspiration. We are not for everyone, but if you have a sense of adventure, love being close to nature and want to experience Caribbean living the way it ought to be, Yuquiyú may be for you.

PROPERTY POLICIES: Meat free and smoke free. The rate for El Mirador, La Cara de Indio and La Cascada is $325 per night during high season (1 October – 31 July) and $300 per night during low season (1 August – 30 September). Tax adds 7%. One queen-size bed and a maximum of two people in a treehouse. Minimum stay of two consecutive nights and minimum age of 18 years. No pets. Visitors by appointment only. See Reservations for details.

Reservations

Treehouses

Yuquiyú is a rustic retreat in the foothills of Puerto Rico’s El Yunque rainforest. We are a glamorous camping, or “glamping,” destination that offers artisan-crafted treehouses with a balcony, queen size bed, a granite kitchenette and a slate bath. Surrounded by a tropical garden with a cascading river, each treehouse has an iconic view of El Yunque Peak. To enjoy the trade winds, singing tree frogs, river and moonlight, leave the windows and balcony doors of your treehouse open at night. Welcome to nature!

“Rescue for the City Weary: Treehouses in the Rainforest” –Destination: Wildlife

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Garden

The rainforest was revered as a sacred site for over a thousand years by the prehistoric Taino natives. They believed that Yuquiyú, the god of light and life, dwelled on Yuqué (“The White Land”), the cloud-covered peak now known as El Yunque. “Yuquiyú” also meant a natural place so beautiful they could feel the presence of their god. In that spirit, we have spent more than a decade creating a three-acre garden with vistas that could have inspired a Chinese landscape painting.

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Cuisine

Yuquiyú’s tropical crops are often included in our delicious, plant-based dinners served onsite at Huerto Escondido (Hidden Orchard). When you make a reservation for dinner, each night’s meal is unique. The chef will prepare an appetizer, main course and dessert just for you. Make your dinner reservation when you reserve your treehouse or add a dinner at least two days in advance. Reservations are only available for guests of Yuquiyú Treehouses.

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Explorations

We are within an area of northeastern Puerto Rico the Sierra Club calls “The Portal to Nature.” From Yuquiyú, it is just fifteen minutes to the heart of El Yunque rainforest, twenty minutes to famed Luquillo Beach and thirty-five minutes to Old San Juan. With one of our treehouses as your base, you can discover the rainforest, multi-hued beaches, sea turtle nesting sites, coral reefs, a bioluminescent lagoon, ancient petroglyphs, a Spanish colonial city and Culebra Island. For details, see What Can I Do?.

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El Yunque

"PR Treehouse, Yunque Hotel, PR Rainforest Hotel, PR Eco Resort, PR Ecolodge, Yunque Lodging and PR Glamping"

Luquillo

La Selva

La Cordillera

Biobay

Petroglyphs

Old San Juan

Culebra