Reawaken the senses in harmony with nature …
Become one of our treasured guests
We appreciate your considering Yuquiyú — a glamorous camping, or “glamping,” destination. We provide shelter from the sun, rain and wind in artisan-crafted treehouses with hot and cold running water, electricity, a comfortable bed, a well-equipped kitchenette and a luxurious bath. Surrounded by a tropical garden with a cascading river, each treehouse has an iconic view of El Yunque Peak. Nearby, 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.
We offer a unique experience — one unlike a hotel, resort, inn or bed and breakfast. 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.
– Ernest Haggland, Director
“Puerto Rico has not only recovered: It’s been reborn.” –Condé Nast Traveler, The 19 Best Places to Go in 2019
A romantic escape. A honeymoon destination. An artist’s inspiration.
Accommodations
Yuquiyú is meat 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%. Each treehouse has one queen-size bed and can accommodate a maximum of two people. The minimum stay is two consecutive nights and the minimum age is 18 years. No pets are allowed. Visitors by appointment only. We only book directly in order to provide the highest level of personal attention and quality of service to our guests. When booking a treehouse look for gold days from your check-in date through your departure date. (EX: For 2 nights look for 3 gold days). Full payment by credit card is required to guarantee your reservation. There are no refunds for any reason. Therefore, we strongly advise you to purchase travel insurance.
No pets are allowed. Visitors by appointment only.
We are not a hotel — there are no porters and there is no room service. You will need to carry your own baggage down the hill on gravel paths. There are limited hours of arrival with the possibility of late check in fees. Check-in is at 3 pm. Arriving during daylight hours is best. We will meet you and show you to your treehouse. Since early check-in isn’t usually possible, you may wish to consider our recommended restaurants, explorations, or stop and pick up some supplies at a nearby grocery store for your stay. Check-out is at 12 pm. Just leave the keys inside the treehouse and close the balcony doors. After checking out, you are welcome to store your baggage at recepcion, and continue to enjoy the property until it’s time to depart for your next destination.
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“My wife and I stayed in the La Cascada treehouse for a couple of nights in late March after visiting the west side of the island for a few days. The island is in much better shape than we expected and staying at Martin’s property of Yuquiyú was the best way to finish our adventure. Great guy, beautiful property, and astonishing treehouses. Martin provided us with fresh coconut milk, lemonade, yogurt, cooking utensils … all of the necessities that we needed. Everything was clean and the view was breathtaking! If you are considering visiting the island, go! …”
– Derek & Chelsea Hedman
“Perhaps the highlight of our entire trip to Puerto Rico. We could only stay at Yuquiyú for two nights, but we will never forget our time. In fact, we opted to stay at the farm as much as possible rather than drive out to the nearby beaches as it was so overwhelmingly beautiful on the property and in our treehouse. Martin was a wonderful host who considered everything we might need. … Making dinner with the doors and windows open (listening to the sounds of the jungle), hiking and taking a dip in the river below, and the sound of rain around us in the night all made for an experience like no other. …”
–Patience Hurlburt-Lawton & Ethan Yackulic
“My wife and I stayed in the La Cascada treehouse for a couple of nights in late March after visiting the west side of the island for a few days. The island is in much better shape than we expected and staying at Martin’s property of Yuquiyú was the best way to finish our adventure. Great guy, beautiful property, and astonishing treehouses. Martin provided us with fresh coconut milk, lemonade, yogurt, cooking utensils … all of the necessities that we needed. Everything was clean and the view was breathtaking! If you are considering visiting the island, go! …”
– Derek & Chelsea Hedman
“Perhaps the highlight of our entire trip to Puerto Rico. We could only stay at Yuquiyú for two nights, but we will never forget our time. In fact, we opted to stay at the farm as much as possible rather than drive out to the nearby beaches as it was so overwhelmingly beautiful on the property and in our treehouse. Martin was a wonderful host who considered everything we might need. … Making dinner with the doors and windows open (listening to the sounds of the jungle), hiking and taking a dip in the river below, and the sound of rain around us in the night all made for an experience like no other. …”
–Patience Hurlburt-Lawton & Ethan Yackulic