Hiking & Camping in Caribbean

Hike the UNESCO-listed twin Pitons in the company of a private guide on this 4-hour hiking tour from Castries. Go at your own pace and choose which mountain you'd like to conquer: the challenging Petit Piton or the easier Gros Piton. Bottled water and round-trip transportation from your Castries hotel included.

Trinidad has some of the most beautiful areas of rain forests in the world, but getting to these secluded and remote areas alone aren't easy. During this Trinidad rain forest hike to a waterfall, follow a guide safety across a river to a 65-foot (19.8-meter) waterfall. Enjoy free time swimming by the falls, and a visit to Maracas Beach, too.

Hike up the crater of Mount Liamuiga during this 6-hour sightseeing and hiking excursion in St Kitts. With your expert adventure guide, travel out of the bustling town of Basseterre to northernmost parish of St Paul. Trek for 2.5 hours through the cloud forest, learning about the island's flora and fauna along the way through your guide's informative commentary. At the top of the 3792-foot (1152-meter) volcano, get breathtaking views of the island, the volcano's crater and the surrounding turquoise sea. Enjoy a picnic lunch while perched on the crater of the volcano before returning to Basseterre.

Take your Saint Kitts visit to new heights during this 8-hour guided volcano hike to the top of the now-extinct Mount Liamuiga, enjoying a sky-high picnic lunch at the top. Explore the spectacular scenery during your hike through the island's lush rainforest, admiring towering trees and hanging vines as you ascend. Then reach the top and enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of the entire island spread below, as well as nearby Nevis and Saint Barts, along with a delicious picnic lunch served in this magnificent setting. Your St. Kitts volcano hike also includes round-trip hotel transport.

Trek along the Gros Piton Nature Trail with a local guide during this full-day adventure on St Lucia. Visit the nature interpretation center at Fond Gens Libre to learn about the area's flora and fauna. Attempt the challenging climb to Gros Piton's summit, which affords panoramic views of the entire island and the turquoise Caribbean Sea that lies beyond. Explore the tunnels and caves at Anse L'Ivrogne Canyon, a historic site used as a hiding spot for rebel fighters during the slave uprising in the 18th century. 

Take a break from beaches to explore Jamaica's high country on a hiking tour in the Blue Mountains. Depart the bustle and crowds of Kingston by 4x4 vehicle, and climb the island's highest peak, trekking through a World Heritage landscape that's home to many tropical bird species. In addition to spectacular views from the top, and you'll also see where some of Jamaica's best beans are grown on a Blue Mountain coffee farm tour and enjoy an authentic Jamaican lunch.

Make a multi-stop tour on the Samana Peninsula a breeze with this tour that includes round-trip transportation. You can focus on enjoying the scenery and exploring each stop instead of fussing with directions and navigation. Enjoy a ride on a catamaran, a horseback adventure to the Limon Waterfall, a swim in the Ensueño lagoon, and spend time on Cayo Levantado. Lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off make this a stress-free experience from start to finish.

Explore the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a guide on this full-day trip in Dominica. Let a guide lead the way and take care of navigation while you soak in the scenery while trekking through the park, including the Valley of Desolation, Ti Tou Gorge, and Boiling Lake. Listen to insightful commentary on the indigenous flora and fauna of the region, learning much more about the island's environment than you would exploring on your own.

Enjoy a relaxing nature walk through the El Yunque Rainforest at dusk. Discover some of the forest's nocturnal wildlife as you make your way to the natural swimming hole at Rio Mameyes. Learn about the rich biodiversity of Puerto Rico and see a number of animals such as bats, insects, and tree frogs as the sun sets.

Leave the busy Town behind and hike The Blue Mountain Peak Trail which falls within the pristine, primary forest of the national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Arriving at the peak just before sunrise, you will be filled with awe as the beautiful scenery unfolds with the light and warmth of the sun.

Explore Arikok National Park with a park ranger on this hiking tour. Depart from your hotel with a driver-guide and make your way to the park. As you hike, observe the dramatic landscapes. Learn about the local animal and plant life from your guide, including the Aruban burrowing owl, the Aruban whiptail lizard, the Aruban parakeet, and more.

Trek through Grand Etang National Park during this 4.5-hour hiking tour. Embark on a moderately-paced hike through the verdant forest with a small group while your local guide teaches you about Grenada's spice trees, vegetables and root crops that dot the route. Watch out for wildlife like armadillos and monkeys, take a dip in a freshwater lagoon and view pristine waterfalls. Round-trip transportation to from your hotel is included.

Combine visits to Curacao's Hato Caves and the local ostrich farm on a single half-day tour. A great option for families, this tour stops first at the Hato Caves to learn about the island's formation and the geology of the caves. Come face to face with the earth's largest birds at the ostrich farm and learn about their biology and behavior through a guide's commentary during a farm tour.

Hiking the Pitons is a great way to see more of St. Lucia off the beach. With a guide, you'll pass by villages and a 200-year-old town before starting the trek up the mountain. This is a moderate to strenuous hike that takes about four hours. You'll be rewarded with views of the island and Caribbean Sea.

Spice' things up during your Grenada visit thanks to this 5-hour, small-group, wilderness trek through the island's Grand Etang National Park. Stop to smell wild nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger as you hike along a lush tropical path. You'll look for native wildlife like monkeys, snakes, and birds, and stop at two picturesque waterfalls where you can cool off with a swim.

Rising nearly 3,000 feet out of the sea, Gros Piton and its twin, Petit Piton, dominate the west coast of the island nation of Saint Lucia. These iconic pyramids may be the most celebrated peaks of the Caribbean. Only Gros Piton (2,619 feet), the taller of the two volcanic mountains, is easily accessed and climbed by tourists.

Feel like a true Puerto Rican explorer during this 6.5-hour, 'off-the-beaten' path discovery of El Yunque rainforest. Avoid the big crowds from the cruise ships and hotels as you blaze a trail to the lesser-known attractions of this lush tropical eden. Admire gorgeous orchids, exotic birds and wildlife like the Coquí (tree frog) as you hike to secret waterfalls and hidden swimming spots, enjoying your secluded adventure amidst the fresh air and beautiful scenery of this Puerto Rican paradise. National park fees, plus round-trip hotel transport, are covered.Please note: Post hurricanes Irma and Maria this route has been adapted and continues to offer a full day adventure.

Explore the 3,792-foot (1,156-meter) Mount Liamuiga on foot during this 6-hour guided trek. With a small group, travel through the village of St Pauls in an open-top safari truck into the tropical forest. Continue on foot through the dense foliage of the rainforest and the cloud forest at higher elevations. Enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding islands such as Saba, Statia, St Barths and Nevis from one of the tallest peaks in the Caribbean archipelago. Fresh local fruit, refreshments and snacks are included.

Hike through Puerto Rico's lush El Yunque rainforest, observe local wildlife and take a dip in one of park's pristine waterfalls. Journey through the varied micro-climates and vegetation zones of this unique natural area, stopping first at an observation tower where you can soak in postcard-worthy views of the surrounding forest and the ocean beyond. Continue your hike along a single-track trail, learning about the plants and animals that inhabit the area and passing by a series of waterfalls, stopping to cool off with a swim. Your trip also includes park entrance fees, bottled water, a guide and round-trip hotel transport.