Travel to Puerto Rico

Why Puerto Rico?

Whether you like to kick back in the beach,take a hike through nature or dance all night long, this enchanted Island is the place to be.

Top places to Visit!

  1. El Yunque National Forest

    2. El Yunque is one of Puerto Rico's most visited attractions. There are over 240 species of plants and trees in El Yunque. With 16 different hiking areas and a variety of waterfalls there is much to explore. One of the Rainforest waterfalls accessed easily from the road is the Coca Falls. This waterfall is great for those flawless pictures and a wonderful place to go for a swim.

  2. Castillo de San Cristóbal

    3. Castillo de San Cristóbal was originally built to protect the city of Old San Juan from land attacks. It is the largest fort built by the Spaniards in the New World. Although less visited than El Morro,this fort has amazing shoreline views. This is a must do on your trip to Old San Juan!

  3. Old San Juan

    4. Speaking of Old San Juan.... No trip to Puerto Rico is complete without spending some time in this historical settlement of Puerto Rico. Here you can hang with the locals to experience their food, culture, music and traditions. Take some time to get lost in the immense beauty of the colorful architecture of Old San Juan. Make sure to take a sunset stroll along Paseo la Princesa which leads you to the mesmerizing Raíces Fountain, considered to be one of the most romantic spots in Old San Juan.

  4. Bioluminescent Bay

    5. There are three bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico — Mosquito Bay in Vieques, Laguna Grande in the north-east in Fajardo, and La Parguera in the south-west in Lajas. Kayak your way to the bay to watch the water glow when Microorganisms light up the lagooon.The best time to go is during the New Moon, when the night is the darkest and you can see the full effect of the glow.

  5. Bacardi Factory

    6. Casa Bacardi is one of the top attractions near San Juan. They have a number of tours to choose from. One of my favorites is the Mixology Tour. You get a brief history overview and you learn how to make three different cocktails. Talk about making your cocktail and drinking it too!

  6. Parque de las Cavernas del Río Camuy

    7. Parque Nacional de las Cavernas del Río Camuy is one of the top natural attractions in Puerto Rico. It also happens to be one of the world’s largest cave networks. Tours are offered in both Spanish and English. This is definitely a must do day trip while you are here in Puerto Rico.

The Beaches!

Puerto Rico is filled with so many beautiful beaches that it can make it a tough choice choosing which one to go to. Beaches here offer a variety of activities for you to do. Whether you want a quiet relaxing day at the beach or if you want to surf or snorkel, there is a beach for you here.

Let's dive into these top 6 beaches in Puerto Rico:

  1. Flamenco Beach

    2. Flamenco Beach is a public beach located in the island of Culebra. This is the perfect location for swimming and snorkeling. Flamenco is very popular but also very spacious so you are bound to find some space where you can sit down and enjoy the sun.

  2. Luquillo Beach

    3. Luquillo Beach is 30 miles east of San Juan and has warm and shallow waters. Here you will find bathrooms, lifeguards, shows, and local vendors who sell various snacks and refreshing drinks. Feel free to rent a kayak while you're here or be very adventurous and go fly boarding!

  3. Condado Beach

    4. Condado Beach is where all the celebrities come to relax. This beach definitely brings a diverse crowd but make sure you are an experience swimmer because the current tends to be strong here.

  4. Isla Verde Beach

    5. Isla Verde is one of the most popular and busiest beaches in San Juan. Here you can find some of the most luxurious resorts and hotel. You may never want to leave once you're here.

  5. Tortuga Beach

    6. If you are in Culebra, consider making a trip to Tortuga Beach. This beach is not a very pupular beach but it is very beautiful. Tortuga Beach is only accessible by a boat or a water taxi but it is definitely worth the trip there!

  6. Jobos Beach

    7. Jobos Beach is located in Isabela and offers something for everyone. There is ample space to take in the sun and watch the surfers pass by or you can dive in and go snorkeling. Hungry? No problem! Enjoy Puerto Rican food at budget-friendly prices!

Get your groove on!

Make sure to bring good vibes and your dancing shoes if you are coming to Puerto Rico! If you want a night of dancing then you must come to San Juan. While beautiful during the day, San Juan comes alive with the sound of music at night.

Here are 4 nighclubs that will liven up your night:

  1. La Factoría

    2. La Factoría is an award-wining bar. It's atmosphere is cozy and chic. It is located on the corner of San Sebastian and San José St. Make sure to come here to enjoy a couple of cocktails and enjoy dancing some salsa.

  2. La Placita de Santurce

    3. “La Placita” by day is a buzzing public market but during the night it turns into a hotspot for nightlife. The best days to go are Thursdays and Fridays where locals and tourist gather together to enjoy some time drinking and dancing.

  3. La Rumba

    4. La Rumba is the only floating nightclub with a full-service bar. It leaves from Pier 1 in Old San Juan on the weekends.There are three trips a night, beginning at 10:30pm on Friday, 9:30pm on Saturday, and 7:30pm on Sunday.

  4. Club Brava

    5. Club Brava is located in El San Juan Hotel & Casino and is considered one of the top nightlife destinations in Puerto Rico. Tourist, locals and even celebrities come here to dance the night away. Club Brava does get really packed in the weekends but that just means you get to dance and mingle with even more people!

Talent runs through the veins of this Island!

The people from Puerto Rico are as beautiful as the Island itself. So many Boricua's have contributed to different parts of our lives. We love them as singers, actors, and even as judges in our Supreme Court!

Here are some people who you may or may not know are Puerto Rican or of Puerto Rican descent:

What more can you possibly want from a vacation!

See You in Puerto Rico!