Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is located between the Dominican Republic and the U.S. Virgin Islands and is known for its unique blend of Spanish colonial architecture, impressive fortresses, beaches, tropical rainforest, and culinary experiences.
A walking tour of Old San Juan is the perfect way to discover the history and culture of the island.
Highlights to see include:
The Fountain in Jardín Paseo de Ballajá
El Morro
The Plaza del Quinto Centenario
Capilla del Santo Cristo de la Salud
Parque de las Palomas
Fortaleza
The Panama Hat Shop
Cristo Street and Fortaleza Street
Condado Neighborhood
On the East side of Puerto Rico, discover the El Yunque rainforest.
This area is full of nature, natural waterslides, hiking, watering hole’s and history.
See La Coca Falls and Yokahu Tower
Visit Luquillo Beach
Kayak through the Mangrove Forest which is a part of Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve.
Experience the only year-round bioluminescent lagoon in the world.
You can see the magic of the glowing Pyrodinium Bahamense plankton by paddling through the mangrove channel to Laguna Grande. Learn about the ecosystem and the perfect balance of life it maintains, and how to protect it.
See the leatherback sea turtles at La Selva Nature Reserve.
Travel off the beaten path and visit the caves of Parque Las Cavernas del Rio Camuy, Pozo de Jacinto's blowholes, and the charming town of Isabela.
Learn to surf at Playa de Jobos beaches, visit the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse, and explore La Parguera for a unique tour of a glowing bioluminescent bay.
The cruise port is located in Old San Juan and you can walk right off the cruise ship and be in the heart of the historical town.
Since Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, American citizens and permanent residents do not need a passport to travel to the island. However, they must always travel with a valid ID, such as a driver's license or a state ID card.
Official languages are Spanish and English.
The currency used in Puerto Rico is the U.S. dollar.
Country code: +1
Area code: 787
120V AC, 60Hz
You'll find the best temperatures in Puerto Rico during the winter months. The summer is rainier, while spring offers breezy, sunny weather. June is usually the hottest month. Spring and fall are also ideal, as year-round temperatures hover between a delightful 70s and 80s F. Hurricane Season runs from June-November.
