Enjoy on of the oldest city in America! The Old San Juan is the place for an afternoon walk. Be sure to visit many of the stores that surround this area!
Considered to us as one of the 7 Wonders of the World! The Yunque will provide lots of adventure and excitement as you climb your way to the top, enjoy the breath-taking view! Be sure to bring water!
One of my favorite places as a child! Grab a kite and enjoy of the gentle sea breeze. Be sure to try a "Piragua"!
The perfect way to watch the sun set in Old San Juan! Enjoy the music and the view. Be sure to try some "Piña Colada". (Tip... The Fountain is great Photo Op)
If you come to Ponce and haven't visit Parque de Bombas... then you haven't come to Ponce yet! This is one of the oldest Fire Station in PR and it has become an iconic landmark in this city!
Visit the Manor of one of the richest family back in the time... The Serralles Family. Here you will learn more about the history of the family and enjoy an amazing view of the Ponce.
Enjoy a lazy river ride on the Tanáma River. Be sure to look out for the other fun things in Tanáma like Canopy and Rappelling.
Bring your flashlight, some muggy shoes and of course your camera! This is one of the many breath-taking views in Puerto Rico!
Affiliated with the Smithsonian Inst., the MAPR had has more than one million local and international visitors and has become a mandatory stop for tourist and locals who wants to learn more about PR.
Home of the World's Most Awarded Rum! Always ready to give you a great experience and learn about our island's greatest treasure, our Rum!
A large family park with everything from rockets to reproductions of great art.
Nice place to visit and see part of our ancestors writings. This is a very important place for us in PR as it talks about part of our history.
Discover more of the life of the ancestors and the Pirates of this Island.
A place to learn more about the wild-life of Puerto Rico and the Coffee process.
The small island is practically barren but the beaches, scuba diving, and snorkeling opportunities are wonderful.
Major site of Igneri and pre-Taíno cultures with a fascinating museum and grounds.
One of the major pre-Colombian sites in the Caribbean with about dozen ceremonial parks and countless petroglyphs.
Enjoy a free boat ride across the lake to one of several restaurants specializing in local delicacies.
Explore its 5 hiking trails (one leads to a lovely waterfall and another to the breathtaking lookout tower). Perfect spot for kayaking!
Another beautiful and colonial castle built by Spaniards in Boriken (former PR name) to protect it from other invaders. Rich of culture and stories.
This cathedral is one of the oldest buildings in San Juan. Go inside to look for the tomb of one of San Juan's historic citizens; the resting place of explorer and governor Juan Ponce de Léon.
One doesn’t have to be a pro surfer to enjoy the water in Aguadilla. Puerto Ricans from all over the island make the trek here to enjoy the Caribbean’s largest water theme park, Las Cascadas.
Near the Paseo de la Princesa , families can take their kids to a fun place where they can interact with the local pigeons. Young children especially love this opportunity.
This Plaza stands in front of the Spanish colonial style-built Casa Alcaldía or City Hall. Relax and sip an espresso at one of the local cafes or attend a open air performance.
Built in 1992 for the commemorate the Fifth Centenary of the discovery of America. The 'Tótem Telúrico', an impressive, contemporary sculpture made by the local artist Jaime Suárez graces its center.
This lively plaza is dedicated to Christopher Columbus (Cristóbal Colón), the man who opened Puerto Rico and the rest of the Americas to Europe. The Plaza hosts several events organized all year long.
El Portal Rain Forest Center was established in 1996 to serve as a gateway into El Yunque National Forest and to provide various recreational and educational opportunities to the general public.
A jewel of nature surrounded by luxurious high-rise apartment buildings and hotels, the Laguna del Condado sits at the crossroads of Miramar, Condado, and Old San Juan.
It is nearly 585 long and approximately 50 meters in width. The sand is very fine grain and waters are calmed. The beach is a monitored turtle nesting site.
For this so-called “window to the sea,” a swath of buildings have been replaced by open, public space with a fountain and a walkway stretching out into the ocean.
The best beach in San Juan! Bring your own drinks, chairs and umbrella. Lots of security on the weekends. Come early as it gets packed weekend afternoons. If you want to have lunch head to Pamelas
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