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With breathtaking oceanfront vistas, lush, breezy mountains, tropical rainforest, some pumping nightlife and one of the coolest food scenes in the Caribbean, a Puerto Rico vacation is all about enjoying the ride.

Learning a few of the island's unspoken social rules will go a long way to helping you enjoy the vibe and understanding what makes Puerto Rico such a memorable spot for your vacation.

So whether you're hiking, surfing, zip-lining, boogie boarding or heading to one of the island's many festivals, here are our top tips on planning, etiquette and health and safety in Puerto Rico.

1. Check the visa rules and passport requirements

While Puerto Rico is its own country, and local laws and customs differ from those of the United States, the island is still a Commonwealth of the USA. This means US citizens don’t require a passport or a visa for entry.

Flights from the US are considered domestic, so you won’t go through customs when you arrive on the island and you won’t need to present a visa or pay a departure tax when you leave.

However, visitors must still pay the local tax of 11.5% on goods and services and you’ll be required to pass through the US Department of Agriculture channel at the airport before you leave, just to make sure you don’t bring fruits or vegetables or open food packets back into the US.

Non-US citizens taking a trip to Puerto Rico may need to apply for a 90-day visa before arrival, but countries that are part of the US Visa Waiver Program won’t need a visa thanks to international agreements. Check out this list to see what countries are part of the program and which have visa requirements.

2. Rent a car for long-distance road trips when traveling in Puerto Rico

When planning a trip to Puerto Rico, it's necessary to know that public transportation often falls short. Keep this in mind when planning how long you want to stay.

The bulk of the San Juan metropolitan area – comprising the municipalities of San Juan, Bayamón, and some parts of Carolina – is served by buses run by Autoridad Metropolitana de Autobuses (AMA), but the routes and pick-up times are unreliable.

A road trip to the beautiful central mountain range, the beaches of the northwest, or the southwestern desert requires a rental car. 

Cars can go up or down in price depending on the season , but you’ll get more out of your trip if you’re driving as you can make all the stops you need to take photographs at the amazing miradores (lookout points) sprinkled along Expressway 22 in the north or Route 66 in the northwest.

3. Don’t expect to see the whole island in one trip

Puerto Rico is 100 miles long and 35 miles wide, but don't let that fool you – the geography is anything but small in scale and there are many things you'll want to do while you're there. The island has a surface area of 3515 sq miles, and white, sandy beaches are only one of the natural wonders you’ll experience in Puerto Rico.

Visitors can marvel at bioluminescent bays, caves that are thousands of years old and adorned with Taino hieroglyphics, and a wealth of rivers, canyons, high mountain peaks, and salt flats. 

While a lot of tourist attractions and popular bars are in San Juan, real Puerto Rican culture is often best encountered in places outside of the metropolitan area. It can take up to three hours to get from one side of the island to the other, and there are bound to be some roads that are either closed or temporarily closed for repairs.

Traveling from one end of the island to the other can be a breeze if you use the expressways, or it can be a long rollercoaster ride via the island’s beautiful backroads.

Expect delays due to construction and improvement work along major highways, and be prepared for epic traffic jams during the peak commuter hours, from 6am to 9am and 4pm to 7pm.

4. Pack bathing suits and your Sunday best

As a former Spanish colony, Puerto Rico was left with a legacy of Spanish colonial practices, including widespread Catholicism, also common in other nearby Latin American countries such as Cuba and the Dominican Republic . 

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Puerto Ricans tend to be quite conservative when it comes to dress codes and the places where these apply. In Old San Juan – where the governor’s mansion, La Fortaleza is located – it’s common to see workers in full suits or long shirts regardless of the tropical heat.

Flip flops are usually reserved for the beach or super-casual situations, such as trips to kiosks and beachside restaurants, or riverside walks. You’ll stick out like a sore thumb if you show up at the main mall, Plaza las Américas , in your swimsuit.

Some clubs have dress codes too, requiring men and women to wear smart shoes. Pack your bathing suit and flip flops, but also bring some dressy outfits for going out at night and clothes that cover the knees and shoulders if you plan to visit any religious sites. 

5. Buy tickets ahead for tours and attractions

If you’re planning to join a snorkeling trip, go on a catamaran tour, or eat at the 1919 Restaurant in the Vanderbilt Hotel , book your spot ahead of time. Trust us, planning ahead will be a game-changer.

6. Don’t expect everyone to speak English

Regardless of Puerto Rico’s modern political status, Spanish remains the language most widely spoken on the island. While you’ll find plenty of Puerto Ricans who speak near-perfect English, you're most likely to meet these people in the metropolitan area and peripheral cities such as Caguas, Bayamón, Guaynabo, Carolina, and Trujillo Alto.

Even in Old San Juan, where restaurant and tourism industry workers will speak to you in English without a problem, it’s considerate to ask someone if they speak English before continuing. If you're venturing outside of the main tourist zones, brush up on your Spanish, be patient and courteous and you’ll make fast friends with island residents.

7. Discuss politics with care   

Conversations about the island's political situation can get heated and emotional – the subject of the islands' status is a controversial one, and Puerto Ricans' views vary widely.

The best approach is to come to these conversations with an open mind and remember that Puerto Rican politics and US politics are incredibly different. There's much to be gained by just listening to Puerto Ricans' stories and hopes for what they want to see the island become in the future.

8. Be ready to sample the full range of Puerto Rican cuisine

Don’t let the tasty street snacks – pernil (roast pork), alcapurrias (stuffed, fried fritters), and bacalaitos (codfish fritters) – steal all your attention. While these traditional and delicious foods are prevalent, Puerto Rican cuisine is vast and complicated, with influences that range from West Africa to Spain and Asia.

You’ll find vegetarian-friendly restaurants such as vegan cafe El Grifo in Caguas and 100% HP in San Juan. Then there's the fine dining experience at the internationally renowned 1919 Restaurant inside the Vanderbilt Hotel in Condado or the French restaurant Trois Cent Onze .

Puerto Rico has a host of extraordinarily talented home-grown chefs and wonderful influences from other countries, such as the island's ubiquitous Puerto Rican-Chinese restaurants, which are typically family-run and cozy. Come for the mofongo (mashed fried plantains) and pernil , but stay for the surprising breadth of culinary experiences that await in Puerto Rico.

9. Be ready for the real “island time”

It’s tempting to think of Puerto Rico as a laid-back escape where the majority of the time is spent going to the beach or hanging around in the sun. The reality is that the island is centered on a busy, metropolitan city, with people rushing to work early in the morning, and traffic jams at the end of long workdays.

If you need to do any errands, plan ahead, because government offices, fast food restaurants, bakeries, and supermarkets will almost always have long lines. Making a scene or looking exasperated because the cashier took a little bit more time than usual will most likely earn you some dirty looks. 

You’re on vacation; enjoy the slower pace and go with the flow. You’ll soon learn the art of Puerto Rican small talk and taking a breather while you wait.

10. Be aware of the hurricane season

Hurricane season in the Caribbean runs from June 1 to November 30, and while Puerto Rico isn’t typically hit by hurricanes, when they do hit, they can be devastating. When booking hotels and plane tickets during hurricane season, always check with your airline about their natural disaster policies.

If you get stuck in Puerto Rico during a hurricane, your hotel will likely have an emergency plan. Tourists are well taken care of on the island, so ask your lodging about contingency measures before you go.

This is not to say you can’t travel during the hurricane season – indeed, June to November is one of the most wonderful seasons on the island. Just keep an eye on the news and monitor your favorite weather app for warnings of approaching storms.

11. Exercise caution on Puerto Rico's beaches 

Beaches in Puerto Rico are beautiful, with crisp white sand and crystal clear waters for all to enjoy. However, there are usually no lifeguards on duty, and if you’re staying on the Atlantic coast in the north, the ocean tends to be choppier compared to the mild waves of the Caribbean in the south. 

You can usually spot rip currents and whirlpools by the appearance of the surface of the water, which will look different from the water where waves are moving towards the beach. 

Don’t panic if you do get caught in one – the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recommends conserving your energy and swimming parallel to the shore until you get out of the current. While rip currents can be deadly, they rarely pull people under the water, just away from the shore.

Exercise caution when swimming with children and if you see a patch of water or a beach that’s completely empty, that’s usually for a reason. This could be jellyfish, spiky sea urchins, or strong undercurrents. 

When visiting the beach, don’t bring flashy jewelry, expensive cameras, or leave purses out in the open, as pickpockets can be an issue on high-traffic tourist beaches such as Ocean Park and Isla Verde.

12. Exercise the same caution you would use in a big city back home

Puerto Rico is generally safe for travelers but keep an eye out for risks such as dark, empty streets in Old San Juan and other San Juan neighborhoods . In particular, exercise caution when venturing out to clubs in Santurce – this is a high-crime area at night.

Some beaches in urban areas aren’t safe to hang out at night either. There’s no police presence and these beaches tend to be hidden behind hotels and residences with little to no lighting, providing an excellent opportunity for petty crime.

Research the area where you’re staying and try to speak to someone who already lives there or has visited to gauge safety levels.

13. Don’t skimp on sunblock and bug spray

Caribbean sunlight can hit hard if you’re not used to it. The islands are close to the equator and get hit directly by the sun, with noon to 4pm being the most punishing hours of the day. Don’t skimp on sunblock – aim for SPF50 or higher – and you'll avoid nasty burns.

Any local will tell you that bugs – especially mosquitoes – are a nuisance on summer nights. In the worst cases, they can also carry tropical diseases such as dengue fever, Zika, and chikungunya.

Your best protection against bugs is to wear a lot of DEET-based bug spray, especially in areas close to bodies of sitting water, such as mangroves, lagoons and lakes. 

This article was first published May 2022 and updated November 2023

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The 11 Best Puerto Rico Tours

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Coffee is a staple beverage in Puerto Rico; you can sample local brews on several food tours.

Whether you want to explore the rainforest, soar above the trees on a zip line , taste your way through Old San Juan or cruise to a nearby island, you'll find that each of these Puerto Rico tours boast friendly guides ready to share the beauty of their home. After considering both traveler opinion and expert sentiment, U.S. News determined that the following are the best Puerto Rico tours.

San Juan: Flavors Food Tours San Juan – Classic Old San Juan Food Tour

Sample the celebrated food and drink of Puerto Rico on this three-hour walking tour that visits several eateries, bakeries and coffee houses – usually five in total. Fare featured on this journey through Old San Juan's cobblestone streets typically includes ceviche, chocolate, mofongo (a Puerto Rican fried plantain dish) and a rum cocktail. Along the way, guides share insights regarding the area's history, architecture and culture, which visitors find both informative and entertaining. The food wins high marks, too.

The price – around $125 for adults and $85 for children – includes the food tastings and (for adults) a cocktail. Tours typically run daily at 10 and 11:30 a.m. as well as 3 and 4:30 p.m. Flavors of San Juan also offers a rum-focused tour and private outings.

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Fajardo: Yokahú Kayak Trips – Bio Bay Kayaking

Visiting Puerto Rico's bioluminescent bays (which glow thanks to tiny microorganisms who live in the waters) is a must-do for many travelers; this trip will help you check that item off your list. The two-hour kayak tour takes travelers across Fajardo's Laguna Grande to see it glow under the moonlight. It also includes a trip across a mangrove-surrounded canal. Guides provide information regarding the bio bay and the tiny critters shining from within it. Paddlers generally find the guides helpful, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. However, several note that even in the best viewing conditions, the bioluminescence is dim.

Tours take place every day except Sunday at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. (though times may vary slightly depending on the season). Tickets start at $55, and that includes use of a kayak, instruction on how to use it, as well as snacks. Participants must be at least 6 years old; pregnant women may not join the tour. The company also offers a combo tour of the bio bay and El Yunque National Rainforest .

Luquillo: Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park – ATV Puerto Rico

The creeks, hills and trails of Puerto Rico's rainforest can be explored atop all-terrain vehicles on this fast-paced tour. After instruction on how to drive the ATVs, a guide will lead you through Carabalí Rainforest Park (which is nestled near El Yunque rainforest) to explore Puerto Rico's natural beauty. You might even have the opportunity to dismount and take a swim in the Mameyes River, which flows from the rainforest. Motorists regularly describe the ride as great fun, the scenery as stunning and the guides as very professional.

Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park offers both one- and two-hour versions of this tour multiple times daily. Tickets start at $65 for drivers and $40 for passengers for hourlong rides and cost approximately $110 for drivers and $65 for riders during two-hour expeditions. Note: certain age, weight and height requirements apply. Other adventure tours, such as horseback riding in the forest, are also available.

Cataño: Casa Bacardí – Rum Tasting Tour

Despite its Cuban origins, Bacardí brand rum has become synonymous with Puerto Rico. During the distillery's Rum Tasting Tour, you can take guided exploration of the company's museum and learn about Bacardí's history. Your guide will then take you through a guided tasting of its premium rums paired with chocolates. Visitors find the tour highly informative and enjoyable.

The approximately 75-minute activity includes an open-air bus ride around the complex. Tours cost about $75 per person and are offered several times each day starting at 10 a.m. The price includes all tastings. Bacardí's distillery, which sits across the bay from Old San Juan, also hosts mixology classes.

San Juan Pickup: Castillo Tours – El Yunque Rainforest Tour

Explore the hiking trails, waterfalls and scenery of El Yunque National Forest on this 4 1/2-hour guided tour. As the only tropical rainforest in the national forest system, the 28,000-acre park in eastern Puerto Rico is a must-see destination. Highlights during this excursion include climbing an observation tower and snapping photos at La Coca Falls. Reviewers praise guides, who they describe as knowledgeable, personable and insightful.

Tickets cost approximately $100 for adults and $90 for children ages 4 to 11, and that includes round-trip hotel transportation. Pickups occur between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. Tours are offered year-round on Thursday and Saturday. Castillo Tours also operates excursions to Fajardo and Cueva Ventana , among others.

Fajardo: Puerto Rico Bio Bay Tours – Bioluminescent Bay Night Kayak Adventure

While the bioluminescent bay (and the organisms that cause it to glow) may be the main attraction of this kayak outing, the journey also spotlights other species of northeastern Puerto Rico's flora and fauna. Birds, mangroves and more may be glimpsed during this trip from the village of Las Croabas to Laguna Grande in Fajardo. Guides impress tour-takers with their professionalism and attentiveness. However, some kayakers express disappointment that the bay isn't as bright as they hoped.

This tour is offered year-round Monday through Saturday. Tours depart around 6 p.m. The tour lasts about three hours, with around two hours of kayaking, plus time for safety instruction and post-ride snacks. Tickets cost approximately $55 per person and participants must be at least 6 years old. The company also operates a full moon kayak trip.

Strolling the colorful streets of Old San Juan is a must-do activity when visiting Puerto RIco.

San Juan: Spoon – Old San Juan Walk & Taste Tour

Stroll among Old San Juan's gorgeous buildings while sampling Puerto Rican delicacies on this approximately three-hour outing. The tour starts near El Morro and stops at four locally-owned eateries for tastes of traditional pastries, beans and rice, single-origin coffee and, of course, mofongo and two rum cocktails. Food enthusiasts rave about both the tasty fare and the knowledgeable guides.

Tours are generally offered daily, starting at 10 a.m. Groups are limited to 12 people. Tickets, which cover food and beverages, cost approximately $130 for adults and $110 for children ages 3 to 12. Spoon also offers a sunset version of the tour, among other options.

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San Juan Pickup: Bespoke Lifestyle Management – El Yunque Rainforest and BioBay Combo Tour

This full-day tour combines two of the best-known things to do in Puerto Rico: a hike through the island's rainforest and a paddle through a lagoon illuminated by tiny light-emitting organisms. The day begins with a trek through the rainforest that includes a lesson about the region's ecology and history, identification of different flora and fauna, and a swim in a natural pool. After the morning's expedition (and lunch), the tour continues with two hours of paddling around Laguna Grande. The driver/guides who conduct the outings are consistently described as friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.

In all, the eventful outing takes about 12 hours. The approximately $165 price includes round-trip transportation to San Juan hotels , but does not cover lunch. Tours are offered daily starting at 9 a.m. Bespoke also runs coffee plantation tours, a Vieques snorkeling tour and other trips around the island.

Fajardo: East Island Excursions – Culebra Snorkeling Tour

Cruise to the beaches of Culebra – an island about 18 miles off Puerto Rico's northeastern coast – via motorized catamaran on this roughly six-hour outing, which departs from the Puerto Del Rey Marina in Fajardo. The itinerary usually includes snorkeling at an underwater nature preserve, as well as a stop at the celebrated Flamenco Beach (or another nearby beach if water conditions aren't optimal at Flamenco Beach). Patrons find the shorelines breathtaking and the crew friendly and helpful. Others noted some disorganization during their trips.

The ticket price – around $125 for adults and $105 for children ages 4 to 11 – includes a boxed lunch, alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, and games. Tourgoers are asked to bring their own snorkeling gear for sanitary reasons. Tours are offered daily starting at 9 a.m. East Island Excursions also runs boat tours around San Juan.

San Juan: De Tour Con Ali – Let Me Show You MY Island

Visitors hoping to see as much of Puerto Rico as possible in a single day can opt for this six-hour bus ride around the island. The tour, which is led by a local, takes visitors to beaches, caves and rivers as well as various historical sites. Drivers provide commentary about the island's history and its scenery, which riders generally regard as insightful. To make the most of your trip, De Tour Con Ali recommends wearing comfortable clothes, shoes and bringing water shoes and a swimsuit.

Tickets start at $95 for participants 12 and older, $50 for kids 3 to 11 and $25 for infants 2 and younger. Tours depart San Juan at 8:30 a.m. daily. De Tour Con Ali also offers guided hiking tours and airport shuttles.

San Juan Pickup: Caribbean Breeze Adventures: The Casual One

Caribbean Breeze Adventures promises you'll spend the day like a Puerto Rican local during this seven-hour tour. After picking you up from your hotel, guides take you to El Yunque for hiking, water slides (it's all natural!) and swimming. Then, you'll stop by Luquillo Beach and its family-owned kiosks for a dose of culture, food and drinks. Reviewers say the tour activities are excellent and particularly appreciate their guides, who they describe as funny and informative.

Tickets cost about $80 per person. Pickups start at 9 a.m. daily. The company operates a series of tours around the island, including one that visits the popular Crash Boat Beach, which sits on Puerto Rico's west coast.

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The Puerto Rican Surfing Town, Rincon is the perfect destination for witnessing the Sun and its magnetic way of calling it a day. Be there to watch the most amazing sunset of your Puerto Rico Tour after getting tan during a whole day of surfing. The fun does not end there. Rincon will let you watch carefree and gigantic whales as well.

Fan of adventures, especially the aerial thrills! Toroverde can boast for being the largest adventure park in the Caribbean and a gem of Puerto Rico. Savor the breathtaking panoramic view from the heights of Orocovis. Missing the Zipline at Toroverde will be like eating the cake without cream.

The Rarest experience you can have during your Puerto Rico tour is to dip your toes in the waves at the bioluminescent bays of Puerto Rico. Now, do not stop there. Get a kayak and sail through Fajardo Bio Bay at night. In this part of the World, Mother Nature is waiting to surprise every traveler.

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Old San Juan

Explore the historical district Old San Juan, famed for being the oldest locality of Puerto Rico and living witness of the colonial era. This must-visit historic place has occupied a place in the National Register of Historic Places. So to get a nostalgic vibe during Puerto Rico Tour, visiting Old San Juan must be in your itinerary.

Culebra Island

Spend a day of the Puerto Rico Tour at Culebra Island. It is just 17 km away from the main Puerto Rican land. This island has a very colorful and vivid historical importance. Museo Histórico de Culebra is a must-visit place for history fans. The Flamenco beach of Culebra can test anyone’s color knowledge by displaying different unknown shades of blue. The contrasting pastoral hills with this vast azure sea line can be an unforgettable treat to the eyes.

El Yunque National Forest

Formerly famous as the Caribbean National Forest, El Yunque National Forest is a tropical rain forest with a lot of flora and fauna to appreciate. This forest is a blessing of nature where creeks, waterfalls, and creeks are very common sights. This jungle is the unblemished spot to unwind all the senses during the Puerto Rico Tour.

Culebra is now officially part of Vieques and they are interconnected. Both of these Caribbean islands can be explored in one day. Bahia Bioluminescent boating, snorkeling in Sun Bay Beach makes Vieques a paradise for beach lovers. Apart from that El Fortin De Conde Mirasol Museum is also worth visiting.

The Puerto Rico tour is synonymous with nature’s abundance. Another archetype of a distinct ecosystem of Puerto Rico is Rio Camuy Cave Park, Camuy. This whole cave knot consists of 220 subterranean caves. Cueva Clara is the most massive chamber in Rio Camuy Cave Park.

Puerto Rico tour means exploring almost every aspect of marine diversity. Cabo Rojo is known for the diverse ecosystem that includes coral reefs and mangroves. Apart from that, the limestone cliffs with a crescent shape coast of Playa Sucia make Cabo Rojo one of its kinds.

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The ULTIMATE 4 Day Itinerary in Puerto Rico

November 16, 2022

If you are headed to Puerto Rico for the first time and need help planning your trip, this guide is exactly what you need. Here, we’ll cover the essentials and logistics of how to plan an EPIC 4 day itinerary for Puerto Rico!

Is it Worth Visiting Puerto Rico?

The simple answer to this is yes. Puerto Rico is an island abundant in history, diverse landscapes, beautiful nature, vibrant culture, and amazing food.

There is simply something here for every type of traveler to enjoy. And for Americans, the fact that it’s so easy to travel to from the US, it should be a no brainer to add it to your bucket list.

Plus, as one of the safer destinations in the Caribbean, travelers can enjoy all there is to love about traveling in this region without some of the safety concerns that usually come with it.

Is 4 Days Enough in Puerto Rico?

It’s hard to give a definitive answer to whether 4 days in Puerto Rico is enough.

The truth is, you could easily spend way more than 4 days in Puerto Rico and still not see it all. This island has a lot to offer, especially given the wide range of natural landscapes present here, from rainforests, to heavenly beaches, to caves, waterfalls – the list goes on.

However, for most of us, a 4 day trip makes the perfect first bite into what Puerto Rico is all about. This 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico will highlight the best of the best, and most bucket-list worthy destinations in Puerto Rico.

Of course, a subsequent trip here can definitely dive into the other amazing parts of Puerto Rico. But 4 days is definitely still enough to have an amazing trip.

Have Less that 4 days in Puerto Rico? Read: How to Spend 2 Days in San Juan

When to Go to Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico has a clearly defined dry season and rain season. The dry season is defined as running from December to March, while the rain season runs from April to as late as November.

Puerto Rico in December

December is generally the busiest time in Puerto Rico due to holiday travel, with this time seeing the highest prices for hotel bookings. You’ll also have a harder time booking tours and gaining entry into certain parks, such as El Yunque Rainforest.

You do have the best temperatures and chance of sunny days in this time of year, but I’d opt to visit a month or so later, just to avoid the crowds.

Puerto Rico in January – April

The best time of year to visit Puerto Rico is likely in spring. This is right after the holiday season, but still during dry season. This will ensure maximum sunny beach days, more comfortable temperatures and bearable numbers of tourists.

It’s still considered high season, so you’ll need to book hotels in advance to ensure getting a room you prefer. Tours and entry into some sites should also be booked ahead of time.

Puerto Rico in May – November

This is considered the low season in Puerto Rico. A visit in this time period usually means less crowds, lower prices on hotels, and some tour companies becoming less operational.

It can still be a great time of year to visit, especially in the earlier months in this time frame. You have some chance of rain, but it’s still very likely to have days of sunshine. Plus most tours and attractions are still open and ready for visitors.

Puerto Rico Hurricane Season

Puerto Rico’s hurricane season runs from August to October. Since this is peak low season, it offers the best deals for travelers. Still, I don’t really advise planning a trip in this time.

The risk of your trip being disrupted by a hurricane are greatly higher, presenting safety issues for the travelers themselves. But the real issue is that if a hurricane does hit, it’s really unfair to locals if hurricane relief supplies will need to be shared with tourists at this time.

I visited Puerto Rico in September in 2021, and had nothing but sunny skies. However, exactly one year later, Puerto Rico was slammed by a hurricane that left most of the island without power or water for weeks.

Plan your trip responsibly, and try to visit outside of this time.

Getting To Puerto Rico

Most people will get to Puerto Rico by flying from somewhere within the US. There are direct flights from most major hubs on the east coast, midwest and southern states now.

For Canadians, you have direct flights from Toronto and Montreal. For the rest of us, we will need to have a stopover somewhere along the way.

Things to Know Before You Go

Puerto Rico is a unique destination as it’s an official U.S territory, but still in some ways it’s own thing. Here are a few details you should know before planning 4 days in Puerto Rico.

Americans Don’t Need a Passport

If you are an American citizen, you won’t need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico. This makes it a great tropical getaway for Americans, especially considering 50% of us still don’t have a passport.

You’ll just need an up-to-date drivers license or state issued ID to present on check in and arrival. If you plan to travel onwards, such as to another Caribbean island or to Mexico, you will need your passport.

Real ID Act in 2023

There is a new regulation to be set in stone by 2023, known as the Real ID Act .

Essentially, depending on the state your ID was issued in, you may or may NOT be allowed to travel to Puerto Rico without a passport. You’ll need to verify whether the state your ID was issues in is complaint with this act or not.

If in doubt, just bring your passport for good measure.

The Currency is USD

Another reason Puerto Rico is such a convenient destination for Americans or those coming from the US, is that they use the same currency.

US dollars are the official currency used in Puerto Rico. Moreover, I’d say that card payments are nearly as widely accepted as in the States.

You should still bring some cash for tipping, street food stalls, and those few places that may still pefer cash payments.

Use Uber for Getting Around

In the city of San Juan, opt to use Uber to get around if you won’t have your own car or for when you plan to drink.

I did a cross-comparison of Uber and taxi prices while in San Juan, and Uber was always a fraction of the price of taxis offered to tourists.

Plus, it’s more convenient, and you won’t need to use cash.

No Wifi at the Airport

There is no wifi at the San Juan Airport. If you need any documents or information in order to get to your hotel, have it preloaded or saved on your phone prior to take off to ensure a smooth arrival.

COVID Test Required

Puerto Rico still currently requires COVID vaccinations or a negative COVID PCR test for travelers coming from outside of the US.

If you are vaccinated, you can present your vaccination card. Otherwise, you’ll need to present a PCR test result from no earlier than 6 days before arrival.

For more info on Puerto Rico COVID requirements, click here .

Getting Around Puerto Rico

The best and most convenient way to get around is by renting your own vehicle. You can easily rent a car from San Juan Airport, ready for pick up on arrival. You can also choose to  ship your own car to Puerto Rico for longer stays. 

There are many rental companies to choose from, and I’d advise doing your own up-to-date research to choose the best on for you.

We rented from Alamo and can report a positive experience. We split the car rental price between 5 people, so it was economical and affordable.

Can you Do Puerto Rico Without a Rental Car?

For a 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico, you actually can get by without renting a car. Since many travelers opt to take tours in Puerto Rico, these almost always include a free transfer from San Juan to your destination.

So, you could totally just base yourself in San Juan, take tours to reach other places in your itinerary, and take Uber to get around the city itself.

We did not use our rental car very much in Puerto Rico, apart from getting to and from the airport, and a half-day trip to Camuy Caves. You can’t drive in Old San Juan, so there isn’t a huge need for a car in the city at all.

Cost to Rent a Car

The average daily price for renting our car was $196 USD. This did not include gas nor parking in San Juan.

Since we split this between 5 people, it was worth it, but that doesn’t detract from the fact that car rentals in Puerto Rico are pricey.

Decide where you’d like to go, whether you prefer to join tours or do self-guided trips, and weigh out for yourself if renting a car is worth it.

Puerto Rico by Public Transportation

With only 4 days in Puerto Rico, I do not recommend trying to get around using public transportation. While public transportation is available, the island is perhaps a lot bigger than you think.

You don’t want to waste your short trip in transit half the time, so opt to rent a car or book tours with transfers included.

What to Pack

No matter what time of year you visit Puerto Rico, two things will remain certain: It will be hot, and it could rain at any time.

If you are visiting in the summer months, expect scorching heat and very high humidity. For those lucky to be visiting closer to winter or in spring, the temperatures will be more favorable, but still hot and sticky.

If you aren’t used to this weather, I’d definitely advise loose, breathable clothing. I saw people there in jeans and almost got a second hand heatstroke.

Here is what I’d personally recommend packing for 4 days in Puerto Rico:

4 Days in Puerto Rico Packing List

• 3 – 4 loose fitting tops (you will potentially change more frequently here due to the weather)
• one work out outfit (will be handy when walking in the rainforest)
• 2 flowy dresses (instagram ready)
• 2 pairs of shorts
• 1 pair of loose linen pants or a maxi skirt
• one wide hat (to block the sun)
• MOSQUITO SPRAY
• sunscreen SPF 50 or higher
• a beachbag tote
• beach sandals
• comfy sneakers (a lot of Old San Juan is cobbled streets)
• a small backack (for going into El Yunque)
• your camera
• one lightweight scarf (can double up as a beach coverup)
• waterproof/ sweat proof make up
• A good deodorant

Where to Stay

For this 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico, it could be practical to base yourself in San Juan for the majority of the trip.

This is especially true if you won’t be renting a car, and will be taking guided tours to the points of interest around the island as most day tours start and end in San Juan.

I’d definitely opt to stay in Old San Juan, simply for the vibes. But you also have a ton of options for bars and restaurants to unwind in after a long day of sightseeing.

Best Hotels in San Juan

Decanter Hotel : Located smack dab in the center of Old San Juan, this hotel is walking distance from most sights in San Juan, plus a huge number of restaurants and bars. This hotel is ideal for groups, as they offer conjoined rooms and kitchen with their rooms. No special amenities such as pool or rooftop.

El Colonial : This is likely the best place to stay in San Juan. Located in the old town, this hotel offers the best in location , style and comfort. The rooms are simple, yet tasteful in decor, and there is a fabulous rooftop terrace and bar onsite.

Palacio Provencial : This hotel offers a mix of colonial and modern architectural styles, together creating a beautiful aesthetic. It offers possibly the best rooftop pool deck in Old San Juan, and other amenities such as hot tub and a gym.

4 Day Itinerary in Puerto Rico

This 4 day Puerto Rico itinerary covers sites mostly on the Eastern side of the island. While that won’t show you all of Puerto Rico, and all it has to offer (you can’t see it all in 4 days anyway!) it includes the most impressive aspects of what Puerto Rico has to offer, including a UNESCO heritage site, the only rainforest in the US, Puerto Rico’s top rated beach, and the #1 bioluminescent bay in the world!

Here is the perfect 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico!

Day 1: Old San Juan & Surroundings

Start your first day in Puerto Rico by exploring the capital city of San Juan. Ideally, you’ll stay in Old San Juan, which is by far the most convenient and scenic area to base yourself.

Here, you’ll be close enough to walk to most of the must-see places in San Juan.

Calle de la Fortaleza

Get your bearings for Old San Juan by first walking down the main street of Calle de la Forteleza. This street runs through the length of the entire historic district of San Juan.

You’ll find the characteristically colorful old buildings that line both sides of the street, giving the entire street a whimsical and vibrant appearance. Admire the old architecture and snap away those instagram photos, while maybe stopping into one of the many cafes or restaurants for breakfast.

La Fortaleza

Walk down the length of Calle de la Fortaleza until you hit La Fortaleza. This is the historic and current residence of the governor of Puerto Rico. Visits aren’t permitted, but you can admire the building from the outside.

Sometimes, the street just in front of La Fortaleza will be decorated seasonally. At one point, it became insta-famous for the umbrellas that hung across the top of the buildings.

In 2021, the umbrellas were sadly already gone, but there was a different decoration installed.

Paseo de la Princesa

This is known as one of the most beautiful walking areas in Old San Juan. There is a famous fountain here that is popular with tourists, as well as streets that are beautifully lined with trees.

Puerta de San Juan

Puerta de San Juan is the historic gateway into San Juan, and today leads the way into the walking path around the cities outer walls.

Walk the Paseo del Morro

The Paseo del Morro is a boardwalk walking path that covers the outer parameters of San Juan’s historic outer wall.

The walk will take you along the edge of the sea, to the fortress of Castillo San Felipe de Morro, walking alongside the historic outer wall of San Juan. On the other side, it’ll take you alongside the bay of San Juan.

Historic Park of San Juan

You’ll come to a large park overlooking the sea. At the end of the park, you’ll come to Castillo San Felipe de Morro . This historic fortress was built by the Spanish as a means of protection for San Juan from would-be invaders.

Today, it is a UNESCO site, and well worth a visit to learn of the history and admire the views.

Cementerio Santa María Magdalena de Pazzi

At the other end of the Historic Park of San Juan, you’ll come to the Cementerio Santa María Magdalena de Pazzi . In my opinion, this may be one of the most scenic cemeteries in the world.

Set alongside the sea, it’s now the resting place of several prominent figures in Puerto Rican history.

Visit La Perla on a Tour

La Perla is a famous shanty town located on the oceanside just below Old San Juan. What was once a rough neighborhood riddles with crime, it has now become a place of interest largely due to its feature in the Despacito music video.

Here you can admire the colorful buildings and vibrant murals, while walking along the sea. You can get a feel for another side of Puerto Rico. You can visit on your own, but for safety, it’s advisable to go with a tour.

Old San Juan Nightlife

End your first day in Puerto Rico by indulging in the many offerings in terms of bars, restaurants and lounges in Old San Juan.

For food, you have many options from more low-key Puerto Rican cuisine, to swankier tapas bars, and fine dining restaurants. I personally loved having small bites and cocktails at T•tuan , a restaurant located in a courtyard of fairy lights and live music.

If you are seriously hungry, opt to check out Deavadura or El Jibarito for authentic Puerto Rican eats in a humble, no frills setting.

La Factoria

When the time comes for a drink, there is simply one place you cannot miss out on: La Factoria . What was named among the top 50 bars of the world several years over, a visit here is quite literally a rite of passage during your 4 days in Puerto Rico.

La Factoria is actual a group of 7 bars, with a single hole in the wall, unmarked entrance. You could easily spend a night hopping from one bar to another, as each other a unique vibe and drink menu.

Visit a Cigar Lounge

If you’re up for something unique, you may opt to visit a cigar lounge while in San Juan. While Puerto Rico is not as famous of a cigar producer as the some of the neighboring island nations, they do produce their own high quality brands here.

Whether or not you’re a fan, you can still learn about different types of cigars, how they are made, and maybe even test one out yourself at Monte Cristo Cigar Lounge .

Here, the staff are knowledgeable and happy to give you a little tour of their cigar room.

If one day in San Juan isn’t enough for you, here is a 2 day guide to San Juan Puerto Rico , including all the sites in Old San Juan and beyond.

Day 2: El Yunque National Forest

Your second day of your 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico will take you to the only tropical rainforest in the U.S.

El Yunque National Rainforest is one of the most biologically diverse forests in the U.S national forest system. While only 28,000 acres in total area, making it one of the smallest of the national forests, it packs a lot to see and do into a small area.

Getting to El Yunque

You have one of two options: either join a guided tour with provided transfer, or drive your own rental car to El Yunque Forest. The one that is best for you will depend on your preferences.

If you’d like someone else to take care of all the logistics such as reserving a spot in El Yunque (more on that later), and taking you from one hotspot to the next, a tour is a good idea.

El Yunque by Tour

Some good tour companies into El Yunque Rainforest are El Yunque Tours and Island Journeys . Both provide pick up in San Juan and will take care of booking a reservation into the park itself. You’ll also have a knoweldgeable guide to give background information during your visit, plus take you to all the best spots.

El Yunque Without a Guide

You technically do not need a guide to visit El Yunque. You may also appreciate the idea of exploring the rainforest on your own terms, or just want to save a bit of cash, in which case you may come by renting a car.

It’s doable to self-drive yourself to El Yunque, and through the park itself. The only thing you need to consider, is that you’ll be responsible for getting your own tickets into El Yunque, which can be a hassle in and of itself.

Getting Tickets to El Yunque Rainforest

If you won’t book a tour with a guide, you’ll need to get your tickets to El Yunque Rainforest prior to your visit.

In order to ensure your entry into El Yunque on your desired date, I’d recommend booking ahead of your trip. You can reserve and purchase an entry ticket up to one month before your visit on the recreation.gov website or by clicking here .

You’ll need to buy just one ticket per vehicle, and the person who’s name is on the ticket must be present in the vehicle upon entering the park.

A the time of writing, a ticket is $8 USD per vehicle.

Last Minute Tickets to El Yunque Rainforest

For those who want to be more spontaneous or just forgot to book ahead of time, you can try your luck at grabbing last minute tickets the day before your visit.

A few tickets are released every day at 8 am and 11 am local time, for entry the following day. You have a good enough chance at grabbing a ticket, especially outside of peak season and if you set an alarm a couple minutes ahead to ensure you login on time.

However, with only a 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico, I wouldn’t leave anything up to chance. Book ahead of time if you can, to avoid any disappointment.

Things to Do in El Yunque

Although El Yunque is one of the smallest forests in the national forest system, it packs in a vast array of diverse landscapes, vegetation and wildlife into a small area. Plan to start early and spend most of the day here to make the most of your visit.

Pro-tip: Do NOT forget the mosquito spray. Doing so may just result in swollen, baseball sized bug bites!

La Mina Falls

La Mina Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in the El Yunque Rainforest. The waterfall itself is a 35 foot tall free flowing wall of water, that flows into a pool popular for swimming. It’s one of the most visited spots in the park, so prepare for crowds!

Juan Diego Falls

Juan Diego Falls is actually a set of waterfalls, that is quite a bit less visited than Mina Falls. The lower falls are relatively easy to get to from the road, while the upper falls requires a bit more effort to reach by hiking. The reward for reaching the upper falls is a 40 foot, relatively unvisited waterfall surrounded by lush greenery.

Spot the Wildlife

This would definitely be easier with a guided tour, but given the abundance of life in El Yunque rainforest, you just may get lucky even on your own.

El Yunque is home to a wide range of exotic species of reptiles, amphibians, and birds. With persistence, you may spot some coqui hopping around, an indigenous Puerto Rican frog species. If you’re lucky you may also spot some boas, the colorful Puerto Rican parrot, or some unique reptiles.

There are many hiking trails to choose from for enjoying the scenic beauty in El Yunque. The easiest trail is the Caimitillo Trail , which is only a little over half a mile long and mostly flat. Although short, it still gives you a good taste of the natural beauty of this region. It’s also a great trail for birdwatching.

Another easy trail is the El Angelito Trail . This hike also takes just over 20 minutes one way, and ends in a great swimming area along the Mameyes River.

For those seeking a view from above, try out the Mount Britton Trail . This trail will take you up into the cloud forest and onto the mountain, eventually leading up to the El Yunque Peak. From up here, you have one of the best views of the entire El Yunque rainforest and even the ocean from afar.

Day 3: Culebra Island & Puerto Rico’s Best Beach

For day 3 of your 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico, you’ll be heading to Culebra Island to visit Puerto Rico’s top rated beach.

You can either reach Culebra by booking a tour that departs from San Juan, or by driving to the ferry terminal in Cieba and taking the ferry. For those that want to drive and have a car, you may actually head towards the ferry port straight after El Yunque Rainforest the day before.

If you choose to take the ferry, you may opt to take the last ferry onto Culebra Island at the end of day 2, and spend the night on the island. This way, you’ll have the beach to yourself in the morning before the day trippers roll through.

Be warned that the ferry has a track record of being not fully reliable, and that for the most part, ferries won’t allow you to bring your car. You should plan to leave your rental car behind, and parking is available at the port for $5.

Taking the Ferry to Culebra Island

The ferry to Culebra departs from the ferry terminal in Ceiba, in the western part of the main island. The ferry schedule will vary depending on time of year, so check here for the schedule.

Typically, the last ferry to Culebra leaves some time in the late afternoon, and starts as early as 6 am in the morning. The ferry only takes 45 minutes to reach Culebra.

You can book tickets ahead of time online, but it’s also possible to book a ticket on the spot.

Taking a Tour to Culebra Island

In many ways, joining a tour to get to Culebra Island makes the most sense. It’s convenient, and they often bundle in activities that you may otherwise pay for separately anyway, such as kayaking and snorkeling excursions.

With only 4 days in Puerto Rico, I might even say this is the better option, just to save yourself any hassle and time.

About Flamenco Beach

The main draw of visiting Culebra is to spend a day at the world-famous Flamenco Beach.

Flamenco Beach hasn’t just been rated the best beach in Puerto Rico, but often pops up in the ranks among the best beaches in the world.

Historically, this beach was occupied by the U.S Navy for bomb testing and target practice. One of the most photographed aspects of the beach are the tanks that still sit arrested in decay on the beach itself.

This beach is ideal for truly all types of beach goers. The sand is ultra-soft and pure, while the waters are the most strikingly clear blue color, with virtually no waves.

Things to do at Flamenco Beach

Go snorkeling.

Flamenco Beach is also home to some of the best snorkeling locations in Puerto Rico. If you don’t have your own gear, opt to join a snorkeling tour. Many of these will take you to the best snorkeling spots in and around Flamenco Beach by boat and provide gear.

See the Beach Tank s

The American Navy officially un-occupied Culebra in 1975, but in their haste, left behind a lot of equipment. As a result, there are a handful of American tanks that still litter Flamenco beach, disturbing its otherwise paradisiac appearance.

Today, the tanks make cool subjects for photography, where they sit rusted and covered in graffiti.

Boat Tour to Isla Culebrita

Boating is a popular activity at Flamenco Beach and Culebra Island as a whole. You can take a boat tour or public water taxi and head to the uninhabited island of Culebrita. This tiny island is home to some quiet, yet beautiful beaches of it’s own, plus a ton of unspoiled, raw nature.

Go Kayaking

Kayaking is another activity on offer for those who don’t fancy sunbathing as a beach activity. You can rent a kayak at Tamarindo Beach and kayak to and from Flamenco Beach. Another option is to book a tour with Aquafari , which will take you on a half-day kayaking and snorkeling excursion in and around Flamenco Beach.

Visit the Mangrove Forest

These are located a bit further, on the other side of Culebra, on the southeastern shores. But i you’re keen to explore something different, you can definitely squeeze in a visit to the newly restored Puerto de Manglar Red Mangrove Forests. Here you can see how this unique ecosystems thrives and provides a home to some endangered animals.

Enjoy a Beautiful Sunset

Sunsets on Culebra are known to be a colorful event. While you can get a decent sunset on Flamenco Beach, you may opt to head to Tamarindo beach on the western shores for the absolute best sunset views.

Where to Stay on Culebra Island

Whether or not you stay on Culebra island is up to you. If you booked your visit to and from Culebra as a tour from San Juan, you will likely only visit as a day trip since the catamaran leaves in the afternoon to take you back to San Juan.

But if you came by car, there is definitely value in staying on the island over night, even if just to have it to yourself once the day-trippers leave. If you would like to spend the night in Culebra, here are some good options:

Aleli Cottages : Homely apartment stay on the western shores of Culebra. Most cottages offer beach westward facing views from the terrace, meaning perfect sunset views. Includes kitchen and an onsite garden, ideal for families.

Oceania Villas : These villas offer stunning views of Playa de Cascajo and Datiles Beach from the spacious wrap around balcony. It’s ideal for group travelers, with access to onsite barbecue facilities, a pool and garden.

Day 4: Mosquito Bay for Bioluminescent Beach

For day 4 of your 4 days in Puerto Rico, you’ll head to possibly the most unique destination of the trip.

On your last day, you’ll want to travel to Vieques, another small island off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico. You can reach Vieques one of two ways: by ferry or by flying in from San Juan.

If you’ve already taken the ferry to Culebra from Cieba on day 3, then taking the ferry to Vieques will make more sense since the ferry departs from Ceiba as well.

If you are based in San Juan, you should opt to fly.

Visiting Mosquito Bay

Bioluminescent beaches are a rarity to come by in the world, so Puerto Rico is unique in the fact that it is spoiled by a total of 3 bioluminescent bays.

While each of them are amazing in their own way, Mosquito Bay is the one regarded as the world’s absolute best bioluminescent bay. It’s also the hardest one to reach of the three in Puerto Rico, but it’s a bucket-list experience not to be missed.

Sure, you’d be able to see bioluminescent algae at any of the 3 bioluminescent bays, but they are dramatically more dense at Mosquito Bay. It really is a once in a lifetime experience to witness the beach twinkling brighter than the night sky itself!

Kayaking Tours of Mosquito Bay

Most people will opt to join a kayaking tour of Mosquito Bay. Tours generally meet up in the late afternoon, and allow you to kayak in the bay when darkness falls.

There are many different tour operators offering kayaking tours of Mosquito Bay, I’d advise booking ahead if possible.

Other Things to do in Vieques

Seeing the bioluminescent algae in real life makes the trip to Vieques entirely worthwhile, but if you have more time in Vieques you can check out some of the following places.

Playa Negra

Vieques is home to many unspoiled, beautiful beaches that are less frequented by tourists. One of the most memorable would be Playa Negra which translates to “Black Beach”. Here you can walk on black volcanic sand, that is often times mixed in with golden sand, creating interesting contrast and designs in the surf.

Scuba Diving

For certified divers, Vieques makes an excellent place to venture off into the undersea world. The visibility around Vieques is amongst the best, making it ideal for exploring the colorful reef and abundant marine life here. It’s not uncommon to spot eagle rays, sea turtles, manatees and even barracudas here.

Hiking Trails in Vieques

Vieques is a somewhat more rugged island in Puerto Rico, and you’ll often do some hiking to reach the best beaches. Playa Grande Sugar Mill Ruins is another great hiking trail that leads you to the ruins of the historic mills, while offering stunning views of the sea along the way.

Alternative 4 Days in Puerto Rico Itinerary Ideas

With the destinations mentioned, you are bound for an action packed 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico. However, if you find yourself with some free time, or want additional ideas for places to visit, below are some worthy mentions.

Camuy Caves

The Camuy Caves are the third largest cave system in the world. They are located on the northwestern side of the island, about an hour and a half away from San Juan.

The Camuy Caves can be visited as a half day trip, perhaps before you fly to Vieques on day 4 of this itinerary. While the entire cave itself is very impressive, and surrounded by beautiful nature, I would not recommend it for those who are afraid of spiders.

This cave is where I saw the biggest (I didn’t really see it, I had my eyes closed the whole time) spider of my life right next to my face, in a narrow passageway deep inside the cave, with no way out. If you are crazy, google Puerto Rican Scorpian Spider to get an idea of what I mean.

Laguna Grande

This is the second best of the 3 bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico. It’s the most popular amongst tourists because it is far easier to reach than Mosquito Bay.

The bioluminescent algae here is not nearly as dense nor as bright as in Mosquito Bay, therefore not as visually impressive. But if you want a faster option to have more time for sipping mojitos, this makes a good second option since you can easily drive there from San Juan.

You can reach Laguna Grande by driving to Fajardo, from which you can join a kayaking tour to see the bioluminescent algae.

San Juan Area

With only a 4 day itinerary in Puerto Rico, you may not have that much extra time to allocate in San Juan. But if you have some free time (maybe before your departure), there is a lot more to discover outside of Old San Juan.

For example, try heading to La Placita Market in the afternoons to try some food, and stay for the evenings when it becomes a nightlife hotspot. Here, you’ll find an abundance of bars, restaurants and even clubs, where you can let loose and maybe mingle with some locals.

See more: A Guide to How to Spending 2 Days in San Juan

Safety in Puerto Rico

For the typical traveler, Puerto Rico is a largely safe destination. If you are basing yourself in Old San Juan, you can rest easy knowing this is one of the safest areas in the city, and country, and there is a ton of police present to reassure you of that.

Travelers who will join guided tours, visit the touristic sites during the day, while taking normal precautions, will probably be fine.

If you will rent a car and do a self-guided trip, you’ll also be fine. Certain precautions should be made such as remembering to leave no valuables or visible items in your car. And of course, always make sure you have GPS to avoid getting lost, especially at night.

There are some areas that are known to be rougher than others, but those aren’t typically where tourists go. If in doubt, ask your hotel receptionist the day before about where you plan to go.

If traveling alone, try to avoid walking around alone late at night, a precaution that is advisable in almost any destination.

Solo Travel in Puerto Rico

I spend the tail end of my 4 days in Puerto Rico alone, and I can report a good experience in Puerto Rico for solo travelers.

If you make the effort, it is easy to meet locals, as I found Puerto Rican people to be very open and friendly. It also helps that many people in the city speak English.

San Juan is great for solo travelers, even first time solo travelers. For visiting further destinations in Puerto Rico, it may be slightly more enjoyable to go with someone, since most of us don’t consider going to the beach or hiking to be a solo activity.

However, if you are comfortable being alone and are experienced traveling solo, then there is no reason why Puerto Rico can’t be a great solo travel destination.

Puerto Rico Travel Tips

How should I prepare for a trip to Puerto Rico?

There isn’t a whole lot you need to prepare for to travel to Puerto Rico aside from choosing a good time of year to go. For Americans, since Puerto Rico is a U.S territory, you’ll have access to a lot of the conveniences you’d find in the states. You’ll find

Is it best to bring cash or card to Puerto Rico?

When I visited in 2021 cards were already widely accepted. It’s still best to bring a bit of cash, maybe for tipping, some side-street food stalls, and in case of emergency.

What is the #1 attraction in Puerto Rico?

Since the entry point into Puerto Rico is via San Juan Airport, I’d say most people will spend time in San Juan. But there is good reason to. You have a good mix of things for tourists to enjoy, such as activities for cultural and historical immersion, as well as options for leisure, dining, relaxing, nightlife, and shopping.

What food is Puerto Rico best known for?

There is a LOT of great food to try for the first time in Puerto Rico that would require it’s own article. But if you were to aim to try just one thing, it’ll probably be mofongo. It’s on the menu in most places as a side dish and sometimes as part of the main. Also, did you know pina colada was invented in San Juan? Try it from its source at Barrachina in San Juan.

How much should I budget for a trip to Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico is probably a more affordable travel destination that most major U.S cities. You can easily budget for $150 – $200 a day while here, depending on how much you’ll spend on tours and your hotel. Food is reasonably priced, with the most high end options not surpassing normal dining prices in a U.S city.

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12 Best Things to Do in Puerto Rico

L ocated approximately 1,000 miles southeast of Miami , Puerto Rico is a popular Caribbean island with American travelers. Leave your passport at home and head to year-round summer, piña coladas, and occasionally getting caught in the rain. It's all part of the charm of being in the tropics.

Puerto Rico is best know for its abundance of places to unplug, unwind, and explore the unknown. The island is filled with secluded wonders, from beach coves and clear waters to tree swings with panoramic mountain views. It's also a place to eat, drink, and be merry. A half dozen brands of local rum collectively back Puerto Rico's claim to the title " Rum Capital of the World ."

If you want to discover Puerto Rico beyond the San Juan cruise port, consider renting a car or hiring a guide to reach lesser-known destinations. Here are 12 of the best things to see and do in Puerto Rico.

1. Eat your fill of pork in Guavate

There's a pork trail in Guavate that is a meat lover's dream come true. Only 40 minutes from San Juan, the town within the mountain municipality of Cayey is most active on weekends when you'll also find live music and street vendors. There are lechoneras lined up one after another, small shops specializing in roasted pork-one of several essential Puerto Rico dishes to try.

How the lechoneras came to exist depends on who you ask : One account attributes them to the need to serve locals driving from San Juan, while another claims there used to be a penitentiary nearby, and that visiting families needed somewhere to eat; the prison had a farm that raised hogs. No matter their origin, the lechoneras in the area are a beloved part of the community, each serving their own version of pork-pair your cut of choice with arroz con gandules , a yellow rice and pigeon peas side item that is a Puerto Rican staple.

2. Experience natural waterslides at Las Paylas

Ever thrown yourself down a waterslide carved into giant boulders by the flow of a river? Las Paylas is a series of natural slides and pools located in a resident's backyard in Luquillo, about 45 minutes from San Juan. The slides are a three-minute walk from the driveway turned parking lot. Spend the morning in nature's playground, rope swing optional. Exercise caution and tuck in your elbows while going down the slides. If you work up an appetite, stop by the local kiosks for an empanada and chilled fresh coconut on your way back.

3. Marvel at pink lakes in Cabo Rojo

Cabo Rojo is only an hour from the airport in Aguadilla for those flying into the west side of the island. The area is a draw for its natural wonders, including salt flats that look like a vast span of pink lakes in the right light. While this phenomenon is not unique to Puerto Rico (other examples from around the world include Lake Tyrrell in Australia and San Francisco Bay's salt ponds), it's a rare sight and one that's largely unobstructed and unmonitored here.

There's a small, volunteer-run information center, but the salt flats are not officially labeled or advertised as a tourist destination. There are no designated entry points or tickets for admission. You can park by the side of the main road and enter for free. You'll find the salt flats en route to La Playuela, commonly referred to as Playa Sucia , a popular white-sand beach surrounded by large cliffs on which you can hike or bike.

4. Taste savory ice cream flavors at Heladeria Lares

Creative flavors and community connection are family traditions at Heladeria Lares , a small ice cream shop nestled in the small town of Lares in the center of Puerto Rico. The recipes are created in-house and can range from sweet potato to cilantro flavored. The ice cream shop makes the perfect stop after exploring the nearby cave system at Parque Nacional de las Cavernas del Río Camuy.

5. Meet "Flaming June" at the Museo de Arte de Ponce

The well-known painting Flaming June portrays a sleeping woman in a vibrant saffron dress. You can see this work by by Frederic Leighton ar the Museo de Arte de Ponce . The museum opened to the public in 1959 and houses an estimated 4,500 works of art, including pieces from Puerto Rico and Latin America.

6. See Ponce's Gaudí-style architecture

Located in the southern part of Puerto Rico's main island, Ponce is full of delights for art and architecture lovers ; the Parque de Bombas is a visually striking former fire station and one of the island's most notable landmarks, while Casa Weichers-Villaronga is a neoclassical mansion that doubles as an architecture museum.

Enjoy the city's own style of architecture, called Ponce Creole, which incorporates fantastical elements-think intricate, ornamental decorations on rooftops, stately columns, and exterior crown molding. Notable buildings with this style include Casa Weichers-Villaronga, the Museo de la Música Puertoriqueña, and Casa-Font Ubides .

7. Go ziplining at Toro Verde

" The Monster " at Toro Verde is one of the longest ziplines in the world. It's hung between the trees in Orocovis, a mountain town toward the center of the island about 90 minutes from San Juan. The 1.57-mile-long line takes an adrenaline-packed two minutes to fly from one end to another, Superman-style. Other zipline options are available for those seeking moderate to mild thrills. You can make reservations online ; there is a restaurant and bar on site if you want a drink in celebration of your bravery afterwards.

8. Taste local rum at Ron del Barrilito

Puerto Rico has no shortage of rum distilleries . Opened in 2019, the Ron del Barrilito factory offers guests the option to tour the building, Hacienda Santa Ana, for $40, or attend a mixology class or partake in a premium tasting tour for $80 each. Here you'll also find Ron del Barrilito 5 Star, a collector's edition aged up to 35 years and more than $700 per bottle.

You will also spot a special "freedom barrel" on your tour, undisturbed since 1942 and reserved for consumption by the people of Bayamon in the event Puerto Rico one day declares independence.

9. Explore Old San Juan with a food tour

Those looking to experience Old San Juan in a new way should consider a food tour around the city with Spoon . The area is walkable and the tour includes history about the city's plan and design. From freshly brewed coffee to avocado stuffed with pork, you'll taste the classics while simultaneously supporting small businesses.

For an upscale dining experience, head to Marmalade Restaurant and Wine Bar , which offers international dishes like a harissa-seasoned ahi tuna tartar.

10. Try river tubing at the Tanama River

The Tanama River in the town of Utuado offers a twist on the traditional lazy river; it'll float you into a pitch-black cave. The reward at the end of this adventure, which accommodates large groups, is a free facial thanks to a large supply of river clay. The word "Tanama" is Taino for "butterfly," so expect to see many of them on your visit.

11. Kayak in a bioluminescent bay

There are three places to find bioluminescence in Puerto Rico: Fajardo, Lajas, and Vieques. Mosquito Bay in Vieques is the brightest of them all, and several companies offer evening kayak tours on glass-bottom boats. Go with Bieque Ecotrips if you want a smaller group tour; Aqua Sunset Tours is an operator to consider if you want a fully clear kayak versus just a glass bottom. Plan your visit during the new moon to see the brightest contrast possible, and make reservations ahead of time as spots fill up quickly.

12. See Taino petroglyphs at Cueva del Indio

Cueva del Indio is about 25 minutes north of Cueva Ventana. If possible, aim to see both caves on one trip. Cueva del Indio is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's so scenic it's been featured in movies like Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides . There are a number of Taino petroglyphs on site dating back nearly a thousand years. Wear sneakers or hiking shoes as the terrain is rugged and explore at your own risk.

This article originally appeared online on March 30, 2021; it was most recently updated on October 14, 2023, to include current information.

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Why Choose Puerto Rico Fun Guides?

Welcome to PR Fun Guides, where your dream Puerto Rican adventure awaits! Here, we don't just offer tours; we create unforgettable, tailor-made experiences that resonate with your unique travel aspirations. Our custom tours are more than just itineraries; they're pathways to discovering the heart and soul of Puerto Rico, crafted specifically for you. Whether you seek serene twilight excursions, exhilarating hikes, our personalized adventures promise to transform your vacation into an extraordinary journey.

Why Choose a Custom Tour?

Imagine a vacation that’s designed around your interests, pace, and desires. That's the essence of our custom tours. With us, you're not just another tourist; you're an explorer diving into experiences that resonate with your personal story. Our custom tours are about flexibility, exclusivity, and a deep connection with the Puerto Rican landscape and culture. Hear from our satisfied adventurers:

“The twilight hike was like stepping into a different world, tailor-made for our love of nature. PR Fun Guides truly made our trip magical!” – Emily & Mark

Tour Options:

Hiking Adventures: Immerse in the Lush Beauty of El Yunque and Luquillo

Exploration at its Finest: Our Hiking Adventures are personalized treks through the heart of Puerto Rico’s natural wonders, offering an intimate encounter with the island's vibrant ecosystems and breathtaking views.

Discover the Wonders of El Yunque National Forest:

Embark on a journey through the lush greenery of El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. Each step in this vibrant forest unveils a world brimming with diverse flora and fauna, hidden waterfalls, and mystical trails.

La Mina Falls: Traverse the paths leading to this stunning waterfall. The sound of cascading water complements the chorus of native coqui frogs, creating a symphony of natural sounds.

Mount Britton Tower: Hike up to this historic stone tower for panoramic views of the rainforest canopy, stretching all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.

The Dwarf Forest: This unique ecosystem, characterized by its stunted growth due to high altitude and wind, offers a rare glimpse into the adaptability of nature.

El Yunque Peak: For the more adventurous, a hike to the summit of El Yunque Peak promises breathtaking vistas and a sense of accomplishment like no other.

Luquillo Beach: A Coastal Contrast:

Transition from the dense rainforest to the serene coastline of Luquillo Beach. This area offers gentler hikes along sandy shores and coastal trails, providing a different perspective of Puerto Rico’s natural beauty.

Beach Trails: Walk along the golden sands, with the Atlantic Ocean as your backdrop. These trails are perfect for witnessing spectacular sunrises or sunsets.

Nature Observations: Luquillo Beach is not just about relaxation; its coastal ecosystems are thriving habitats for various bird species, offering ample opportunities for bird watching and nature photography.

Your Hike, Your Way:

At PR Fun Guides, every hiking adventure is customizable to your fitness level and interests. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or prefer leisurely nature walks, our guides ensure your experience is safe, enjoyable, and enlightening. We bring to life the stories of the land, offering insights into the history, ecology, and cultural significance of the places you explore.

Step into a World of Natural Wonders with PR Fun Guides

Join us for a hiking adventure that goes beyond the trail. Discover the secrets of El Yunque National Forest and the tranquil beauty of Luquillo Beach, all while creating a deeper connection with nature and Puerto Rican culture. Your personalized hiking experience awaits!

Snorkeling Adventures: Explore the Underwater Marvels of Puerto Rico

A World Beneath the Waves : Our Snorkeling Adventures are curated to unveil the vibrant marine life and stunning seascapes of Puerto Rico, offering an immersive experience in the island’s crystal-clear waters.

Dive into Pristine Waters at Exotic Locations:

Puerto Rico's coasts are a snorkeler's paradise, teeming with aquatic life and breathtaking underwater landscapes. Our snorkeling adventures take you to the best spots for an unforgettable underwater journey.

Luquillo Coral Reefs: A Kaleidoscope of Marine Life:

Just off the shores of Luquillo Beach, the coral reefs are bustling with a diverse array of marine life. Snorkelers can expect to see colorful fish, sea turtles, and a variety of coral formations, making it an ideal spot for both beginners and experienced snorkelers.

Seven Seas Beach, Fajardo: Underwater Gardens:

Known for its clear waters and abundant sea life, Seven Seas Beach is a snorkeling haven. Here, you can glide over flourishing coral gardens, home to vibrant fish, starfish, and occasionally, playful dolphins.

A Tailored Snorkeling Experience:

Our snorkeling tours are customized to cater to your comfort and interest levels. Whether you’re a first-time snorkeler or an experienced underwater explorer, our knowledgeable guides ensure a safe and enriching experience.

Guided Snorkeling Tours: Our guides lead you to the best spots, sharing insights about the marine life and ecosystems you encounter.

Eco-Friendly Approach: We emphasize sustainable snorkeling practices, ensuring the protection of the underwater environments we explore.

More Than Just Snorkeling:

Along with the thrill of snorkeling, we offer a glimpse into the local coastal culture. Learn about the conservation efforts to protect Puerto Rico’s marine habitats and the importance of these ecosystems to the island's natural heritage.

Submerge Yourself in the Beauty of Puerto Rico’s Waters

Join PR Fun Guides for a snorkeling adventure that goes beyond the surface. Explore the vibrant underwater world of Puerto Rico, where each dive reveals new wonders and lasting memories. Book your snorkeling journey today and experience the magic beneath the waves!

Spearfishing and Lobster Hunting Adventures: The Thrill of the Hunt Underwater

A Unique Undersea Challenge: Our Spearfishing and Lobster Hunting Adventures offer an exciting and sustainable way to engage with Puerto Rico's marine life, providing an authentic and thrilling experience in the island’s bountiful waters.

Embark on an Unforgettable Marine Expedition:

Puerto Rico’s coastal waters are not only beautiful but also abundant in marine life, making them ideal for spearfishing and lobster hunting. These adventures provide a hands-on experience in the art of underwater hunting, guided by our expert and environmentally conscious instructors.

Spearfishing in the Reefs:

Delve into the crystal-clear waters near Luquillo and Fajardo, where the reefs teem with a variety of fish species. Ideal for both beginners and experienced spearfishers, these locations offer a challenging yet rewarding experience. Learn the skills of spearfishing while adhering to sustainable practices, ensuring minimal impact on the marine ecosystem.

Lobster Hunting Adventures:

The rocky seabeds and hidden crevices along Puerto Rico’s coast are perfect habitats for lobsters. Our guided lobster hunting excursions teach you the traditional and sustainable methods of catching lobsters, a skill that’s as exciting as it is rewarding.

Tailored to Your Skill Level:

We customize each spearfishing and lobster hunting trip to suit your experience and comfort levels. Our instructors provide comprehensive training on safety, technique, and sustainable practices, ensuring a responsible and exhilarating adventure.

Spearfishing Gear and Training: We provide all the necessary gear and a thorough briefing on its use, along with training in underwater hunting techniques and safety procedures.

Conservation and Respect for Marine Life : Our guides emphasize the importance of respecting marine life and ecosystems, focusing on sustainable and ethical hunting practices.

Beyond the Hunt:

These adventures offer more than just the thrill of the hunt; they are an opportunity to connect deeply with the ocean and understand its ecological importance. Participants gain a greater appreciation for marine conservation and the role of sustainable practices in underwater activities.

Experience the Ocean’s Bounty with PR Fun Guides

Join us for a spearfishing and lobster hunting adventure with PR Fun Guides, where the thrill of the hunt meets respect for the ocean’s wonders. Dive into Puerto Rico’s vibrant waters for an experience that combines excitement, skill, and a deep appreciation for marine life. Book your underwater hunting adventure today and discover a new way to connect with the sea!

Understanding the Laws for Spearfishing and Lobster Hunting in Puerto Rico

Adhering to Regulations for a Sustainable Adventure:

At PR Fun Guides, we prioritize sustainable and responsible spearfishing and lobster hunting practices. It's essential for our guests to understand and respect the local laws and regulations that govern these activities in Puerto Rico. These laws are in place to protect marine life and ensure the health and sustainability of our ocean ecosystems.

Spearfishing Regulations:

Permit Requirements: All spearfishers are required to have a valid fishing license from the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources of Puerto Rico.

Equipment Restrictions: The use of scuba gear while spearfishing is prohibited in Puerto Rico. Spearfishing is allowed only with free diving techniques.

Species and Size Limits: There are specific regulations regarding the species that can be caught and their minimum size. These regulations are in place to protect juvenile fish and endangered species.

Protected Areas: Spearfishing is not permitted in marine reserves, natural reserves, or certain designated areas to preserve marine biodiversity.

Lobster Hunting Regulations:

Seasonal Restrictions: Lobster hunting in Puerto Rico is subject to seasonal closures. These closures are crucial for the lobster breeding season and population recovery.

Size and Bag Limits: There are specific size limits for lobsters that can be legally harvested. The possession of egg-bearing female lobsters is strictly prohibited.

Permit Requirements: Similar to spearfishing, a valid fishing license is required for lobster hunting.

Our Commitment to Responsible Practices:

Guided Compliance: Our guides are well-versed in local laws and regulations and will ensure that all activities are compliant.

Conservation Education: We educate our guests on the importance of these regulations and the role they play in marine conservation.

Eco-Friendly Approach: Our approach goes beyond legal compliance; we advocate for and practice eco-friendly and sustainable methods in all our activities.

Safe and Sustainable Underwater Hunting with Puerto Rico Fun Guides

We at Puerto Rico Fun Guides are committed to providing exhilarating yet responsible spearfishing and lobster hunting experiences. By respecting and adhering to local laws and regulations, we ensure that our adventures contribute positively to the preservation of Puerto Rico’s precious marine environment. Join us for an adventure that is not only thrilling but also supports the sustainability of our ocean’s resources.

Twilight Excursions with Puerto Rico Fun Guides: Personalized, Safe, and Unforgettable

Tailored Sunset Adventures on Your Schedule:

Discover the enchanting evenings of Puerto Rico with our custom twilight excursions. Designed with your convenience and safety in mind, our private tours offer a seamless experience from pickup to drop-off, allowing you to explore the island's beauty on your terms.

Exclusive Ground Transportation:

Comfort and Safety: Travel in the comfort of our private vehicles, guided by our knowledgeable and safety-conscious drivers.

Flexible Itinerary: Your schedule is our priority. Choose the start and end times that work best for you, creating a tour that fits seamlessly into your vacation plans.

Customizable Twilight Activities:

Hiking into Sunset: Journey through the trails of El Yunque National Forest as the day turns to dusk. Experience the forest's transformation at twilight, a time when the natural beauty takes on a mystical quality.

Beachside Serenity: Stroll along the tranquil shores of Luquillo Beach, where the sunset creates a picturesque backdrop. It’s the perfect setting for relaxation or a romantic walk.

Custom lobster hunt Tinajas hike water slide, cliff jump, rope swing, waterfalls, swimming adventure

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Dining Under the Stars:

Beachfront Dining Experience: We can arrange special dinners right on the beach, complete with local cuisine and a serene ocean view, providing an intimate and memorable dining experience.

Culinary Tours: Explore the flavors of Puerto Rico with tours of local eateries. From traditional dishes in cozy restaurants to innovative cuisine in renowned dining establishments, savor the best of the island’s culinary offerings.

Collaboration for Enhanced Experiences:

Partnering with Local Providers: While we don’t have our own boats, we can coordinate with local marina providers for those interested in adding a marine element to their evening.

Complete Experience Management: From planning the perfect hike or beach visit to organizing unique dining arrangements, we handle all the details, ensuring your twilight excursion is hassle-free and enjoyable.

Experience the Magic of Puerto Rican Evenings with Us

With Puerto Rico Fun Guides, your twilight excursion is more than just a tour; it’s a personalized journey through the island’s stunning landscapes and rich culture. Our commitment to safety, convenience, and personalization ensures an experience that’s as unique as you are. Embark on a twilight adventure with us and let the beauty of Puerto Rico illuminate your evening.

Why Our Custom Tours Stand Out

Expert Guidance: Knowledgeable, Passionate, Unforgettable

Diverse Expertise: Our guides are more than just experts; they are passionate about Puerto Rico’s rich history, vibrant ecology, and diverse cultural heritage. They bring a depth of knowledge that turns every tour into an educational and enjoyable experience.

Storytelling at Its Best: Imagine hearing fascinating tales of local legends, historical facts, and ecological insights as you explore. Our guides are storytellers who make every location come alive with captivating narratives.

Personalized Attention: Each guide is dedicated to creating a connection, understanding your interests, and tailoring their guidance to make your experience uniquely engaging.

Flexible Scheduling: Your Time, Your Adventure

Adaptable Itineraries: We understand that travel plans can change. Our flexible scheduling allows for adjustments to suit your preferences and needs. Whether it's a change in start time, a shift in activities due to weather, or accommodating a special request, we’re here to make it happen.

Catering to Your Interests: Want to spend more time snorkeling or hiking? Our itineraries are not set in stone. We adapt to focus more on what excites you, ensuring your adventure is exactly as you envisioned.

Safe, Reliable Transportation: With our four-wheel-drive vehicles, we ensure safe and comfortable transportation to and from your destinations, no matter the terrain or weather conditions.

All-Inclusive Packages: Effortless Adventure Awaits

Everything Included: From the moment you embark on your adventure, we’ve got everything covered. This includes transportation, entrance fees (if any), and all necessary equipment for activities like snorkeling, hiking, and more.

Quality Gear for Every Activity : Whether it’s snorkeling gear, beach gear, or equipment for lobster hunting, we provide top-quality, well-maintained equipment to ensure your safety and enjoyment.

Hassle-Free Experience: Our all-inclusive packages are designed to let you focus on the fun and the adventure. Leave the logistics and planning to us, and immerse yourself in the beauty and excitement of Puerto Rico.

Experience Puerto Rico Like Never Before with Our Custom Tours

At Puerto Rico Fun Guides, we pride ourselves on delivering custom tours that are educational, flexible, safe, and packed with adventure. Our goal is to provide an unforgettable experience that highlights the best of Puerto Rico, tailored just for you. Ready for your next adventure? Let us take you there!

Embark on Your Personal Adventure Today!

Puerto Rico is not just a destination; it's a mosaic of cultures, histories, and natural wonders. From the mystic El Yunque National Forest to the historic streets of Old San Juan, the island offers a tapestry of experiences. Our custom tours let you dive deep into this richness, creating memories that last a lifetime.

Ready to explore Puerto Rico like never before? Book your custom tour now and step into a world of personalized adventure. Your journey of a lifetime is just a few clicks away!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do i book a custom tour with puerto rico fun guides.

To book a custom tour, simply fill out a short form on our website detailing your dream vacation in Puerto Rico. We'll review your preferences and quickly respond with tailored options and recommendations, ensuring a personalized experience that aligns with your interests and needs.

What measures does Puerto Rico Fun Guides take to ensure safety during tours?

Your safety is our top priority. Our guides are trained in safety protocols, including CPR, and we only use well-maintained, reliable equipment. Our tours are designed with safety in mind, from careful route planning to ensuring all activities adhere to the highest safety standards.

Can Puerto Rico Fun Guides accommodate specific requests or needs during the tours?

Absolutely! We strive to accommodate your specific requests and needs. Whether it's adjusting the itinerary for physical comfort, catering to dietary preferences, or incorporating special activities, we're flexible and attentive to making your tour as enjoyable and comfortable as possible.

How does Puerto Rico Fun Guides ensure an eco-friendly and sustainable experience?

We are committed to eco-conscious tourism. This includes practicing sustainable activities, respecting local wildlife and habitats, and educating our guests on the importance of environmental preservation. We actively support eco-friendly practices to minimize our impact on Puerto Rico's natural beauty.

What makes a custom tour with Puerto Rico Fun Guides unique?

Our custom tours stand out due to our personalized approach, expert guidance, and in-depth knowledge of Puerto Rico. We craft experiences that go beyond typical tourist paths, showcasing the island's rich culture, history, and natural wonders, all tailored to your personal preferences.

Are the custom tours suitable for families with children?

Yes, our custom tours are family-friendly and can be tailored to suit all ages. We adjust activity levels and content to be engaging and suitable for children, ensuring a fun and educational experience for the entire family.

What kind of activities can be included in a custom tour?

Our custom tours can include a wide range of activities, from serene hikes in El Yunque National Forest and relaxing beach strolls to exhilarating surfing lessons and insightful snorkeling trips. We tailor the activities to match your interests and adventure level.

How flexible are the tour schedules? Can I make changes after booking?

Our tours offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your plans. If you need to make changes after booking, we'll do our best to adjust the itinerary accordingly, ensuring your tour experience aligns with your preferences and any unforeseen changes.

Will I have a guide with me throughout the tour?

Yes, you will have an expert guide accompanying you throughout the tour. Our guides are passionate about Puerto Rico and bring each experience to life with their knowledge, enthusiasm, and attentive guidance.

How does Puerto Rico Fun Guides handle transportation during the tours?

We provide safe, reliable, and comfortable transportation throughout your tour. Our vehicles are equipped to handle various terrains, ensuring a smooth journey as you explore the diverse landscapes of Puerto Rico.

What should I pack for my Puerto Rico Fun Guides tour?

We recommend comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing, sturdy shoes for hiking or walking, swimwear for water activities, sunscreen, a hat, and a camera. For specific activities like snorkeling or surfing, all necessary equipment is provided, but feel free to bring your own gear if you prefer.

What is the best time of year to visit Puerto Rico for a custom tour?

Puerto Rico is a great year-round destination, but the best time to visit depends on your preferences. Winter (December to April) offers cooler, dryer weather, ideal for outdoor activities, while summer (May to November) is warmer and perfect for beach and water activities, despite being the rainy season.

Can Puerto Rico Fun Guides accommodate dietary restrictions on their tours?

Yes, we can accommodate most dietary restrictions. Please inform us of any specific requirements or allergies when you book your tour, and we will ensure that your dining experiences during the tour cater to your needs.

Is English widely spoken in Puerto Rico?

Yes, English is widely spoken in Puerto Rico, especially in tourist areas and by our guides. However, Spanish is the predominant language, and a basic understanding of Spanish can enhance your experience.

What is the currency in Puerto Rico, and are credit cards widely accepted?

The currency in Puerto Rico is the U.S. Dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted in most establishments, but it's advisable to have some cash on hand, especially in smaller towns or for smaller purchases.

Do I need a visa to travel to Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, so U.S. citizens do not need a passport or visa to travel here. Visitors from other countries will need a passport and may need a visa, depending on their nationality.

What kind of wildlife can I expect to see in Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico is home to diverse wildlife, including the famous coqui frog, various bird species, marine life like sea turtles and dolphins, and unique ecosystems in places like El Yunque National Forest.

Are there any cultural norms or etiquette I should be aware of while in Puerto Rico?

Puerto Ricans are known for their warm hospitality. Common courtesies and respectfulness are appreciated. It's also customary to tip for services, similar to mainland U.S. standards.

What are the typical weather conditions in Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico has a tropical climate with relatively stable temperatures year-round, averaging around 80°F (27°C). The island experiences a wet season from May to October and a dry season from November to April.

How does Puerto Rico Fun Guides ensure a unique experience compared to regular tours?

• All-Inclusive Convenience: Just show up and have fun. We handle the rest!
• Local Experience: Dive into the authentic Puerto Rican culture.
• Safety First: All tours are conducted by CPR-trained guides.
• Personalized Attention: We cater to your needs for an unforgettable experience.

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EF Go Ahead Tours Review 2024: Are their guided tours worth it?

EF Go Ahead Tours is a world-leading guided tour company offering a comprehensive travel package with local guides and authentic travel experiences. You've likely heard of them before, but are they really worth it? What do they offer, and how do they stack up to other guided tours?

Guided tours are a great way to travel, make new friends, and enjoy new experiences without the hassle of planning the logistics of the trip. 

While guided tour companies boast of convenience, they tend to fall short when it comes to flexibility and customization. Hence, many travelers resort to planning their trips by themselves using helpful apps like  Pilot .

But, if you still prefer a guided tour with some level of flexibility, EF Go Ahead Tours is definitely a choice to consider. 

EF Go Ahead Tours is one of the world's largest tour companies that host small group tours with unique, authentic experiences. A great benefit of joining an EF Go Ahead Tour is that they allow travelers the benefits of hosting a free private tour with larger groups. 

However, are the experiences they're offering for you? What are the pros and cons? Here's our review of EF Go Ahead Tours! 

What is EF Go Ahead Tours?

EF Go Ahead Tours  is a brand under the EF Tours group that offers both guided and fully customizable tours to destinations worldwide. It caters to young and older travelers, admitting anyone from age six and above (under-age travelers accompanied by adults). The number of travelers in each group is capped at 14-38, and small group tours only admit 10-22 people. 

EF Go Ahead Tours aims to provide you with meaningful tours with flexibility and personalization. It also promotes responsible travel by supporting local communities and adopting sustainable practices.

EF Go Ahead Tours mobile app helps you easily manage your bookings and view tour details. It is available for both Android and iOS devices. 

What does EF Go Ahead Tours offer?

• Tour directors and local guides:  A tour director is assigned for each group to be in charge of all logistics of the trip. They will accompany you throughout, sharing insider knowledge and background information about places you visit.
• Accommodation:  3-4 star hotels that provide comfortable amenities while being located in close proximity to the city. 
• Meals:  Breakfast and some other meals are included in the pricing. Primarily, they focus on local food and beverage specialties. They will arrange meals meeting your dietary requirements if necessary.
• Transportation:  Transport between airport and hotels and other transportation required during the trip are included in the package. While flights are not included, you can get EF Go Ahead Tours to arrange them for you at an additional cost. 

How does EF Go Ahead Tours work?

You can browse for tours by  Destination  or  Travel Styles  on the website. Travel styles are further categorized as  Trip Type, Interests, Seasonal and Special Events , and  With Your Own Group . 

For example, all the related tours will appear if we pick Adventure Tours under travel styles. You can filter the results further by destination, dates, duration, price, and travel style. 

Check out its details, trip highlights, prices, reviews, etc. There's a list of FAQs below related to the trip and other similar tours for you to compare and choose from. 

What destinations does EF Go Ahead Tours cover?

EF Go Ahead Tours covers many of the popular destinations worldwide. Here's a list of where EF Go Ahead Tours covers:

• Europe:  Ireland, Italy, Greece, Iceland, England, France, and Germany 
• The Americas:  United States, Canada, Costa Rica, Peru, Ecuador, and Belize 
• Africa & Middle East:  Egypt, Kenya, Israel, South Africa, Turkey, and United Arab Emirates
• Australia & Asia:  Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, India, and Thailand

Benefits of EF Go Ahead Tours

• Worry-free guarantee

If you cancel the booking within 60 days from the reservation date, you are entitled to a full refund. EF Go Ahead Tours also allows you to change the date of tour or destination up until your final payment day. It helps you book with confidence knowing there's ample time to make changes. 

In addition to covering many destinations worldwide, the tour company also offers a diverse range of tours. Group trips for solo travelers provide ample privacy while facilitating socialization. In addition, there are cruise tours, rail tours, food & wine tours, battlefield tours, winter tours, and many more!

• Fewer people 

The worrisome factor about large group tours is they can seem too crowded and noisy to have a quality experience. There's also less opportunity to get to know other travelers better. In this case, small group tours offer a more intimate travel experience. Guides can give individual attention and advice easily. Overall, it makes the trip more enjoyable and memorable. 

• Flexibility 

If you like to travel with friends but don't have the liberty to plan, get EF Go Ahead Tours to plan one for you. You can explain your requirements and get a whole new itinerary done or choose one they offer. Invite your friends and/or family, choose your travel dates, and enjoy. There's also the option of organizing faith-based tours!

Drawbacks of EF Go Ahead Tours

• Increase the number of tours 

While there's a variety of tours, different trip options under each category are quite limited compared to other guided tour companies like  G Adventures  or  Contiki . For example, there's only one tour option for India. They can also add more countries to their list of destinations. 

• Improve refund and cancellation issues

Customers had faced refund and cancellation issues for scheduled or booked tours during the pandemic. There were complaints of EF Go Ahead Tours not refunding the money as per its cancellation policy. But, it's a common problem that many tour companies dealt with their customers following the Covid outbreak. We hope they are resolved now. 

EF Go Ahead Tours vs. EF Ultimate Break

The most significant similarity between EF Go Ahead Tours and EF Ultimate Break is that they are managed by EF Education First Tours. This means that you'll most likely be getting a similar refund, cancellation, and customer service policies between the two tours.

EF Go Ahead Tours identifies itself as the 'older sibling' of EF Ultimate Break. Ultimate Break Tours is geared towards college students and folks aged 18-29, while Go Ahead Tours admits anyone 6 and above. So, the tours offered also tend to be different from each other. 

EF Go Ahead Tours has a wide variety of tours catering to all age ranges. It also provides both private and group tours. EF Ultimate Break only offers group tours and are tailored to suit youth's preferences. 

Read our  review of EF Ultimate Break  to learn more!

Is EF Go Ahead Tours worth it?

Yes! We came across great GoAheadTours reviews online about the unique and immersive experience EF Go Ahead Tours offers. Go Ahead tours are a great way to travel if you prefer to join a guided tour.

Like  Flash Pack , it's an excellent choice for older travelers looking for trips that involve activities beyond partying and drinking. Overall, the tours are ideal for anyone, really. 

Our Rating: 4.5/5

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• A limited number of tours 
• Refund and cancellation issues

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