Things To Do
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Laguna Grande
Parguera Bioluminescent Bay
These are the closest glowing waters to the venue that the wedding will be at.
Campamento Piñones
Full of delicious authentic street food made in the traditional fogón, the many little chinchorros (small dining stands) offer fritters made from plantain, fresh fish, oysters, and a lot of sazón. You can also buy cold coconut water to drink straight out of the coconut or try the crabmeat alcapurrias and bacalaítos (codfish fritters)
La Parguera
This is the closest beach town to the venue. Eat local food and drink an authentic Puerto Rican cocktail in the Malecón, a waterfront area with colorful souvenir shops and beautiful views. If you are an adventurer, you can snorkel in the nearby bioluminescent bay, experience some of the Island’s best scuba diving, go hiking, biking, or birdwatching, or charter a boat to see dozens of tiny mangrove islands.
DISTRITO T-Mobile
Distrito T-Mobile’s ten restaurants and bars range from high-end Puerto Rican cuisine at La Central by Mario Pagán to Spanish tapas at Barullo Taberna Española to bar bites and beers at Arena Medalla. Walk around the space and take in beautiful works of art by local artists, and be wowed by the giant screens that bring the main plaza to life.
Vieques
Vieques, known as Isla Nena, is located 15 nautical miles from Fajardo, on the east side of Puerto Rico. Vieques has some of the most beautiful beaches you’ll find anywhere and are frequently included on lists of the world’s best beaches. Whether you take a ferry or travel by air, the trip is not too long, and a visit can be made as a day trip, overnight, or longer. Experience the bioluminescent bay in Mosquito Bay, explore the black sand beach, or simply relax and enjoy the laid-back vibe.
Parque Nacional de las Cavernas del Río Camuy
his incredible network of caves and underwater reservoirs is the third-largest cavern system in the world. Stretching over 1o miles under the municipality of Camuy, there are plenty of caves and underground terrain to explore. Be sure to check out Cueva Clara, one of the many chambers in the cave system. Standing at 700 feet long and 200 feet tall, it’s equally dramatic and breathtaking.
Casa BACARDÍ
Just a quick ferry ride from Old San Juan is the world's largest premium rum distillery, Casa BACARDÍ. This family-owned company in Cataño is a must-see for fans of rum and spirits, offering historic and rum-tasting tours, as well as mixology classes. Visitors are greeted in their distinctive bat-winged pavilion with a welcome cocktail, a great way to start any tour!
Old San Juan
Old San Juan is, without a doubt, one of the most iconic and treasured places in Puerto Rico. Wander the cobblestone streets to soak up the unique architecture and colorful streets. You’ll find fun local shops and lively restaurants and bars scattered throughout the old city.