Things To Do
Crash Boat Beach
An iconic beach in Puerto Rico! It features a long dock where you can walk out to and jump into the ocean. It's so much fun. The water is pristine and there are so many vendors around with food and drinks, all you need to bring is your swimsuit, sunblock, and a towel!
Playa Buye
Another beautiful beach to go relax and soak up the Caribbean sun. It's located in Cabo Rojo and also has some yummy bites to taste locally. Its crystal clear waters and bright white sand will have you thinking you're floating in a pool!
Playa Jobos
A classic beach to visit located in the heart of Isabela. You will catch surfers hitting the waves and tons of families relaxing beachside.
Gozalandia Waterfalls Campground
Gozalandia features two waterfalls connected by a beautiful river that offers a bunch of little pools for dipping and lounging along the way. Make sure you check the weather before you go. In rainy conditions this can be a dangerous spot to visit if the river floods - so please be safe!
Reserva Natural Cueva del Indio
Awesome trip for those who love exploring. This is a stunning coastal nature reserve known for its high concentration of prehistoric Taino petroglyphs, dramatic limestone cliffs, and ocean-facing sea caves. The main cave features over 80 documented pre-Columbian petroglyphs carved into limestone walls by the Taino people before 1493. While there, you can visit La Poza del Obispo, El Faro de Arecibo, and Cueva Ventana.
El Yunque National Forest
Spend a day hiking this stunning national rainforest. start at the top and make your way down to the most beautiful waterfall you've ever seen. There are several look out points along the trails. It's a rainforest, so be prepared to get rained on a little bit. Totally worth the hike and experience!
Isla de Culebra
This is our favorite island in Puerto Rico. It's truly PARADISE. We go at least once a year and never get tired of it. The beaches are stunning - no others can compare. You can get to the island either by plane (~$80 roudntrip from Ceiba) or on the ferry boat (~$6 roundtrip from Ceiba). Flights and ferries fill up fast so we recommend booking in advance. Once on the island, Flamenco Beach is a must-visit. You can find everything there - food, pristine sand, crystal clear water, excellent snorkeling spots, and space to relax! There's also a really cool abandoned military tank on the shore that you can explore and take pictures with. Another option to explore Culebra is to book a catamaran charter to take you there. These day trips usually include lunch, open bar, snorkeling equipment, and 3 different stops for you to relax and snorkel (Flamenco beach included). These can range anywhere from $175-$300 per person, so book in advance to get the best deal!
Viejo San Juan
Old San Juan is home to the San Juan National Historic Site, with buildings dating from the 16th century, including the San Felipe del Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses and the old city walls. The Bautista Cathedral houses the tomb of Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León. Brightly colored houses line cobbled streets and shady plazas, alongside cool cocktail bars and renowned Caribbean fusion restaurants. You can easily spend an entire day exploring these beautiful streets.
