Things To Do
La Placita de Santurce
La Placita is a market that turns into a walking street at night -- think New Orleans' Bourbon St. Come for music and drinks, and soak up the local nightlife.
El Morro
Castillo San Felipe del Morro (“El Morro”) started being built in 1539 and served as a fort for Puerto Rico from Spanish rule all the way to the Second World War. You can tour El Morro by buying a pass with the National Park Service
El Yunque
Did you know, that Puerto Rico is home to the US's ONLY rainforest ecosystem? the rainforest rises as a moat on the island's eastern coast that protects the island from hurricanes. I recommend looking for tour-guided trips to this area. Do it like a local and stop by the Kioskos in Luquillo for some tasty eats.
Escambron Beach
Escambrong Beach is a great place to swim on the north side of the island when the tides permit it. This is a good place to do a guided snorkeling activity. Please see the trip advisor tour in the link for further details.
Laguna del Condado
Paddle boarding is a popular activity to do in the Laguna del Condado Here you may find gregarious manatees that pop up to say hi while you paddle around them. Picture yourself immersed in nature right in the heart of Condado.