Things To Do
El Morro
Visit Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a historic Spanish fort in San Juan known for its beautiful ocean views and rich history. It’s a wonderful place to explore, take photos, and experience one of Puerto Rico’s most iconic landmarks.
Viejo San Juan
Explore Old San Juan, a charming historic district known for its colorful buildings, cobblestone streets, and rich Spanish colonial history. It’s a beautiful area to walk, shop, dine, and experience the culture and character of Puerto Rico.
Crash Boat Beach
Relax and enjoy Crash Boat Beach, a popular beach known for its clear turquoise water, soft sand, and laid-back atmosphere.
El Yunque National Forest
Visit El Yunque National Forest, a lush tropical rainforest known for its waterfalls, scenic hiking trails, and vibrant greenery.
Res al Fuego Restaurant
Enjoy this Puerto Rican spin on a cowboy western steakhouse. Listen to classic country music while enjoying quality steaks with Caribbean side dishes.
Villa Cofresí Hotel & Restaurant (Rincon de la Villa .Inc)
A sunset dinner at this restaurant after a long beach day at Crash Boat is hard to beat! We recommend eating outside to enjoy the ocean view.
Bermudas
One of Jessica’s favorite coffee shops to visit. Enjoy coffee by the sea with Caribbean pastries and panini sandwiches.
The Bookmark
Bookmark is a chain of coffee shops in Puerto Rico, we often visit the Hatillo location. José recommends the passion fruit cake!
El Clandestino
Order your appetizer then walk around back and pick your table on the beach. Enough said!
Vistabela Restaurant
Enjoy the cliff side view of the Atlantic Ocean from a distance. Jessica recommends ordering the Dorado (Mahi Mahi)! This restaurant is a 20 minute drive from the wedding venue.
Yabuuchi Sushi Arecibo
This sushi food truck is located in a ring of various food trucks including Mexican food, frappes, burgers, and local cuisine. Jessica recommends the Jack roll, which includes churrasco steak, sweet plantains, and chopped jalapeño.
Benjamin Molina Field
Cardinals baseball fans will be excited to visit the field Yadier Molina grew up playing baseball in. Statues of Yadi and his brothers mark the entrance to the field.