Lara & Isma's Wedding
Things To Do
Old San Juan
This is the neighborhood the wedding venue is in. Old San Juan is the oldest city in the United States and its territories and the second oldest in the Western hemisphere. Explore the blue cobblestone streets and colorful facades on foot stopping at cute shops, bars and restaurants while taking in the beautiful surrounding ocean views.
Castillo San Felipe del Morro
Only a 10min walk from the wedding venue. This World Heritage Site is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Puerto Rico. The fortification dates back to the 16th century, during Spanish rule. 10$ Entry Fee
Bioluminescent Bay Kayak Tour
There are only five ecosystems in the world where the concentration of these microscopic organisms is high enough to be considered a bioluminescent bay, and Puerto Rico is home to three of them! We recommend going to Fajardo (1hr drive from Old San Juan) and using the company "Puerto Rico Bio Bay". We have done their tours many times, if you have any questions reach out to us. You will need to rent a car to do this activity. Full moon occurs on Wednesday April 1st, so we recommend going on Sunday 5th or Monday 6th for a better experience.
El Yunque National Forest
Go visit the only rainforest in the US! Bring your rain gear, as it tends to rain in the rainforest. We recommend the El Yunque trail, which will take you to the highest peak.
Beach Recs
Besides Condado and Ocean Park which are in San Juan, here are some beaches on the island worth seeing: North of Island: Manati (1HR drive) -Mar Chiquita Beach -La Poza de las Mujeres -Playa Las Golondrinas North East: Luquillo (1HR drive) -Luquillo Beach South West: Cabo Rojo (3HR drive) -Playa Sucia -El Combate -Boquerón Beach North West: Aguadilla (2.5HR drive) -Crash Boat