Our favorite places to see in the rainforest include Juan Diego Falls, a short walk through the rain forest to a beautiful waterfall; and Torre Yokahu, an observation tower that gives you a panoramic view of the forest, it's mountain range, and as far as the shores of the north and east of the island
This is one of our favorite local beaches. Great for a sunrise or sunset with Old San Juan in the far western backdrop.
Paddle through the beautiful bioluminescent bay near Fajardo on this kayak tour. Traverse the extensive mangrove forests with your marine biologist tour guide and learn about the science behind this natural phenomenon that occurs in Laguna Grande. See the lights twinkle below the water as you paddle along and admire the beautiful coastal scenery at dusk before heading back to the starting point. The ideal days for a an adventure would be as close to Feb 27-28 as possible when the New Moon is in the night sky.
La Casita Blanca, or “The Little White House,” is one of the most authentic, traditional dining spots in Santurce. With its delightfully old-school setting, the restaurant embodies the essence of a traditional Puerto Rican fonda—a casual and affordable family-run establishment that serves delicious local comfort food such as stewed beef with rice and beans and codfish. It is the first restaurant on the Island to receive the James Beard Foundation Restaurant and Chef America's Class Award – South Zone
Located between the lush foothills of El Yunque National Rainforest and the crystal waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park is an action-packed hacienda and a favorite adventure destination in Puerto Rico. They offer ATV and horseback adventures, as well as go carts, food and beverages
La Placita de Santurce is a must stop for anyone visiting Puerto Rico. The location was founded more than 100 years ago as a two-tiered market square. The market was a place where people could buy fruits, vegetables, meat, and much more. Nowadays, during the day it functions as a market place with some open restaurants. In the evening, beginning at 6:00 pm, the famous Placita de Santurce fully comes to life. You'll find recognized restaurants and local kiosks that sell fried foods like empanadillas, alcapurrias, and bacalaítos. The atmosphere is livelier from Thursday through Sunday, when locals flock here to hang out, have drinks, and dance
La Vergüenza Puertorrican Chinchorro is an ocean-view rooftop bar and restaurant with some of the best views of La Perla neighborhood and the Atlantic Ocean. The restaurant specializes in Puerto Rican and Caribbean cuisine, but it's also a great spot to just grab a local beer, sit back, and enjoy the views.
Coffee, breakfast, smoothies.
The pastel-colored colonial architecture and military forts of Old San Juan blend harmoniously with the modern to create a truly unique and authentic Puerto Rican experience. Whether you’re a history lover, a cruise passenger visiting for the day, or someone searching for the ultimate photo to remember their trip by, here is a list of landmarks and iconic places not to miss while visiting this remarkable city. El Morro Calle de la Fortaleza Puerto Rican Flag Door Paseo de la Princesa Puerta de San Juan Capilla del Cristo Santa María Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery And so much more.....
Sweets, pastries, breads. Grab a few for breakfast or take some home back home with you
Breakfast sanguishes, empanadas, donuts, coffee, and more
Pizza rustica and Italian and Puerto Rican Fusion bites