Things To Do
Tips to plan your roadtrip!
Facts about Puerto Rico
Restaurant La Cueva Del Mar
Local food from Puerto Rico and sea food.
Restaurant Bebo's Café
Local Food from Puerto Rico
Restaurante Raíces
Local Food From Puerto Rico
Restaurant MUSA
Really good place for Brunch
Mario Pagán Restaurant
Bistro Café
Spanish Fort - El Morro
DISTRITO T-Mobile
La Placita
Piñones
Beautiful beach and local food
Viejo San Juan
Toro Verde Adventure Park
Also checkout their official website: https://toroverdepr.com/
Culebra
The most beautiful beach, tickets must be bought online. You need to bring your own food, toiletries, water to drink, towels and anything else you may need. You can do a day trip, pay to use camp grounds or rent Airbnb. If you rent a place you might need to rent a golf cart or make sure you save the contact of a taxi company once you get there.
Vieques
Beautiful beaches, tickets must be bought online. You need to bring your own food, toiletries, water to drink, towels and anything else you may need. You can do a day trip or rent Airbnb. If you rent a place you need to rent a Jeep to move around the island to the different beaches. Most beaches are safe to swim during spring and summer time.
La Fortaleza
El Yunque National Forest
Buy entry tickets in advance.
Liquillo Beach + kiosks
Night Kayak
Casa BACARDÍ
Buy tickets in advance
Hacienda Carabalí - rainforest adventure park
Book tickets in advance. Good for groups or families, different activities to choose from such as ATVs & UTVs, horseback riding, go-karts, hayrides and water sports.
Cueva Ventana (Caves)
Rincon
Most beaches are for surfing, a safe beach to visit if you don't surf is Playa Doña Lala.
Lagunas Rosadas Y Dunas De Sal
Cabo Rojo
Crash Boat
This beach is good for snorkeling in the crystal clear water.
Bioluminescence Kayaking tour
There are several companies that do kayaking and boat tours in this bay at night. The best time to go is with a new moon if possible. There are 3 bays in Puerto Rico, Fajardo, Parguera and Vieques. PSA link provided here is for Fajardo.
Kayaking & Paddleboarding
Guajataca Tunnel
Guajataca Tunnel is a railroad tunnel that connected the town of Isabela and Quebradillas, Puerto Rico. The tunnel is one of the most significant work of the remnants of the national railway system that connected the island during the first half of the twentieth century
