San Juan
The island of enchantment
From the bioluminescent bay of Fajardo to the vibrant art scene in Santurce, every part of the island of Puerto Rico glows. Punctuated by El Yunque rain forest and crisp, white beaches like Condado and Isla Verde, San Juan is perfectly located to easily access all its geographical diversity.
But beyond the colorful Spanish architecture of Old San Juan and the famed coconut rum drinks (which, to be clear, are very good), an evolving community is brimming with youthful dynamism. From the contemporary artists and musicians making a name for themselves worldwide, to up-and-coming chefs creating a buzz through new spins on local flavors, the island is infused with a vibrant energy that demands it be seen as far more than just a beachy stop.
Discovering the little port with a lot of pride
The streets. The skies. The rainforest.
The Culture, The Cocktails & The Culinary Delights
Eat, drink, and learn on a guided walking tour through Old San Juan
El Yunque Rainforest Tour
Explore the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Park System
Helicopter Tour & Rum Mixology Experience
Take to the skies for an aerial tour followed by Ron Barrilito cocktail-making
Culture, Cocktails & Culinary
In this culinary-meets-city tour, you’ll roam the pastel-lined, cobblestone streets of Old San Juan — learning about the historic old city, while stopping along the way to try Puerto Rican staples like mofongo, tropical cocktails, and bites of locally seasoned pork.
El Yunque Rainforest Tour
Home to over 240 species of plants and wildlife, waterfalls, streams and trails — this tour gives you an up-close and personal look at Puerto Rico’s El Yunque rainforest.
Helicopter Tour & Rum Mixology
After a 15-minute helicopter tour over the beaches of Isla Verde, Condado and El Morro fortress in Old San Juan, you’ll head to Hacienda Santa Ana, home of Ron Barrilito, Puerto Rico’s oldest rum, for an exclusive mixology experience.
Home of the piña colada:
Puerto Rico invented this rum and coconut cream dream team.
Shore Things
Cueva Ventana Exploration
On this tour, you’ll journey through Cueva Ventana — a large cave sitting atop a limestone cliff that overlooks the Río Grande de Arecibo valley. The trail up to Cueva Ventana — which means, “Cave Window” — takes you by breathtaking views and through the gorgeous natural terrain.
DISCOVER MORE SHORE THINGS
With nearly 300 beaches dotted along the coastline of an island no bigger than the state of Connecticut, Puerto Rico’s laid-back, Caribbean vibe isn’t really up for debate. But what makes this little island stand out with such fervor is the diversity and the pride of its people. After the devastation from Hurricane Maria in 2017, the island fought hard to rebuild, and in doing so, a renewed sense of pride and independence emerged — creating an even more energized and effervescent scene that begs the travelers and tastemakers of the world to take notice.
In the end, you leave feeling like it’s far more than just a pleasure to have seen Puerto Rico, but rather a deep and unmatched privilege.