Puerto Rico
A US commonwealth in the Caribbean with a Spanish colonial old town, rainforest, bioluminescent bays and beaches.
Puerto Rico lies in the eastern Greater Antilles and consists of the main island and smaller islands such as Vieques and Culebra. Spanish and English are widely used, and the currency is the US dollar. The Old Town of the capital, San Juan, has colonial-era fortifications such as El Morro and is a World Heritage Site; El Yunque National Forest in the northeast is the only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest System, Vieques and Fajardo have glowing bioluminescent bays, and the west coast is known for surfing and sunsets. December to April is the dry season and peak travel time. San Juan's Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport is the main gateway.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Classic Puerto Rico Road Trip Loop – Depart from San Juan and drive via El Yunque, Ponce, and Cabo Rojo to Rincón, returning along the north coast.
- Puerto Rico Island & Vieques In-Depth – A two-week loop around the entire island, connecting the Old Town, rainforest, Vieques, the West Coast, Ponce, and the…
- West Coast Surf Towns & Red Cliffs – In and out of Aguadilla Airport, linking Rincón sunsets, La Parguera mangroves, and the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse.
- Old San Juan & East Coast Rainforest – A short East Coast getaway featuring historic forts, El Yunque rainforest, Luquillo Beach, and night kayaking in Fajard…
- Vieques & Culebra Twin Island Beach Getaway – Take the ferry from Ceiba to both islands to experience the bio bay, Red Beach, Flamenco Beach, and snorkeling with sea…