Activities in Puerto Rico
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Acampa Nature Adventures
Acampa, a store specializing in outdoor gear, also offers guided nature adventures. The company has classic adventures, designed for groups of 6-12... More -
Al's Mar Azul
Come late afternoon, in-the-know travelers wander right from the nearby ferry landing to the laid-back, open-air bungalow—to drink margaritas and w... More -
Bioluminescent Bay Tour
Mosquito Bay, close to Esperanza, is one of the world's brightest bioluminescent bays, and when you dive into the warm water after dark, your body ... More -
Blue Caribe Kayaks
Every visitor hears about the must-see bioluminescent bay soon after arriving, but many don’t know that they can skip the touristy boat trips in fa... More -
Boqueron Beach
Head to this mile-long stretch of white sand on Puerto Rico’s southwestern coast—and keep your eyes peeled for the famed “green flash,” (caused by ... More -
El Alcazar
With its exquisite collection of oil paintings and furniture spanning a variety of periods, El Alcazar is one of the best sources for antiques in t... More -
El Castillo de San Felipe del Morro
More commonly known as El Morro, this stone garrison is the second-oldest freestanding fort in the Americas. Built between 1539 and 1797 by Spanish... More -
Espacio 1414
In an industrial-looking former Royal Tire warehouse, gallery owners Diana and Moisés Berezdivin have assembled an impressive collection of contemp... More -
García Beach
Head to García Beach for a quiet escape with a palm tree–dotted island just a short swim away. More -
Guánica Dry Forest
Explore the 10,000 acres of the Guánica Dry Forest. The desert-like ecosystem harbors such curiosities as the crested toad, the purple land crab, a... More -
Isla Verde Beach
What to Expect: Not one but two deep, curved pale-pink-sand beaches, each a mile-and-a-half long, make up Isla Verde. Both have gentle waves and ar... More -
La Fortaleza
Puerto Rican governors have resided in this structure (originally a fort) since 1543, though it wasn't named the governor's official residence unti... More -
Lisa Cappalli
The daughter of famous Puerto Rican designer Mili Arango, Lisa Cappalli graduated from the prestigious Parsons School of Design. After living in Pa... More -
Maritza's Car Rental
Maritza’s Car Rental, located on Vieques Island in Puerto Rico, opened in 1995. The agency offers Jeep, Dodge, and Suzuki vehicles for flat daily r... More -
Martineau Car Rental
Located in Vieques across from the Martineau Bay Resort, Martineau Car Rental has a variety of cars for rent at reasonable prices. Available models... More -
Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
Housed in a Neoclassical former hospital in San Juan's Santurce neighborhood, this 130,000-square-foot space became the Caribbean's most extensive ... More -
Nono Maldonado
Puerto Rico's preeminent designer sells his clean-lined, precisely cut women's and men's fashions at his namesake boutique on Ashford Avenue in Con... More -
Nuyorican Café
Salsa is a national pastime in Puerto Rico; though it didn't originate on the island, it might as well have. For a sultry night of dancing, head to... More -
Piñones kiosks
Deep-fried heaven—if you find alcapurrias being made fresh. More
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