Rio Camuy Cave ParkPhoto by Charlene S, USA
tom having a great time Photo by Denise, USA
Taking a break after lunch.Photo by Keith B, USA
Shallow water snorkeling areaPhoto by Ian C, United States of America
Ocean view Photo by Michelle H, USA
The island where we 1st snorkeled and had lunch.Photo by Carrie F, USA
Catamaran crew Photo by Michelle H, USA
This is where you can practice your snorkeling.Photo by Syeda Z, USA
Papa Lion holding Coqui.Photo by Jose S, USA
A stop on our tour of the rain forest included the...Photo by Sharon M, USA
Back at the dock after a wonderful day on the boat...Photo by Sharon M, USA
It's raining...in the rain forest. Go figure.<...Photo by Marc V
Luquillo Beach - sunrays Photo by Alexander A
A pristine beach Photo by Christophe B
Santiago's at the Fountain of Youth.Photo by Jose S, USA
Luquillo Beach Photo by Ericka M
Cascada La Coca - El Yunque Rainforest Photo by Alexander A
Yokahu Observaton Tower Photo by Ericka M
We used leftover bread from the lunch sandwiches t...Photo by Joseph B, USA
Gorgeous. Photo by Marc V
San Juan
Attractions
San Juan Attractions
Our list of noteworthy San Juan attractions and places to see in San Juan, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
El Yunque Rainforest
El Yunque Rainforest is the only tropical rainforest under the protection of the US Forest Service and also the largest nature reserve in densely-populated ... Continue Reading »
Rio Camuy Cave Park
You don’t have to be a seasoned spelunker to enjoy Río Camuy Cave Park, one of the largest such sites in the world. The caves, sculpted by the ... Continue Reading »
Bacardi Rum Factory
San Juan is the home of world famous Bacardí rum. Even if you’ve never given much thought to how this Caribbean staple gets from the cane fields to ... Continue Reading »
Ponce
Ponce is Puerto Rico’s second city and a complete change of pace from the capital San Juan. Ponce's low key charm speaks louder to architecture buffs than ... Continue Reading »
Old San Juan
Old San Juan sits on a small island guarding the entrance to the Bahía de San Juan, the “rich port” which gave Puerto Rico its name. Its strategic ... Continue Reading »
Castillo San Felipe del Morro
Just north of the Old San Juan district, within the San Juan National Historic Site, lies Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a 16th-century citadel, or fortress. ... Continue Reading »
La Fortaleza (Palacio de Santa Catalina)
The Wedgwood blue and white Santa Catalina Palace was built in 1533 and makes an impressive sight as you approach through a narrow Old San Juan street. ... Continue Reading »
Mercado de Río Piedras
To enjoy tropical bounty in a not-so tropical climate, do as the locals do and head to the Mercado de Río Piedras. San Juan’s premier produce market is ... Continue Reading »
Museo de Antropología, Historia y Arte
The Museo de Antropología, Historia y Arte (Museum of Anthropology, History and Art) provides another important piece of the Puerto Rican puzzle. ... Continue Reading »
Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
San Juan’s most important cultural institution, the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico (Museum of Art of Puerto Rico) was established in 2000. The museum’s core ... Continue Reading »
3 Days in San Juan: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
San Juan Private Tour with Carlos Medina Written by Dalila
