Puerto Rico Travel Blog

If you love rum, visiting a distillery will give you the opportunity to discover this spirit’s enticing history, learn how it’s made, and, of course, sample a drink or two.

The constant evolution of Puerto Rican cuisine is on display at restaurants around San Juan.

Check out the coffee of “popes and kings” while in Puerto Rico.

Heaping portions of crispy, garlicky, fried plantains; slow-roasted, succulent pork; savory rice and beans chased with a cold local beer or fruity rum cocktail, and that's just your first meal.

Get the family and some friends together for a day trip to the lechoneras of Guavate.

Have you had a piña colada yet? Here are a few places where you can try a unique version of the beloved drink.

There are two rules to live by while on vacation: calories don’t count and there is always room for dessert.

Where to have the best meal of your vacation in Puerto Rico.

The constant evolution of Puerto Rican cuisine is on display at restaurants around San Juan.

Check out the coffee of “popes and kings” while in Puerto Rico.

It’s always al fresco season in Puerto Rico.

Caves, trails, graves, and petroglyphs tell the story of the Island’s cultural origins.

Music is at the heart of Puerto Rican culture.

In Puerto Rico, where there's music playing, there are probably people dancing.

Some of the best art on the Island is found on the streets.

You’ll find a variety of art waiting to be enjoyed as you move throughout the Island — from murals to art galleries to museums.

Grab a ticket for an event at one of these top theaters, concerts halls, cinemas or performing arts venues.

Almost every weekend, there is a festival or celebration around the Island. 

Music is at the heart of Puerto Rican culture.

In Puerto Rico, where there's music playing, there are probably people dancing.

Puerto Rico takes pride in having the longest holiday season in the world.