Things to Do
Things to Do
In Puerto Rico, discover hidden gems, exhilarating outdoor experiences, and a vibrant Island culture.
What do you want to do once you’ve arrived in an Island paradise? Dare to live every moment in Puerto Rico, where the possibilities are truly endless. Catch some sun on one of the Island’s 300+ beaches, kayak on sparkling bioluminescent bays, enjoy a local rum tasting, hike to see waterfalls in a rainforest, or view contemporary art in a museum that is its own architectural masterpiece.
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Mar Chiquita is one of the most popular natural pools on the north coast.
Take in sweeping views of the old city from atop Castillo San Cristóbal.
Puerto Rico is home to three of the world's five bioluminescent bays.
Experiencing Puerto Rico's rich cocktail and rum culture is a must when visiting the Island.
Bomba dancing is one of Puerto Rico's deepest cultural traditions.
Fly down the ziplines at Toro Verde Adventure Park in Orocovis.
For an introduction to Puerto Rican art across the centuries head to the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico.
The best surfing on the Island is around the northwest coast, from Isabela to Rincón.
Transformative spa experiences await throughout the Island of Puerto Rico.
Dramatic sea cliffs make the Royal Isabela Golf Course one of the most scenic in Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico's clear, turquoise waters offer breathtaking snorkeling adventures.
From the Central Mountains to El Yunque National Forest, Puerto Rico has many waterfalls to explore.
Unwind amidst Puerto Rico's abundant waterfalls.
Live Boricua!
To Live Boricua means to embrace the call of adventure and find the joy in every moment. Whether you're on diving into a crystal-clear waterfall, basking on a tropical beach, biting into a crunchy alcapurria, or joining a salsa dance party in the street, dare to live every moment in Puerto Rico.
Activities and Experiences
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Outdoors
Embrace the magical places and natural beauty of Puerto Rico's great outdoors.
Beaches & Watersports
Find out why the Island’s beaches are consistently named among the best in the world.
Wellness
From spa days to starlit nights, let the rhythms of nature rejuvenate you in Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rican nightlife is invigorating, and there's always a place to dance and enjoy a drink.
Nightlife in Puerto Rico
Find a place to experience Puerto Rico’s legendary nightlife.
Annual Festivals in Puerto Rico
Almost every weekend, there is a festival or a celebration around the Island. These are some of the biggest and most popular.
Casinos
Feeling lucky in Puerto Rico? Try visiting some of the local casinos.
Gorgeous aerial view of the Dorado Beach Resort & Club.
Golf
Play on an Island paradise surrounded by stunning beach views and rolling fairways.
The luxurious Chandelier Bar inside the Fairmont El San Juan Hotel.
Luxury
Five-star hotels and resorts, incredible culinary experiences, and opulent boutiques.
Shoppers enjoy the luxurious offerings at the Mall of San Juan.
Shopping
Find handcrafted souvenirs, locally made items, major brands, luxury goods, and more.
Puerto Rico is one of the most LGBTQ-friendly islands in the Caribbean.
LGBTQ Travel
Whether you want to play or get away, you'll find the perfect spot in Puerto Rico.
Museums
Learn more about Puerto Rico's deeply rooted art, culture, and history.
A group touring the Tanamá River in Utuado with Explora PR.
Tours
Venture out with local guides for once-in-a-lifetime experiences and hidden gems.
Beach day, safely!
Learn all about Puerto Rico's climate, get real-time weather updates, and find resources to help you enjoy our natural wonders safely.
No passport needed for U.S. travelers
Since Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, American citizens and permanent residents don't need a passport to travel to the Island. However, they must always travel with a valid ID, such as driver license or a state ID card.
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