Local Recommendations from our Puerto Rico team

Culebra Puerto Rico

Our guide to Culebra Puerto Rico by our Puerto Rico local expert - Culebra, a small island seventeen miles from the east coast of Puerto Rico and nine miles north of Vieq...

Porta Antillas (East Region)

Porta Antillas the East Region of Puerto Rico offers the ultimate Caribbean experience; a lush tropical rainforest, palm shaded beaches, coral reefs, small islands and ca...

Porta Atlántico (North Region)

Porta Atlántico the North Region of Puerto Rico is made up of 9 municipalities; Arecibo, Barceloneta, Camuy, Dorado, Hatillo, Manatí, Toa Alta, Vega Alta and Vega Baja....

Porta Caribe (South Region)

Porta Caribe, the southern region of Puerto Rico is a diverse area of mountains, valleys, and a picturesque coastline on the Caribbean Sea. The city of Ponce is the main ...

Porta Cordillera (Central Region)

Porta del Sol (West Region)

Porta del Sol a spectacular area in the Western Region of Puerto Rico offering many things to do and places to visit. It is home to the town of Rincón known as the surfi...

Puerto Rico Regional Info

Puerto Rico is a fascinating island in the Caribbean offering a spectacularly diverse geography consisting of almost 300 beaches, tropical rainforests, lush mountains, ex...

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Our guide to San Juan, Puerto Rico by our Puerto Rico local expert - The San Juan Metropolitan Area is an alluring mix of neighborhoods each with a unique character that helps rank San Juan among the worlds most exciting and cosmopolitan cities. The metro area includes Old San Juan, Puerta de Tierra, Miramar, Santurce, Hato Rey, Puerto Nuevo, Rio Piedras and ...

Vieques Puerto Rico

Our guide to Vieques Puerto Rico by our Puerto Rico local expert - The island of Vieques lies 8 miles off the east coat of Puerto Rico and together with Culebra known as part of the 'Spanish Virgin Islands'. Vieques is just 21 miles long by 4 miles wide, for decades the majority of the land area was restricted to use by the U.S. Navy as a testing and practice range. The U.S. Navy left Vieques in May of 2003, leaving behind an island unspoiled by development, now Vieques is promoted for its ecotourism opportunities. Most of the old Navy areas are now under the control of the U.S. National Fish and Wildlife Service (787) 741-2138; www.fws.gov in cooperation with local and national Puerto Rico government. Marked by inspiring sunrises and sunsets, deserted beaches, excellent snorkeling and the ecotourism banner, Vieques has attracted many small inns, restaurants and the new environmentally conscious W Retreat and Spa, Vieques.

Your Guide to Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

Our guide to Old San Juan, Puerto Rico by our Puerto Rico local expert - Old San Juan dating back 500 years, is a lively city of adoquine block streets bordered by 16th and 17th century buildings, hightliting the beautiful Spanish architecture of that era. Old San Juan is an exciting combination of history, art, great food, shopping and music.