Puerto Rico Travel Blog

A so-called normal day in the famous city of Old San Juan is really far from ordinary. Living in this walled city gives one the chance to experience many adventures in just one day. Let’s take last Tuesday, for example. As usual, I walk out of my place in the morning always carrying the book I’m...

Free? Is there really such a thing? In Puerto Rico there is. Enjoying Puerto Rico doesn’t need to translate into going broke. There are plenty of free activities that are truly entertaining on this island. Three of my favorite things to do in Borinquen are listed here, but get your imagination...

Enjoyed mostly by locals, surfing beaches in Puerto Rico are renowned over the world. From beginner’s territory at Pine Grove beach in Isla Verde, to competitive surfing at Tres Palmas in Rincon, there is a place for surf no matter your level of experience. La Ocho in Old San Juan, Los Tubos in Manati,...

With a blend of African, Spanish and Taíno Indian cultures infusing its cuisine, traditions, lifestyle, and its variety of music and art, Puerto Rico is truly a multicultural hub. When stepping into the ancient cobblestones of Old San Juan, venturing into towns settled on the mountain range, or driving...

The San Sebastian Street Festival, held every year since 1954 in commemoration of the Saint Sebastian, is the most famous and celebrated festival in Puerto Rico attracting hundreds if not thousands of people to Old San Juan. The “Cabezudos” (people wearing giant masks) parade is a staple...