San Juan Puerto Rico

This historic area in San Juan exudes old-world charm. Walk along the cobbled streets and past colorful buildings, historic fortresses, and old city walls, some of which date back to the 16th century. You might even chance upon local musicians playing some salsa or jazz tunes. There are also several museums where you can learn more about the history, art, and culture of the area, plus cool cocktail bars and restaurants for a quintessentially Puerto Rican meal. Don't miss all the best sights (and food!) on a walking tour of Old San Juan. – Tripadvisor

PR-3, Km 32.4, Exit 992 From San Juan: take PR-26 Este, onto PR-66, onto PR-3, Luquillo 00773 Puerto Rico

Hacienda Carabali started 1977. As the years have progressed we have expanded to give great service to tourists and locals by our ATV,UTV, Horseback Riding,Go-Karts Track, Hayride tours and our Bar&Grill Restaurant !

El Yunque National Forest 00745-9625 Puerto Rico

Plan a day trip to the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. With 29,000 acres of lush foliage and 25 miles of year-round trails, this is a nature enthusiast’s sanctuary. Attempt to spot elusive wildlife like the Puerto Rican parrot on a rejuvenating hike, soar through the canopies on a zipline, or go horseback riding at Carabalí Rainforest Park. If time permits, visit the Yokahú Observation Tower which has an elevation of 1,575 feet and provides expansive views of the mountains. Sporadic showers are common here—check their website for the latest information about trail statuses and park closures before setting out. – Tripadvisor

PR-251, 00775 Puerto Rico

This horseshoe-shaped bay is popular amongst travelers for its clear, calm and shallow waters, and flat white sand. There are food stalls that sell food and drinks, shower facilities, and umbrellas that you can rent. As you walk along the shores, spot Flamenco’s most iconic attraction: the abandoned World War tanks decked in graffiti—a reminder of the US Navy’s occupancy of Culebra. It's a popular day trip spot from San Juan, so expect it to be busier on the weekends. Have your day sorted with a tour of Culebra Island, which typically includes transfers to the island and activities like snorkeling. – Tripadvisor

Puerto Mosquito Puerto Rico

Watch the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay glow as you paddle a glass-bottomed kayak. Catch a ferry at the port outside the town of Ceiba to reach the quiet island of Vieques off the east coast of Puerto Rico. Vieques’ secluded mangrove bay is beautiful during the day but simply astonishing after sunset. You’ll marvel at the neon blue trail left by microorganisms whenever they are disturbed—just dip your hands in the water and watch the effects. Visit on a dark night (e.g. during a new moon) to ensure peak visibility of the phenomenon. – Tripadvisor

Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve, Fajardo 00738 Puerto Rico

One of the three bioluminescent bays in PR - others are in Vieques and in SW of Island.

Pr-458, Aguadilla 00603 Puerto Rico

Jump off the pier into the turquoise waters at Playa Crashboat—the calm waters are home to an array of marine life, perfect for snorkeling and diving. Hop on a banana boat for a thrilling ride around the beach, then hit the food trucks around the pier for a pina colada and casual Puerto Rican fare. Later in the day, walk to the lookout to watch the sunset. You'll find picnic tables but no showers or toilet facilities. Both paid and free parking is limited, so be sure to arrive early. Or consider visiting along a tour of west Puerto Rico. – Tripadvisor

00765 Puerto Rico

Vieques, Puerto Ferro 00765 Puerto Rico

Vieques National Wildlife Refuge and all visitor facilities is closed due to impacts from Hurricane Irma. Refuge closures include all hiking trails, boat ramps, fishing access, and other recreational use on refuge lands. The closure remains in effect until the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service assesses storm damage and has determined it is safe for visitor access.

Fajardo 00738 Puerto Rico

2325 Ave. Las Americas, Ponce 00717 Puerto Rico

Its internationally renowned collection comprises more than 5,000 works of art from various cultures, creating a unique dialogue between the Old and New Worlds.

Plaza Las Delicias, Ponce 00731 Puerto Rico

This loudly-colored building in black, red, green and yellow, was built for a volunteer fire-fighter's brigade. (Temporary Closed)

Street #12 Paseo de los Caballeros Final off the coast of Ponce, Ponce 00716 Puerto Rico

Isla de Caja de Muertos is an uninhabited island 8 miles off the coast of Puerto Rico, perfect for a day trip of swimming, relaxing and exploring the Caribbean setting. As part of the Caja de Muertos Nature Reserve, it's home to beautiful reefs, marine life and greenery. Here, you can set off on one of the impressive hiking trails through the undisturbed forest, which leads to an interesting old lighthouse and even a pirates’ cave. You can also book a local boat tour to go snorkeling. This island is a ferry ride away from La Guancha in Ponce. – Tripadvisor

Km4 Hm 7 Carretera 413 Ramal, Rincon 00677 Puerto Rico

Las Croabas, Fajardo 00738 Puerto Rico

Part of La Cabezas Nature Reserve, this is a prime beach for relaxing.