The launching point of most Puerto Rican vacations, San Juan is the ultimate cultural hub on the island. From chic neighborhoods and restaurants, bohemian spots with trendy bars, to bright blue waters perfect for sailing, San Juan has a thrill-packed adventure waiting for you.

This national treasure is the perfect refreshing escape to nature. Book a walking tour through the only tropical rainforest that is part of the US National Forest System, and explore the lush greenery, soothing falls, and hundreds of unique plant and animal species.

Locally known as La Perla del Sur (The Pearl of the South), Ponce is the second-largest city in Puerto Rico. A harbor for history and art-centered travelers, tour Ponce’s historic neighborhoods before retreating to your hideaway tucked in the hills to take in the stellar views of the Caribbean sea.

If you’re looking for dramatic landscapes, stunning beaches, or the simple pleasure of lounging in a tree house, Cabo Rojo is your destination. With pristine beaches like Buyé and Combate, mesmerizing landmarks like the stone bridge and the lighthouse, you’ll find picture-perfect scenery all around.

Rincón is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the island’s most beautiful sunsets. The town is known as a surf haven, but you will also find beaches to snorkel, paddleboard, dive, and swim. There are astonishing landmarks and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, where you can whale watch.

In the easternmost part of Puerto Rico, Fajardo hosts many nature reserves, unspoiled cays, and one of the world’s bioluminescent bays. It sits at the foothills of El Yunque National Forest, and is the island’s leader in catamaran charting, sailing, parasailing, and other aquatic adventures.