Things to do in Puerto Rico
Old San Juan Tours27 optionsSan Juan Snorkeling Tour12 optionsZiplining10 optionsBoat Tour San Juan43 optionsFajardo Snorkeling Tour19 optionsIcacos Island Tours20 optionsSan Juan Airport Taxi22 optionsCatamaran Cruises9 optionsKayaking Tours6 optionsSan Juan Kayaking Tour8 options4wd Tours9 optionsFajardo Boat Tour29 options
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El Yunque and Luquillo Beach Tour: Natural Waterslide & Local FoodYou hike into El Yunque, swim and slide down natural waterfalls at Las Paylas, spend the afternoon at Luquillo Beach, then eat at the famous beachfront food kiosks where locals gather. Round-trip transport from San Juan, a multilingual guide, water and beer are all included; meals at the kiosks you pay separately, but your guide steers you toward the best spots.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in San Juan who want rainforest, water, and beach in one day without arranging transport or timing themselves. Expect a full day out — the drive, hike, water time and beach eating take you from morning to late afternoon, which is exactly what fits all three into one trip.
Rincon: Beginner Scuba Dive Beach Entry with InstructorYou’ll step straight from Rincon’s shore into warm Caribbean water with an experienced instructor guiding every move—no certification needed. Learn simple skills under the pavilion, then explore shallow reefs buzzing with fish and color. Feel your own breath echo underwater as you discover what scuba diving really feels like for the first time.
San Juan: Old Town & Bacardi Rum Distillery Tour with CocktailYou spend an hour exploring Old San Juan's colonial landmarks and fortress views, then drive to the Bacardi Rum Distillery for a 45-minute guided tour that includes a cocktail, a trolley ride, and a tasting of their reserve blend. Transport, entry, and one drink are all included; additional cocktails are available to purchase on-site.Is it for me?A solid choice if you want both Old San Juan's colonial history and a working distillery in one outing without arranging your own transport or paying separate entry fees. The pace is steady but not rushed, and the drive between stops gives you time to absorb what you've seen.
Scuba Diving in San Juan: Discover Scuba at Escambrón Marine ParkDiscover Scuba is a beginner scuba experience in San Juan's Escambrón Marine Park with Scuba Dogs, the only official operator at the site. You get a safety briefing, gear fitting, shallow-water skills training, and 45 minutes exploring the bay under direct supervision of a certified dive professional. The 2-hour activity includes all equipment, facility access with showers and lockers, and instruction — no prior diving experience needed.Is it for me?You're a first-time diver or someone without certification who wants to experience weightlessness and marine life without committing to a full certification course — the guided format and shallow training mean you learn as you go, and the professional stays with you the entire dive so you're never on your own.
Culebra Ferry & Round-Trip Transport from San JuanYou're picked up from your San Juan hotel and driven to Ceiba Ferry Terminal, where you board a ferry to Culebra Island. Spend the day exploring Flamenco Beach, Tamarindo, or booking a boat trip to Culebrita—all activities and rentals are separate. Return ferry departs late afternoon, and your driver meets you at Ceiba for the drive back to your hotel. Total time: roughly 14 hours door-to-door, with 6–7 hours on the island.Is it for me?This works best if you want to explore Culebra on your own schedule without renting a car or navigating ferry logistics from San Juan—the pickup and return service removes the parking and timing puzzle, leaving you free to spend your day choosing which beaches and activities suit you.
El Yunque Rainforest: Waterfall & Tower Hike from San JuanYou get picked up from your San Juan hotel and driven to El Yunque National Forest, where a guide leads you through trails to La Coca Waterfall for swimming and Mt. Britton tower for views. The tour includes transport, a guide who stays with you the entire time, and a meal stop on the way back. Total time is about six hours, with the forest itself taking up most of the afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see El Yunque without arranging your own transport or navigating the forest alone — the guide handles both, and the fixed schedule means you know when you'll be back at your hotel.
San Juan: Old Town, Street Art & Food Tour with Fruit TastingYou’ll wander Old San Juan’s blue streets with a guide who feels more like a friend, taste tropical fruits at Santurce’s market, sample fried specialties in local neighborhoods, and catch glimpses of daily life between murals and plazas. Expect laughter, new flavors—and maybe sticky fingers from all that fruit.
La Parguera Bioluminescent Bay Water Bike Tour Puerto RicoYou pedal out to La Parguera's bioluminescent bay on a stable two-person water bike, spend 30 minutes moving your hands and feet through glowing water, and pedal back—all with a guide, life jacket, and the kind of stability kayaks don't offer. The glow depends on natural conditions, so visibility varies, but the ride itself is calm and accessible. Arrive 30 minutes early, bring your ID and booking card, and know that swimming isn't allowed and late arrivals won't be seated.Is it for me?This tour suits anyone who wants to see the bioluminescent bay without the balance and control demands of a kayak, and who can arrive on time for a fixed departure—the stable water bike and small group size are what make the experience calm and the schedule reliable.
El Yunque Waterfall Hike: Remote River Pools & Cliff JumpingYou hike for roughly an hour through a remote section of El Yunque that most visitors never reach, crossing the Espiritu Santo River and stopping at natural pools before arriving at a waterfall with a deep basin for swimming or jumping. The small-group format and local guide's knowledge of this specific area mean you're unlikely to encounter crowds. Pickup from Condado is included, as is entry to the national forest, a life vest, water and snacks — you just need to show up fit enough to handle the terrain.Is it for me?Book this if you're fit enough for a demanding hike and want to see El Yunque without the crowds — the small-group format and the guide's exclusive access to this remote section are what make solitude in a national forest actually possible.
Icacos Island: Catamaran Snorkeling Tour with Lunch & Open BarYou’ll sail from Villa Marina on a roomy catamaran with locals guiding you toward Icacos Island’s clear waters. Enjoy snorkeling among bright fish, relax on deck with open bar drinks, and refuel with a fresh buffet lunch before heading back—expect laughter, salty hair, and moments you’ll think about long after you’re home.
El Yunque Adventure Trail: Zipline, Rappel & BridgesAn adventure trail activity in the foothills of El Yunque National Rainforest where you walk between trees, cross hanging bridges, rappel, swing on Tarzan's Swing, surf the jungle and end on a zipline—all in about an hour with a professional guide, helmet, harness and gloves provided. Children from age 8 can join, and the guide speaks English or Spanish. Public transportation stops are nearby.Is it for me?The trail takes about an hour and moves through five different obstacles at a pace the guide adjusts for the group, so families with kids from 8 up and mixed fitness levels do this together without anyone holding back or rushing ahead.
Puerto Rico: Old San Juan, Beach, Cave & El Yunque Day TourYou’ll wander Old San Juan’s colorful streets with a local guide, breathe in sea air by the coast, explore ancient caves echoing with history, and walk beneath rainforest canopies before cooling off in mineral-rich pools. Taste real Puerto Rican cooking at a roadside shack—and maybe find yourself smiling at something small you didn’t expect.
La Parguera: Cayo Caracoles & Rabo de la Gata Boat TourYou’ll float through La Parguera’s calm cays by boat—with time to swim at Cayo Caracoles, try kayaking near Rabo de la Gata, or just drift on inflatables. A local captain sets the pace and brings snacks along for the ride. Expect laughter, salt air, and that rare feeling of not needing your phone.
Snorkeling in Vieques: Sea Turtles & Coral ReefSnorkel a shallow coral reef in Vieques, Puerto Rico, where sea turtles, manta rays and tropical fish live meters from the surface. You provide your own ferry passage to the island; the operator handles transport from the meeting point to Punta Arenas, the snorkeling site, and supplies all gear, a live guide, photos and refreshments. The reef sits so close to shore that marine life appears within minutes of entry.Is it for me?The two-hour window means you can snorkel in the morning or afternoon and still have the rest of your day free on Vieques, but plan to reach the island by ferry before the meeting time, since the operator does not provide ferry passage or pickup from your accommodation.
San Juan Airport Transfer: Private Car, Bilingual Driver & WiFiYou’ll step off your flight or cruise in San Juan and spot your name waiting for you—a local driver ready to help with bags, set up WiFi, and share tips as you ride in air-conditioned comfort. Expect an easy start (or finish) to your Puerto Rico trip, plus a few laughs along the way.
Puerto Rico: Kayak & Snorkel Eco Tour Las Cabezas ReserveYou’ll paddle through clear Caribbean waters in Puerto Rico’s Las Cabezas Reserve with a small group and local guide. Snorkel among colorful fish and maybe spot turtles or rays gliding by. All equipment is included, plus snacks after your swim—just bring your curiosity and let nature surprise you.
Snorkeling Rincon Coral Reefs with Guide and PhotosSnorkel the coral reefs of Rincon at Tres Palmas marine reserve with a certified guide, starting in waist-deep water and moving to the open reef once you're comfortable with the gear. The guide covers safety and snorkel basics on the beach for 5–10 minutes, then walks you through shallow water before taking you out to see tropical fish and sea turtles; videos and photos of what you find are included. Suitable for ages 6 and up with no prior experience needed.Is it for me?You're snorkeling with a guide who teaches you in the shallows first, which suits anyone new to the gear or nervous about deep water—you learn the skills on the beach and in 3 feet of water before the reef itself. If you're already comfortable snorkeling and want to move straight to the deep, a self-guided rental would be faster, but this one builds confidence and gives you someone who knows where the turtles are.
Puerto Rico: Shore Snorkeling Tour & Underwater VideosYou’ll slip into Puerto Rico’s clear waters with a small group and local guide, get fitted with snorkeling gear right on the beach, float above bright fish and coral for about an hour, and take home your own underwater videos—all in just 1.5 hours. Expect laughter, salty air, sandy toes, and maybe even a new favorite memory.
San Juan: Glow Kayak & Salsa Night on Condado Lagoon BeachYou’ll paddle glowing kayaks through Condado Lagoon at sunset or under starry skies with a local guide sharing stories along the way. Snap photos by historic bridges and forts before heading to the beach for salsa lessons right by the ocean. Expect laughter, music, and maybe even a swim — all wrapped up in San Juan’s warm evening air.
Snorkeling in Fajardo: Private Catamaran to Icacos & PalominoA private guided snorkeling tour from Fajardo aboard a 24-foot catamaran to Icacos and Palomino islands, with a Coast Guard-certified captain, snorkeling equipment and paddleboard included. The boat stops at Turtle Reef for snorkeling, then moves to island beaches where you swim and relax in shallow, clear water. A guide in English or Spanish leads the experience, suited to beginners and small groups. The tour runs four hours and departs from Fajardo.Is it for me?Four hours on the water leaves your morning or afternoon free for other plans—book an early departure if you want the rest of the day ashore, or a midday one if you're building the tour around a beach lunch. The private boat and small group size suit couples and families who want personalized attention without a crowd.
