Types of Trips to Puerto Rico

Travel Themes

• Interests (rated ★★★★): Nature ★★★; Adventure ★/ ★★; Culture ★★/ ★★★; Relaxation-holidays ★★★★.

Nature-Adventure

Culture

The island's history is rich in culture. From the last Taíno testimonies at the site of Caguana to the far more numerous traces of the long Spanish presence, such as at San Juan with its UNESCO-listed old quarter, San Germán, Caguas, and others, the range of discoveries is quite extensive. But Puerto Rico is also, and above all, a unique population and culture, halfway between Latin America and the United States in many ways, just waiting to be explored...

Relaxation-Holidays

Like most islands in the region, this is one of Puerto Rico's strong points. With its many beach areas, particularly along the northern coast, it attracts a wide audience of beach lovers and enthusiasts of all kinds of water activities.

Independent Travel

Puerto Rico is a fairly easy destination for independent travel, but it still requires a little vigilance and precautions regarding safety.

Organized and All-Inclusive

Family

To Do

To Avoid

Senior Travelers

Women Travelers

Gay and Lesbian Travel

Travel with Disabilities

As with the rest of the U.S. territory, there is a law ("Americans with Disabilities Act") that requires hotels, airports, public places, and transportation to be equipped with facilities for people with disabilities. However, it’s still a good idea to contact these establishments in advance for more details if needed.