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Puerto Rico may be relatively small, but getting behind the wheel is one of the best ways to discover just how varied the island really is. Leave San Juan behind and highways quickly give way to mountain roads, small towns, coastal stretches, roadside food stands, waterfalls, beaches and viewpoints that many visitors never see.
The best Puerto Rico road trips aren’t...
Few nighttime experiences in Puerto Rico compare with watching the water sparkle with blue-green light as a paddle moves through a bioluminescent bay. Even more remarkable, Puerto Rico is home to three of these rare ecosystems: Mosquito Bay in Vieques, Laguna Grande in Fajardo and La Parguera in Lajas.
But which Puerto Rico bio bay should you visit?...
Puerto Rico may be famous for the lush rainforest of El Yunque, but head to the island’s southwest coast and you’ll find a completely different landscape. Bosque Seco de Guánica (the Guánica Dry Forest), offers miles of hiking trails through an arid subtropical forest filled with cactus, rugged limestone, coastal vegetation and sweeping views toward Guánica B...
While San Juan gets most of the culinary spotlight, our guide to the Best Places to Eat in San Juan Metro Area Right Now expands the map to the incredible dining found just beyond the capital’s borders. Venture into Guaynabo, Bayamón, Carolina, Cataño, and Trujillo Alto, and you’ll find everything from chef-driven contemporary cooking and Spanish classics to traditional c...
The Best Places to Eat in San Juan Right Now tell a story that goes well beyond mofongo and the traditional dishes visitors often associate with Puerto Rico. Across the capital, chefs are drawing inspiration from the island’s farms, fishing communities and culinary traditions while bringing global influences, modern techniques and their own distinct ideas to the table.
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