Looking for an incredible beach destination that has it all, including incredible beaches, adorable downtowns, and unique ...

colorful architecture and experience Puerto Rico's vibrant culture. No need to leave for lunch: Old San Juan is bursting with street vendors and restaurants ready to satiate your appetite.

In Old San Juan, you can visit impressive forts like El Morro and San Cristobal, stroll through colorful streets, and admire the colonial architecture. Puerto Rico is also home to several museums ...

Puerto Rico’s beaches, El Yunque rainforest, and Old San Juan’s restaurants, historic sites, and shops attract visitors to the island. Kayaking in the Vieques Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay at ...

As the island's capital, San Juan is the most populated and metropolitan city in Puerto Rico. Old San Juan is where most cruise ships dock and is a history lover's dream — the Spanish founded it ...

The homely suites are ideal for those who wish to explore the area's history while enjoying a quiet, comfortable stay.

Check out more places to stay here. A friend from Puerto Rico gave me recommendations for my trip on where to eat and insisted on La Bombonera in Old San Juan, where I sat at a counter and scoped ...