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Traveling to Puerto Rico: Essential Information 1. Do You Need a Passport to Visit Puerto Rico? 2. Exceptions to Consider 3. Who Needs a Passport? 4. Other U.S. Territories You Can Visit Without a Passport 5. How to Apply for Your First U.S. Passport Do You Need a Passport to Visit Puerto Rico? No, you…
Summary Mofongo Lechón Asado Arroz con Gandules Asopao de Pollo Alcapurrias Puerto Rico’s cuisine is a unique amalgamation of ingredients, cultures, and recipes. The native Taíno Indians, the Spanish conquistadores, and the African slaves have all historically influenced what has come to be known around the island as cocina criolla, or Creole cooking. The local…
1. Explore the Beauty of Puerto Rico If you’re visiting San Juan for more than three days, it’s highly recommended to venture beyond Puerto Rico’s capital and discover other parts of the island. The good news is, you can explore some of Puerto Rico’s greatest attractions without joining an expensive tour group. Here are a…
This article explores Puerto Rico’s vibrant food festivals, showcasing the island’s rich culinary heritage and diverse flavors. Discover the top festivals where you can experience local dishes, innovative drinks, and celebrate the culinary talent of Puerto Rican chefs. Saborea Puerto Rico: A Culinary Extravaganza SoFo Culinary Festival Taste of Rum International Rum & Food Festival…
Top 5 Attractions in Puerto Rico Castillo de San Felipe del Morro The Vieques Biobay El Yunque Culebrita Camuy Caves There is so much to see and do in Puerto Rico that the unaware visitor might be overwhelmed and end up missing some of the best sights the island has to offer. To help you…
Summary Delta’s Capacity Increase New Routes Launch Details Gateway to the U.S. Seasonally-Operated Flight Additions Future Flight Plans Delta Air Lines Expands Flights to Latin America and the Caribbean Increased Capacity for Next Winter Delta Air Lines is enhancing its flight capacity to Latin America and the Caribbean by 30 percent next winter, featuring additional…
Here are our top picks for the best cruises to Puerto Rico and other beach destinations in 2023 and 2024. Fact checked by Sarah Cahalan Puerto Rico’s history, culture, food, and sunny shores have made the island a favorite travel destination for many years. Home to the oldest city in the United States, San Juan…
Summary New Flights to Puerto Rico Flights from Puerto Rico to Florida Impact of Frontier’s Expansion Summary of Routes Nonstop Flights to Puerto Rico Launched by Frontier Airlines Frontier Airlines has recently initiated several new nonstop flights to Puerto Rico from various cities across the mainland United States, perfectly timed for the upcoming summer holidays….
Explore Puerto Rico: Exciting Tours for Every Traveler Old San Juan Walking Tour San Juan Food Tours El Yunque Rainforest and Bio Bay Tour East Island Powerboat Excursions Tropical Trail Rides Puerto Rico, an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea about 1,000 miles southeast of Miami, consists of a main island, four small islands, and hundreds…
Cultural Roots Community Impact Culinary Education Trisha Pérez Kennealy: Culinary Advocate and Innkeeper Culinary whiz and inn owner Trisha Pérez Kennealy highlights her mission to share her Puerto Rican and Jewish background with her community. Matzo ball meat pies, anyone? Cultural Roots Trisha Pérez Kennealy, owner of the Inn at Hastings Park and a culinary…
Summary: Las Paylas Charco Azul Charco El Hippie Charco Frío Charco El Pilón Gozalandia Salto Santa Clara Charco Hondo Puerto Rico’s natural swimming pools offer all the joys of a beach without the overcrowding. While many associate the island primarily with its picturesque beaches, those who venture inland discover a collection of stunning freshwater swimming…
1. Introduction Sun-kissed beaches, rich history, and unique culture make Puerto Rico the perfect year-round vacation destination. 2. Overview of Puerto Rico With approximately 300 spectacular beaches, lush mountains, mouthwatering cuisine, a rich culture, and sunny year-round weather, Puerto Rico is a vacationer’s dream. The Caribbean archipelago — Puerto Rico comprises more than a hundred…
These photos will have you planning a trip for next year’s Noche de San Juan. Every year on June 23, “Noche de San Juan” — the eve of the feast day for Saint John the Baptist — turns into a day-long celebration in Puerto Rico. Although the summer solstice occurs two days prior, it marks…
Essential Foods to Try in Puerto Rico From pasteles to mofongo, these are the things you must eat when in Puerto Rico. Photo: Emily Lundin Puerto Rico is not only known for its stunning beaches and upbeat music — we also incorporate that vibrant energy and color into our food. Much like our history, our…
Caribe Hilton in Puerto Rico Reopens with Modern Renovations One of the most iconic and historic hotels in Puerto Rico is finally reopening. The Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan, which originally opened in 1949, had to sadly close its doors in 2018 after significant damage from Hurricane Maria, according to Travel Weekly. However, like…
Caribbean Scented by slow-roasted pork and sea breezes, colored by swashbuckling history, this sun-washed medley of Spanish and American influences is a fusion of Caribbean delights. Best Time to Visit Best Places to Visit El Yunque National Forest Military tank left behind on Culebra Beach. Palm trees at Playa Tortuga (Turtle Beach) on Isla Culebrita,…
Scented by slow-roasted pork and sea breezes, colored by swashbuckling history, this sun-washed medley of Spanish and American influences is a fusion of Caribbean delights. Attractions Must-see attractions El Yunque El Yunque National Forest is one of Puerto Rico’s crown jewels with nearly 29,000 acres of lush, mountainous terrain scattered with waterfalls. Culebra Stretching for…
Is it Safe to Visit Puerto Rico After the Earthquakes? Wondering whether it’s too soon to visit Puerto Rico in light of recent events? According to the U.S. Geological Survey, over 300 earthquakes have struck the island’s southwestern coast since December 2019, including a significant 6.4 earthquake on January 7, 2020—the largest to hit in…
Hiking in Puerto Rico: Discover the Trails with iBestTravel Hiking in holds a wealth of potential for adventurers. However, the outcomes largely depend on your expectations and willingness to explore independently, often without a detailed map. While Puerto Rico might not be a hiker’s paradise in the traditional sense, its lush scenery and idyllic coastlines…
The islands of Culebra and Vieques are separated from mainland Puerto Rico geographically and atmospherically © Stephani-Elizabeth / Getty Images Separated from mainland Puerto Rico by an 8-mile stretch of choppy blue water, the two jewel-like Caribbean havens of Culebra and Vieques have an irresistible charm and laid-back beach vibe. Disembark for a few days…