Top San Juan Street Art Tour

Combine a trip to El Yunque, with some beach time in Luquillo, on this full-day group tour! You'll start in El Yunque, where you'll take a walk out through the forest, get the chance to swim in crystalline rivers, and slide down natural waterslides at Las Paylas. You'll then continue to Luquillo, where you can spend time at the local beach, shop, and grab food (own expense) at Los Kioskos before returning to San Juan.

Explore the colorful buildings and charming streets of Old San Juan in a small group with the help of writer David Rodríguez, author of *The Rise and Fall of the Great Barbate*. Discover the area’s key historic sites and gain new insight into Puerto Rican culture. It’s a great opportunity to learn about the many stories of the people who helped to define this unique neighborhood.

Learn about the essential Puerto Rican art of Salsa dancing during this 1-hour class in San Juan. Suitable for both beginners and those who are looking to polish their skills, this class will let you understand the musical and rhythmic soul of Puerto Rican culture.

Immerse yourself in Puerto Rico's salsa culture during this 1-hour beginner salsa class. The outdoor class is led by a professional instructor in open air, so you don't have to take a break from the tropical sunshine. Dance solo or with a partner and learn about what makes salsa such an integral part of Puerto Rican culture.

Go on an off-road adventure in the lush Puerto Rican countryside on this small-group all-terrain vehicle (ATV) tour from San Juan. Ride through 2,200 acres (890 hectares) of scenic landscape filled with hills, mangroves, lagoons, and tropical fields at Hacienda Campo Rico. Your tour includes your own ATV, professional guide, and round-trip transportation from select hotels in the San Juan area.

Immerse yourself in Puerto Rico's art scene with this guided tour. You'll see street art in the Santurce neighborhood with a local guide before continuing to Pinones to sample Afro-Caribbean fare and learn how to make a few local delights yourself. You'll finish off your experience at Luquillo Beach for a sip-and-paint experience.

Engage in Puerto Ricos art culture on this trip. Enjoy your private tour with a guide thru the local streets of San Juan and Santurce where you will see unique street art and large murals, this will be your inspiration for your beach side sip and paint.

Get a comprehensive tour of the island of Puerto Rico during a single outing from San Juan. Spend the day in the company of a guide who will follow a carefully curated itinerary that includes many points of interest that typical tours don't cover. You'll see many of the island's natural features, including caves, beaches, and rivers, and listen to in-depth historical commentary. Your small group is limited to just 14 people for an intimate atmosphere.

Give your social media a boost while in San Juan with this small-group guided tour of the most photogenic spots around Old San Juan, so you can capture visually inspiring content for your feed. Visit locations like the Paseo de la Princesa, La Fortaleza, Castillo de San Felipe Morro, and more, and learn more about each site from your guide.

This tour connects you with the culture, street art, history, and flavors of — all in one unforgettable day. We begin with a drive through Old San Juan, the guide will highlight iconic landmarks like El Morro, La Fortaleza, and the colorful colonial architecture. Learn about its rich history, legends, and how the old town still pulses with local life. Explore Santurce, San Juan’s most creative and culturally dynamic neighborhoods. Stroll down Calle Cerra, famous for its colorful murals and street art scene. Enjoy a stop at local café Dosis, visit the lively Plaza del Mercado, and drive through Miramar and Condado as you hear stories of the city’s transformation and artistic rebirth. The final stop is Loíza, the heart of Afro-Puerto Rican culture. Head to Piñones, a vibrant coastal community famous for its music, food, and traditions. Try authentic fritters at local kiosks, and relax at Vacia Talega Beach, all while learning about the area’s deep African and Taíno heritage.