Top Puerto Rico Attractions & Museums

El Yunque Rainforest is Puerto Rico’s largest nature reserve and as difficult to explore independently as any other tropical rainforest. Drive yourself to meet your guide in Fajardo and then follow your guide's vehicle into the rainforest. Discover it with a guide on this fun forest hike to two different waterfalls, one with a rope swing and free diving, the second with a natural rock waterslide and a cliff jump. Learn about the rainforest’s history, wildlife and trees as you hike.

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.

This activity allows you to enjoy nature while having a fun and safe adventure. It is an activity that children from 8 years old can do so families can come and do the activity together.

Head to the atmospheric Hacienda Santa Ana estate just outside San Juan for a rum tasting experience with both style and class, courtesy of Ron del Barrilito rum, which has been crafted here since 1880. After a welcome cocktail, tour the hacienda and learn about the heritage and art behind the rums. Then, sit down for a tutored tasting of four separate rums, including the limited edition Five Stars.

On this tour, you'll be picked up at your place of stay and driven to El Yunque National Forest, which is about an hour from San Juan. You’ll experience El Yunque National Forest through the eyes of our passionate guides. You’ll be guided and listen to live documentaries about the cultural significance of this place to our Puerto Rican ancestors. This tour will give you a lot of knowledge about the importance of the tree species, wildlife, and mountain land to the people of Puerto Rico. The tour lasts about 5 hours from pick-up to drop-off, including driving time, three different stops within the forest, and a stop at a local place for souvenir shopping and lunch before making our way back to San Juan.

Ron del Barrilito Puerto Rican rum has been made in the same place with the same craft since 1880. Discover what lies behind it—and the art of transforming sugar cane into fine liquor—when you prebook this small-group tour of the historic hacienda. See the mansion and the windmill, learn about the family who created it, and walk through the age-old process that gives Ron del Barrilito its rich flavor.

The Toro Roller The Zipline Roller or ToroRoller, has a height of 60 feet. It is for children and adults. It is composed of rope fields and obstacles. It is the only Roller of this size that has been built for outdoor activities, exclusively designed for ToroVerde. Which makes it unique worldwide. It's designed for the enjoyment of the whole family and spend endless hours of adventures with the security and adrenaline that only ToroVerde can offer. You will go through the adventure once, ask in the park for the special price of repeating the tour. • You must make a reservation first, the turn to do the activity is assigned by order of arrival Required Minimum weight: 50 pounds Maximum weight: 250 pounds Minimum height: 4 ft You should be in the park 30 minutes before the tour Long hair must be tied Not allowed to wearing a skirt or dress No hanging elements are allowed Closed toes shoes are required

Combine the thrill of riding a jet ski with sightseeing through San Juan Bay with a guided jet ski tour. Ride solo or with a passenger as you follow your guide around on a comfortable Yamaha Wave Runner with cruiser seats. Enjoy views of San Juan and attractions such as Castillo San Felipe del Morro and La Fortaleza from the water for a great photo opportunity.

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.