Goat Island (Isla de Cabras) Tours and Tickets

There are many ways to experience Goat Island. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, this is the best tour available right now:

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It’s free to visit Goat Island, but there’s a charge for parking: US$2 for motorcycles, US$4 for cars, US$5 for buses, and US$10 for recreational boats. If you prefer not to drive and park, you can opt for a pass-by boat tour, which starts at US$166.

Yes, visiting Goat Island is worth it, especially if you want to relax in an area that feels more off the beaten path. The island offers panoramic views of Old San Juan, historic ruins of World War II bunkers and a former leper colony, as well as picnic spots. While there is a rocky beach, it’s best not to swim here, since the sea can be rough.

Yes, Goat Island is great for kids, who can run around and enjoy some open, rural space. There are plenty of spots around the area to explore and have a picnic. However, it’s best to skip the beach here—the shoreline is rocky and the waves are choppy, conditions that make it unsafe for swimming.

Yes, you’ll find restrooms at Goat Island, along with picnic spots you can use for free and gazebos that can be rented out for the day. Since shops and other conveniences aren’t available, be sure to bring your own food, drinks, and snacks.

It takes anywhere from a couple of hours to a day to tour Goat Island. You can visit for a walk and take in the views of the San Juan Bay, snapping photos along the way. Or, spend a half-day or more there and unwind with a picnic and leisurely strolls.