Throughout San Juan, there is evidence of the city’s Spanish influence. Centuries-old, two-story houses line the streets of the Old Town, many of them brightly hued with pastel facades. Some of the city’s most historic structures have been transformed into cultural venues. In the stately Ballajá Barracks, built to house troops in the mid-1800s, the Museum of the Americas chronicles the region’s heritage. The metallic-blue 16th-century La Fortaleza, once a defensive citadel, is the oldest continually used executive mansion in the Americas, today home to the city’s governor.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Historic Old San Juan Sunset Stroll
Admire the monuments and plazas of historic Old San Juan at sunset during a guided walk.
Historic Old San Juan by Foot
Explore the important monuments and plazas of historic Old San Juan by foot.
Horseback Riding in the Foothills of the Rainforest
Enjoy a gentle ride through the lush tropical foothills of El Yunque national rainforest.
Mojito, Mofongo & Salsa
Join in two of Puerto Rico’s most favored pastimes: cooking and dancing.
Bioluminescent Kayak Adventure
Experience the natural wonder of glowing waters with a unique after-dark kayak adventure.
Tastes of Old San Juan
Sample some of Puerto Rico’s local cuisine during a walking tour of historic Old San Juan.
El Yunque Rainforest & Angelito Trail
Discover Puerto Rico’s lush rainforest, covering 28,000 acres.
El Yunque Rainforest
Explore the tropical landscape of Puerto Rico’s rainforest.
Ron del Barrilito Tasting
Savor the taste of one of the world’s finest rums during a visit to Ron del Barrilito, established in 1880.
Street Murals & Museum Treasures
Discover the rich tapestry of art in Santurce’s vibrant streets and the fascinating Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico.
Farm To Fork Experience
Head into the countryside to discover the importance of sustainable farming to the region and local culinary scene.