Most of the coffee consumed in Puerto Rico is Arabica.
Where to Taste Puerto Rican Coffee
A quick overview of coffee shops and haciendas on the Island.
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Most of the coffee consumed in Puerto Rico is Arabica.
A quick overview of coffee shops and haciendas on the Island.
Tasting local coffee is a highlight of a Flavors of San Juan food tour.
Check out the coffee of “popes and kings” while in Puerto Rico
Sample Puerto Rico’s history, rural culture, and locally grown coffee all in one trip.
Puerto Rico is an ideal place for students to gain memories that last a lifetime.
Be sure to add these six activities to your itinerary.
In El Yunque, you find spectacular natural pools.
Gorgeous scenery and nature abound in Puerto Rico—there’s truly no other place like it.
Puerto Rico is filled with opportunities for students to broaden their worldviews, absorb rich culture, and lend a hand in a variety of ways that truly enable tangible change for locals.
El Yunque is home to diverse native plants and wildlife found nowhere else in the U.S. National Forest System.
Sea caves, a secret beach, volcanic rocks, and more on hikes in Puerto Rico.