The Island
The Island
Welcome to the heart and soul of the Caribbean!
Puerto Rico is an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea consisting of the main island, four small islands, and hundreds of cays and islets. The island territory is only 100 miles long and 35 miles wide (8,870 square kilometers). Still, it packs a fantastic diversity of sights, scenery, and culture.
The real charm of Puerto Rico is its people. The people of the Island are charismatic, hospitable, super joyful, and passionate. They will make you feel like you belong and will even invite you to dance with them. Boricuas, as the locals proudly call themselves, are optimistic and energetic people, passionate about their cultural heritage and history, which emerges from a mix of Taíno, Spanish, and African traditions.
You can experience the Island in an immersive way through its food, drinks, and music! Taste exotic infusions in dishes and cocktails, dance to the rhythms of salsa, reggaetón, and more, experience first-hand the pride of Puerto Ricans in exciting festivals. But there is so much more to explore in Puerto Rico. Do you dare to discover it?

Live Boricua!
In Puerto Rico, we call ourselves Boricua. It’s a unique name that honors our Island heritage, but it’s also a way of life, a state of mind, a rhythm and flavor that is distinctly Puerto Rico. Once you visit us, you’ll find that spirit in yourself, too. From our sparkling beaches to our rich and vibrant culture, we invite you to experience Puerto Rico the Boricua way.
Dare to soar with us through the many treasures of Puerto Rico. In “La Isla del Encanto,” you will find an island that is small in size but rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Get inspired and start planning your getaway to our sun-filled paradise.

In Puerto Rico, you’re not just invited to the party, we want you to join in the fun and dance too.

No trip to Puerto Rico is complete without tasting some delicious Puerto Rican fritters, like this mouthwatering pionono, or an alcapurria or bacalaíto.

You’ll find that Puerto Ricans take great pride in conserving their culture and heritage, and nowhere is that more palpable than through music and dancing.

From local craft beers to innovative cocktails, the birthplace of the piña colada has a lot to offer when it comes to drinks.

The island is not just blessed with beautiful beaches but also with magnificent mountains.

This breathtaking beach, known as Mar Chiquita, is one of the over 300 beaches you can choose from when visiting the island.
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