Juan Diego Falls are a set of waterfalls situated in El Yunque National Forest.
Live Boricua
In Puerto Rico, we call ourselves Boricua. It's a unique name honoring our Island heritage, but it's so much more.
Boricua is a spirit, flavor, and rhythm that you'll feel in every part of our Island. It's a state of mind and a way of life, embodied by our proud, passionate people. When you bask in the warmth of our beaches, when you taste the love in our food, when you embrace the call of our adventures, you'll find that spirit in yourself, too.
Dare to live every moment in Puerto Rico. We invite you to #LiveBoricua.
Live Boricua Experience Packages
Enhance your visit to Puerto Rico with a stay at these excellent Marriott International properties, featuring uniquely decorated guestrooms, locally curated in-room amenities, and culturally immersive experiences.
The San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino is a AAA Four-Diamond oceanfront hotel and casino.
San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino
This package immerses you in Puerto Rico's chocolate-making tradition with VIP chocolate tastings, artisan in-room treats, and more decadent amenities.
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Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino
Have a tropical experience inside your room and out with this package featuring immersive guestroom art and décor plus El Yunque rainforest tour for two.
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Residence Inn by Marriott San Juan Isla Verde
Enjoy a memorable stay with a view of El Yunque in our Studio King Suite adorned with Puerto Rican knot art and special amenities. Plus, enjoy a cultural tour during your stay.
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AC Hotel by Marriott San Juan Condado
The sweet life awaits with this enticing package that includes luxury handcrafted chocolates, a chocolate tasting for two, and in-room artisan beer and cocktail kit.
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The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
Live Exquisite, Live Boricua with this VIP package that includes a stay at Casa Estancias, a five-bedroom St. Regis Residence designed by Puerto Rican designer Nono Maldonado.
Read MoreWhat is Boricua?
Boricua
\ bȯ-ree-kwa \
A person from Puerto Rico by birth or descent.
First Time in Puerto Rico? Start Here!
If you've never been to Puerto Rico, let us be the first to say bienvenidos! Browse these top experiences for your first visit (and don't forget, you can leave your passport at home!).
Top Places to See in Puerto Rico
Explore some of the top attractions and experiences in Puerto Rico, including historic landmarks, colorful murals, tropical rainforests, and beautiful beaches.
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Stroll around the Spanish forts of El Morro and San Cristóbal, where you will have excellent photo opportunities.
100 Things to Love About Puerto Rico
Bioluminescent bays, a stunning array of landscapes, award-winning beaches, and 500-year-old historic sites are just a few of the reasons you will fall in love with Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rico is one of the most LGBTQ-friendly islands in the Caribbean.
Ultimate First Timer's Guide to Puerto Rico
Want to #LiveBoricua in Puerto Rico but not exactly sure where to start? This guide is packed with inspiration and tips for first-time visitors.
Explore Guide
Discover the Island's greatest adventures and treasures.
Quiz: Which Region is Best for You?
Puerto Rico is home to six regions, each offering its own unique cuisine, cultural attractions, and outdoor adventures. Find out which region should be at the top of your list for your Island getaway.
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Explore the Island's Culture & Cuisine
Discover the heart and soul of the Caribbean in Puerto Rico, an Island filled with vibrant people, colorful traditions, and mouthwatering cuisine that blends old and new.
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Puerto Rico's Best Beaches
Whether you want to surf, snorkel, or bask in our Caribbean sun, Puerto Rico has hundreds of picturesque beaches to choose from. Explore some of the Island's most popular beaches.
Learn MoreNo passport needed for U.S. travelers
Since Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, American citizens and permanent residents don't need a passport to travel to the Island. However, they must always travel with a valid ID, such as driver license or a state ID card.
It's easy to find a celebration from east to west and north to south.
Culture & Heritage of Puerto Rico
The word Boricua comes from Borinquen, the name given to the Island by indigenous Taínos who inhabited Puerto Rico for hundreds of years before the Spanish arrived in 1493. The art, music, dances, and traditions of Puerto Rico are expressions of this unique blend of cultures that can't be found anywhere else in the world. Learn more about the richly layered history and culture of Puerto Rico, and discover how you can experience its beauty today.
Playa Negra in Vieques is the perfect getaway to relax and disconnect.
Puerto Rico's Beaches
With nearly 270 miles of sun-kissed coastline, beaches are an essential part of the Boricua experience. Whether you're looking for something serene and secluded or a thumping reggaetón dance party with the locals, you'll find your perfect beach in Puerto Rico.
Places to Live Boricua in Puerto Rico
Put these locations on your itinerary and discover your own #LiveBoricua moments.
El Periquito Waterfall, where you can cool off from a day of adventure in pristine mountain waters.
Callejón, Old San Juan, where cobblestone streets often lead to impromptu dance parties.
Yuquiyú Treehouses, an eco glamping retreat in the foothills of El Yunque National Forest.
Playa Negra, a rare black-sand beach located on the quaint tropical island of Vieques.
Cañón Blanco, a majestic canyon in the Central Mountains filled with ancient Taíno petroglyphs.
Playa Media Luna, one of Vieques' most picturesque white-sand beaches.
Lares, one of the dozens of small towns in Puerto Rico with charming stories waiting to be discovered.
Piñones, an area just east of San Juan that is famed for its seaside food kiosks and colorful local culture.
Paseo de la Princesa, a seaside promenade in Old San Juan where you can step back 500 years in time.
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Puerto Rico Planning Essentials
Boricua Experiences in Puerto Rico
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Bomba dancing is one of Puerto Rico's deepest cultural traditions.
Bomba is an Essential Expression of Puerto Rican Culture
Feel the beat and discover the rhythms that shaped the island.
Guide to Traditional Puerto Rican Food
Taste traditional Puerto Rican dishes like lechón asado, pasteles, and coquito.
View of a garita and the ocean from El Morro, in Old San Juan.
Memorable Historic Sites in Puerto Rico
The top places where you can experience the history of the Island.
Viewpoint of the Río Saliente at Piedra Escrita in Jayuya. In the summer visitors often enjoy a refreshing swim in the river.
The Taína Route and Indigenous Culture in Puerto Rico
Caves, trails, graves, and petroglyphs tell the story of the island’s cultural origins.
Piñones, an area just east of San Juan that is famed for its seaside food kiosks and colorful local culture.
Learning the Dances of Puerto Rico
If you love to dance, you'll love Puerto Rico.
A taste of locally grown coffee will give you a new appreciation for the quality of Puerto Rico’s beans.
4 Days of Coffee Immersion in Puerto Rico
From small shops to centennial haciendas, you’ve never experienced a coffee culture like in Puerto Rico.
Finish your tour of Hacienda Santa Ana with a shot of five-star Ron del Barrilito.
Plan Your Getaway in Rum-soaked Puerto Rico
There’s a reason the Island is the rum capital of the world
Established in 1521, Old San Juan is the oldest city in the United States.
Five Days of History and Culture in Puerto Rico
There is so much more than just the beach.
Pitahaya Glamping offers a combination of luxury and outdoor adventure.
Where to Go Glamping in Puerto Rico
Explore some of the Island’s luxury camping experiences.