High fives and adventures at Toro Verde Nature Adventure Park.

Group Activities

Schedule in some time to explore beaches, bioluminescent bays, rainforest ziplines, and much more.

You may be coming to Puerto Rico to compete, but be sure to leave time for some fun and games off the field, too. Whether it’s a team-building exercise, a volunteer day to give back something positive for the community, or an adrenaline-pumping outdoor adventure, there is so much for teams to do on the island.

A woman ziplining over lush vegetation in Orocovis. — A women flies down a zipline at Toro Verde Adventure Park.

Get Outside

No matter where on the island you'll be, a beautiful slice of paradise awaits. Charter a catamaran to a tropical islet or cay for a team outing. For an awe-inspiring, only-in-Puerto Rico experience, organize a group kayak tour of one of the island’s three bioluminescent bays. Head inland for an eco-tour of El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. Or, get your group’s adrenaline pumping at Toro Verde Nature Adventure Park, which boasts one of the world’s longest ziplines and has its own dedicated Team-Building Center.

City Adventures

For inspired cuisine, nightlife, and culture, look no further than cosmopolitan San Juan. Here, groups can embark on a walking tour of the old town's 500-year-old streets, take a cooking class from a renowned chef, visit vibrant museums of all kinds, or celebrate a win by sipping piña coladas at the bar where they were invented. To really stir things up, arrange a group distillery tour and mixology class at Casa Bacardí, which doubles as an event venue.

A person bowls at the Route 66 Mall bowling alley. — The futuristic bowling alley at Sector Sixty6 at Route 66 Mall.

Kids navigate the indoor aerial ropes course at Route 66 Mall. — Fun Box, an indoor ropes course where you can climb 20 feet in the air.

A group races go-karts at Route 66 Mall. — Sector Sixty6 at Route 66 Mall offers 40,000 square feet of indoor kart racing.

A person participates in a CXC race car simulation game at Route 66 Mall. — CXC race simulator at Sector Sixty6.

A group drives neon-glowing bumper cars at Route 66 Mall. — Bumper cars with a neon twist at Sector Sixty6.

Fun & Games

If you're traveling with a youth sports team, there are plenty of places for kids to play in Puerto Rico between games.

Head to Route 66 Mall and let your team run wild at Sector Sixty6, a massive entertainment center with state-of-the-art race car simulators, an arcade, bowling alley, bumper cars, ropes courses, and more.

You'll find more great entertainment at Plaza Las Américas, the Caribbean's largest mall, and at escape rooms like Escape Room Puerto Rico, Great Escape, or The Escape Room PR.

An aerial view of the water slides and wave pool of Olimpia Water Park at Albergue Olimpico. — Explore slides, splash zones, wave pools, and more at Olimpia Water Park in Salinas.

Albergue Olímpico

With 45 sporting facilities spanning 1,500 acres, Albergue Olímpico in Salinas is Puerto Rico's largest athletic and recreational complex. But during the summer, it's also home to Olimpia Water Park, with numerous water slides, wave pools, splash zones, and shallow play pools for younger kids.

Other attractions at Albergue Olímpico include a ropes course, mini-golf, rock climbing walls, and the Olympic Museum of Puerto Rico, which showcases the accomplishments of Puerto Rican athletes. Also in the area is the Puerto Rico International Speedway, one of the top motor racing facilities anywhere in the U.S.

A vibrant Chinchorreo bus waits for its passengers to finish up at their latest stop. — A vibrant *Chinchorreo* bus waits for its passengers to finish up at their latest stop.

Off-the-Beaten-Path Fun

Beyond city limits lies a side of Puerto Rico that is nothing less than enchanting. Host a retreat at a colonial horse ranch in the rainforest, or embark on a chinchorreo — a gastronomical road trip to sample restaurants and bars in small towns. Discover Puerto Rico can help you plan a chinchorreo route that will have your team dancing to the jukebox and sipping Medalla (a popular local beer) just like real boricuas (Puerto Ricans).

If volunteering or community service is a priority for your group, there are many ways to give back while you're here. From coastal cleanup to native tree plantings to house builds in hurricane-damaged areas, Discover Puerto Rico can connect you with companies that specialize in sustainable travel and voluntourism around the island.