Things to Do
What do you want to do once you’ve arrived on an island paradise?
In Puerto Rico the possibilities are nearly endless: You might consider kayaking the bioluminescent bays, enjoying a local rum tasting, hiking to see waterfalls in a rainforest, or viewing contemporary art in a museum that is its own architectural masterpiece. The hardest part will be to choose from so many options, but you can hang out on one of the island’s beautiful beaches until you decide.
The island is full of hidden gems and exhilarating experiences. Here are more ideas for things to do in Puerto Rico.
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Rincón's many beaches are perfect for stand-up paddleboarding.
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Things to Do in Rincón
The town famous for its sunsets offers much more
Arecibo Observatory, one of the largest and most sensitive single-dish telescopes on the planet.
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Things to Do in Arecibo
Limestone caves, unspoiled beaches, and otherworldly attractions.
Float along the streams of the Tanamá River in Utuado and discover what this mountainous town has to offer.
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Things to Do in Utuado
Visit an important archaeological site and enjoy the Tanamá River
Governor's Beach, one of Fajardo's pristine beaches.
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Things to Do in Fajardo
Kayak through a bioluminescent bay or sail off to a pristine cay.
Overlooking the beach at the Mosquito Pier in Vieques.
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Things to Do in Vieques
The world's brightest bioluminescent bay is just the beginning.
Hike up the mountains of Toro Negro and get in touch with nature.
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Explore the Outdoors: Puerto Rico's Top Nature Tours
Outdoor experiences in Puerto Rico are suited for all types of travelers.
Take on the adventure and explore the island's caves.
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Exploring Caves in Puerto Rico
Get off the beaten path on an underground adventure.
The crystal-clear waters of Flamenco Beach in Culebra are perfect for snorkeling.
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Things to Do in Culebra
Sun and fun are what you’ll experience on this island.
A hiker stands in Cueva Ventana overlooking the lush valley below.
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Visit Cueva Ventana: A Breathtaking Window to the Past
Witness Puerto Rican history firsthand on a hiking adventure.