San Juan Cruises
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Sailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico, offers a unique San Juan cruise experience starting in a vibrant city rich with history and culture. The energetic capital boasts stunning natural scenery, world-famous beaches, and iconic sites like the old forts and colorful colonial architecture of Old San Juan. Visitors can explore cobblestone streets where time slows down, relax in El Yunque National Forest, or enjoy pristine beaches at Isla Verde and Condado. Food lovers will delight in local dishes such as pastelón, mofongo, and alcapurrias, paired perfectly with the national drink, the Piña Colada. This blend of history, nature, and cuisine makes a San Juan cruise an unforgettable journey.
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Cruises Out of San Juan
Discover amazing cruise options and unforgettable journeys departing from San Juan's vibrant cruise port, offering the perfect gateway to the Caribbean.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, is steeped in centuries of history and vibrant culture. The city’s stunning landscape and warm, friendly people add to its charm. Despite weathering storms, San Juan thrives as a top Caribbean destination and a central gateway for exploring the southern Caribbean’s treasures. Discover the colorful Spanish colonial architecture and fortified old forts like Castillo San Felipe del Morro and Castillo San Cristóbal, part of the UNESCO World Heritage-recognized San Juan National Historic Site. Wander through cobblestone streets where life flows gently, explore museums, and enjoy beautiful beaches. From Aruba’s pastel colonial towns to Curaçao’s rugged caves and Antigua’s colorful coasts, the southern Caribbean's rich culture and stunning shores await your discovery.
READY FOR A CLOSE-UP
Wander through the colorful streets of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, where charming pastel buildings and cobblestone lanes create a picturesque setting. Explore impressive forts like Castillo San Felipe del Morro and Castillo San Cristóbal, once built to guard against pirates. Enjoy delicious Criollo dishes at local eateries, then relax on one of San Juan’s beautiful beaches. As the oldest city in America, every corner of Old San Juan reveals stunning beauty and rich history, making it a perfect destination for travelers seeking culture and coastal charm.
SHOW SOME LOCAL LOVE
Puerto Rico is embracing sustainable tourism with initiatives like The Green Path, a platform encouraging travelers to explore the island thoughtfully and responsibly. This program promotes eco-friendly practices, supports local businesses, and helps protect Puerto Rico’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. By choosing sustainable travel options, visitors can experience authentic Puerto Rican culture while contributing positively to the community and environment. Spending extra days on the island allows travelers to connect deeper with local traditions and help the economy recover and thrive.
SASHAY THE NIGHT AWAY
San Juan's nightlife is truly legendary. The streets come alive with locals kicking off dance competitions as Reggaeton and Afro-Beats pulse from every bar and restaurant across neighborhoods like Old San Juan, Santurce, and Condado. Famous spots like La Factoría in Old San Juan offer trendy, intimate vibes that turn into bustling dance floors, while clubs like Club Brava in Isla Verde host international DJs spinning EDM and reggaeton until sunrise. Whether you prefer underground hip-hop at La Respuesta or vibrant salsa venues, the party here keeps going all night, making it one of the most exciting nightlife destinations in Puerto Rico.
Things To Do in San Juan
PASSPORT TO THE PAST
San Juan, Puerto Rico is a city bursting with vibrant history and culture. Wander through the colorful streets of Old San Juan, where historic landmarks like the UNESCO World Heritage Site Castillo San Felipe del Morro stand tall, guarding the city from the Atlantic. Stroll along Paseo de la Princesa, a charming 19th-century promenade offering stunning views. The district features beautifully preserved colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, historic plazas, and museums that narrate the rich story of San Juan’s past. Other must-see sites include Castillo San Cristóbal, La Fortaleza (the Governor’s Mansion), and Plaza de Armas, each offering a glimpse into Puerto Rico’s colonial heritage and vibrant present.
SHORES GALORE
Puerto Rico, the third largest island in the United States, offers a beach for every kind of traveler. On the west side, Rincón is world-famous for its surfing, with top beaches like Sandy Beach, Domes Beach, and Maria’s Beach attracting surfers of all levels. For crystal-clear waters and stunning coral formations, visit Flemenco Beach in Culebra, a tranquil and beautiful spot perfect for snorkeling and relaxation. The bustling, family-friendly beaches of Condado are known for their vibrant atmosphere and plentiful cafes. Often called the Caribbean’s Riviera, Condado combines sun, sand, and city life seamlessly, making it an essential stop on any Puerto Rico itinerary.
SHOP ‘TILL YOU DROP
For a unique shopping experience in Puerto Rico, Santurce’s boho-chic district is a must-visit, featuring shops from major local designers in the thriving arts scene. If you prefer international brands and high-end boutiques, El Condado offers glitzy shopping options with luxury stores and stylish cafes. Meanwhile, Fortaleza and Cristo Streets in Old San Juan are perfect for finding traditional Puerto Rican souvenirs such as handmade lace and jewelry, hand-rolled cigars, vibrant guayaberas, and colorful pepier-macgan musk products. This mix of local artisans and upscale boutiques makes Puerto Rico a diverse shopping destination.