Puerto Rico is a Caribbean island located between the Dominican Republic and the Virgin Islands. It’s the smallest and easternmost island in the Greater Antilles.
Yes! Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, and Puerto Ricans are American citizens. U.S. federal laws apply here, and the island uses U.S. services like the Postal Service and currency.
If you’re a U.S. citizen, no passport is needed to travel to Puerto Rico. International visitors need the same visa requirements as they would for entering the mainland United States.
The official languages are Spanish and English. While Spanish is more commonly spoken, English is widely used in tourist areas, particularly in San Juan.
Yes, English is widely understood, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and businesses. Many Puerto Ricans are bilingual, so getting around is easy for English-speaking visitors.
Absolutely! Puerto Ricans are known for their warm hospitality and are proud to share their culture, food, and natural beauty with visitors. Just be respectful of local customs and communities, and you’ll feel right at home.
Puerto Rico uses the U.S. Dollar, so there’s no need for currency exchange if you’re coming from the United States.
Puerto Rico is beautiful year-round! The dry season from mid-December to April offers warm, comfortable weather. If you’re looking to avoid crowds and enjoy lower prices, consider visiting during the summer or fall.
Renting a car is a great option if you want to explore beyond the San Juan metro area or visit multiple regions, like Rincón or Ponce. Car rentals are readily available, but you can also use taxis or Uber within San Juan.
The legal drinking age is 18, but some bars and clubs may require you to be 21 to enter.
Yes, Puerto Rico is generally safe for tourists. Like any destination, it’s best to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night, and secure valuables.
Top spots include Old San Juan, El Yunque Rainforest, bioluminescent bays in Vieques and Fajardo, Culebra’s Flamenco Beach, and the vibrant neighborhoods of Santurce and Loíza.
Yes, tipping is customary and similar to the mainland U.S. A 15-20% tip at restaurants is common, and tipping for tours and hotel services is appreciated.
Yes, Puerto Rico has many pet-friendly hotels, parks, and even beaches. Be sure to check with specific hotels and airlines about pet policies, as some places may have restrictions or require special accommodations for pets.
U.S. travelers don’t need an international plan, as most mainland service providers work in Puerto Rico. Wi-Fi is also available in most hotels and tourist areas.
Yes, the tap water in Puerto Rico is safe to drink as it meets U.S. federal standards.
Hurricane season runs from June to November. Although hurricanes are rare, it’s good to stay informed if you’re visiting during these months.
Puerto Rican cuisine is a flavorful blend of Spanish, African, and Taíno influences. Don’t miss out on dishes like mofongo (fried plantains), lechón (roast pork), and arroz con gandules (rice and pigeon peas).
While Puerto Rico has buses, they are mostly limited to the San Juan area. Outside the city, a rental car or organized tour is recommended for convenience.
In Puerto Rico, medical marijuana is legal for patients with qualifying conditions. Licensed dispensaries offer products like capsules, edibles, oils, and vaporizers. However, recreational marijuana is still illegal, and smoking marijuana is prohibited—even for medical users. Possession of small amounts for personal use has been decriminalized, but fines or penalties can still apply. Always check local guidelines to ensure compliance with the latest regulations.
The tourist information line at (787) 722-1709 can provide additional assistance during your stay.
We offer a range of captivating boat experiences, including guided boat tours, serene boat rides, and private boat rentals with experienced captains. Our diverse offerings cater to relaxation, adventure, and cultural immersion.
Booking is a breeze! Head to our user-friendly website and utilize our online booking system. Select your desired experience, choose your preferred dates, and follow the prompts to secure your spot effortlessly.
When you opt for a boat rental with us, you gain access to Puerto Rico's stunning coastlines, pristine beaches, and hidden coves. Our seasoned captains will guide you to popular destinations and scenic spots, ensuring an enriching journey.
Certainly! Feel free to bring along your favorite snacks and beverages to enjoy during your boat tour or rental. Your comfort is of utmost importance to us, and we encourage you to make the experience your own.
Our boats are designed for an intimate experience, accommodating up to 6 passengers each. For larger groups, we're equipped with multiple boats, ensuring a personalized adventure tailored to your needs.
Absolutely! Our forte lies in providing private boat rentals for occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, and corporate events. Let us take care of everything – including drinks, food, and more – for a small fee, ensuring a hassle-free celebration.
Your safety remains our top priority. In the event of adverse weather conditions, we may need to reschedule your experience. We'll keep you informed and present alternatives for rebooking or refunds.
Rest assured, our captains are seasoned and certified professionals with an in-depth understanding of Puerto Rico's waters. Their expertise ensures a safe and enjoyable journey every time.
While gratuity isn't included, your captain will certainly appreciate it. Tipping is a wonderful gesture of gratitude for their exceptional service during your adventure.
Lifejackets are available on our boats for your safety. While you're not required to wear them at all times, we do recommend that passengers aged 12 years old or younger keep their lifejackets on while onboard.
