Puerto Rico combines the colonial charm of Old San Juan, a tropical rainforest, mountain villages and glowing bioluminescent bays, with the ease of a US territory and a rich Caribbean culture.
A UNESCO-listed historic district of blue cobblestones, colourful streets and centuries-old forts overlooking the sea.
The only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest System, with waterfalls and hiking trails.
One of the brightest bioluminescent bays in the world, glowing with every ripple after dark.
A wide crescent of white sand and clear shallow water, regularly named among the world's best beaches.
A southern city of neoclassical architecture, art museums and the striped Parque de Bombas firehouse.
Paddle through glowing water on a guided night tour of Vieques or Fajardo.
Walk through cloud forest to cool waterfalls such as La Mina Falls.
Taste mofongo, pastelillos and local rum while exploring historic streets.
Take a ferry or private boat to Culebra's reefs, turtles and calm bays.
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Puerto Rico is a US territory, so US citizens do not need a passport to visit, and the US dollar is the currency.
Spanish and English are both widely spoken, and the island is closely tied to salsa, reggaeton and Caribbean cuisine.
Beyond San Juan, visitors find rainforest, mountain coffee country, surf beaches on the west coast and small offshore islands like Vieques and Culebra.
The best weather runs from about mid-December to April, and hurricane season runs from June to November.