Puerto Rico travel news
What is happening in Puerto Rico that changes your trip: strikes, tickets, openings and seasons, with a traveler's angle.
1968 World Surf Championship in Rincón: The Week That Put Puerto Rico on the Surf Map
November 1968: Rincón hosted the World Surf Championship, with most heats at Domes and Maria's. ABC cameras and shortboards changed the town's surf story.
Read more →Miss Universe 2026 in Puerto Rico: Why You Should Hold Off on Nonrefundable Bookings
Puerto Rico's Tourism Company sent a cease-and-desist over the Miss Universe 2026 agreement. What travelers with winter bookings should do now.
Read more →Las Paylas, Luquillo: el jangueo de río donde la subida mojada manda
Las Paylas, en Luquillo, es un tobogán natural sobre el río Pitahaya. La advertencia local es clara: la roca mojada al subir es lo peligroso.
Read more →Puerto Rico Beach Warning: Rip Currents Rise From Sunday, Heat Island-Wide
National Weather Service warns of dangerous rip currents, heat, and heavy showers across Puerto Rico. How to adjust your beach plans this week.
Read more →Roberto Clemente Memorial at Isla Verde Beach: Why His Name Is Everywhere in Puerto Rico
A memorial faces the water at Isla Verde, near where Roberto Clemente's relief flight went down in 1972. Here is why his name covers Puerto Rico.
Read more →Puerto Rico Weather This Weekend: Afternoon Storms, Cheaper Fall Trips
Puerto Rico expects afternoon showers and thunderstorms this Saturday. Here's how to plan around them and why fall 2026 is drawing more short-term rental
Read more →Ponce's Don Q Rum Mansion: The Dynasty San Juan Tours Skip
Castillo Serrallés in Ponce tells the story of the Don Q rum family, an industrial dynasty whose hilltop mansion is now a museum of sugarcane and rum.
Read more →Puerto Rico Weather This Week: Gonzalo Is No Threat, Rain Sticks Around
Gonzalo is far from the Caribbean and no threat to Puerto Rico. What late-September rain and heat mean for your trip, and how to plan around both.
Read more →Cataño's Catedral del Ron: Bacardi's Cuban Expropriation Story
Bacardi's Cataño distillery, the Catedral del Ron, still carries a Cuban origin story shaped by the 1960 expropriation and a bat logo born in Cuba.
Read more →Puerto Rico Hurricane Season 2026: Quietest in 85 Years, but Pack for Afternoon Rain
Puerto Rico is in a record-quiet 2026 hurricane season. What that changes for your trip, where the afternoon rain lands and what to book on wet days.
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San Juan Guided Turtle Snorkel Tour and Complimentary Videos
Top Rated El Yunque Rainforest & Waterslide - SmallGroup Tour
Luquillo Beach Horse Ride from Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park
San Juan to El Yunque Rainforest Waterslides and Luquillo Beach
Cave, Waterfall and River Adventure in Charco Azul from San Juan
Small-Group El Yunque Waterfall & Waterslides with Pickup
Icacos or Vieques All-Inclusive Snorkel & Waterslide Boat Tour
