Puerto Rico · MORNING
The 4 best morning tours bookable today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. The first entry is first for a reason.
Walk Old San Juan with a local guide such as Pablo, Lorna, Gia, Nico, or Desi, stopping five times for Puerto Rican food, coffee, sweets, and two alcoholic drinks. You’ll hear stories of the colonial city, visit an old convent area, and finish near Plaza de Armas. Expect cobblestones, heat, and generous portions.
“Pablo is an excellent tour guide. He knows his Puerto Rican history! The food was great as well! My family loved it!”
Spend a half-day on Fajardo’s water with PADI-trained guides, stopping at two reefs for tropical fish, turtles, rays, and coral. Sea Ventures provides gear, lunch, drinks, bathrooms, and free marina parking. Captain Jay, Captain Danny, and guide Jorge have earned praise, though conditions can affect visibility and wildlife.
“Staff was knowledgeable, professional and welcoming. Always felt like we were in great hands. Drinks were good but nothing got too crazy. Fish were beautiful. A great trip for those still learning to snorkel. it was a very family friendly atmosphere”
Meet VIP JETSKI Adventures at 6:30 am for a 30-minute sunrise ride on San Juan Bay. After a safety briefing, follow a bilingual guide past Old San Juan and El Morro. Drivers must be 21 or older with valid ID and a license. One passenger age 12 or older can be added for $15.
“Anthony, Eduardo and Imar were wonderful! As first time jet skiers everything was made easy and comfortable. Would highly recommend.”
Set out from San Juan at 7:00 a.m. for Las Tinajas in Ceiba. Your local guide leads a 20 to 30-minute rainforest walk to pools, waterfalls, rope swings, rock jumps, and a natural waterslide. Guides such as Maxine, Rafael, and Tristan are known for keeping groups informed, relaxed, and safe.
“Rafael was the consummate tour guide. In his two decades of taking visitors to this park of the rainforest he knows all the best spots to access the water slides, the cliff jumps, and the rope swings. Our six- and nine-year olds had the best time. Never did I feel unsafe, and he has the best rapport with kiddos. I would recommend this to anyone.”
Pick a coast, a forest trail or a bay after dark.
