Karina
Puerto Rico
3 days
Hola me llamo Karina me gusta viajar hacer amistades nuevas me encantan los deportes en especial el kitesurfing y el surfing
Madeline
San Juan
1 day
Hi!, I'm Madeline and I'm interested in dancing, cinema, culture, events & social, food & cuisine, live music, nature, nightlife, photography, shopping, sightseeing and solo travel
Janice
Hey!, I'm Janice and I live in Puerto
Based on 16 experiences
I loved Puerto Rico and hope to return one day. I stayed on the Condado and found that lodging is very affordable in this area, however, food can be a little spendy in my opinion (especially for the quality). I never felt unsafe for my entire trip and even felt safe combing the little beach area at night. I absolutely loved sitting by the lagoon in the evening and by the ocean at sunrise. I really enjoyed taking a day trip to El Yunque and another day trip to Luquillo. The beach in Luquillo was beautiful and had plenty of amenities with a variety of food and beverages. Despite all the attractions, the beach was still absolutely serine and peaceful. I ate an empanada that I still think about almost a month later. The flakiness was to die for.
Posted: February 23, 2024Zhou
United States
My trip to Puerto Rico last December was mostly fantastic, but I’ve got some tips to share. It’s generally safe for solo travelers, except for Old San Juan (OSJ) at night. I wouldn’t recommend women going out alone there after dark due to some incidents. The abundance of bars can make things a bit risky. Safety first! Now, let’s talk food. Prices in Puerto Rico, especially in OSJ, are more like New York – not the cheapest. The food? Well, it’s decent, not mind-blowing. However, don’t leave without trying the local gem – the pina colada. It’s a must! Venturing to Vieques Island is an awesome choice. Try horse riding and explore the Black Sand Beach – totally worth it. Quick tip: calling an Uber there is a challenge. Either drive yourself or rely on local drivers to explore the cool spots. Happy travels!
Posted: January 16, 2024based on 16 experiences
Leslie (60)
United States
My eldest Son ( and his large family) took me on a completely paid for all inclusive vacation to Puerto Rico. We had a blast. My youngest Granddaughters and I shared a room and that was great. There's a lot to do if you love the beach and hiking or any outdoor activities. My Son's friend caught a baby Iguana!! There were crabs around the resort pools. Our resort was on the beach. There was a huge iron fence separating the resort from public beach. I was very surprised at people sleeping on beach and even the sidewalks in town! I found out from a policeman on bicycle that it was legal but if they manhandled anyone they got kicked out. We had delicious food and tried their native Mofongo and tostones. I didn't care for either! My Son tried to eat all of his with a funny looking expression! LOL. But their homemade chocolate cake and lasagna was delicious! I felt fat as I was starving and ate too much. We saw wild horses, and the beaches weren't crowded at all. We usually had the pool and beach to ourselves. We stayed Monday thru Saturday. It got more busy on Saturday. The shops were reasonably priced. The food a little high. I didn't get to go to any clubs as I babysit. If you get the chance, go !!
Posted: June 27, 2024Experienced: June, 2020Went to puerto rico in october 2023. We didn't stay in san Juan. We left and went to Isabela! Spent 7 days. It was incredible. The food the vibe the people. The beaches are incredible in puerto rico. And are very underrated. Highly recommend a trip there. & plus no passport needed.
Posted: June 24, 2024Experienced: October, 2023