Charco Azul Canyon- Vega Baja, Puerto Rico

Sometimes called “Charco los Murielogos de las Cuevas Arenales,” this area has serpentine rock formations, a Charco Azul (or blue-water “swimming hole”), and a blue-water river area. Check out this amazing location to cool down & relax around these ancient geological giants!

Paseo De La Princesa- Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

This 19th century promenade just outside the walls of Fort El Morro offers beautiful views of The Atlantic & Cataño as well as playgrounds for children, local vendors selling everything from locally-harvested coffee to handmade traditional clothing & sweets.

*Fun Fact: The furthest corner of Paseo De La Princesa is also the beginning of Puerto Rico’s geographic presence in the infamous,three cornered “Bermuda Triangle”

Playa Puerto Nuevo- Vega Baja, Puerto Rico

A Blue Flag distinguished beach, Playa Puerto Nuevo Beach is known for its magnificent beauty and rock formations. Its calm blue waters and golden-sand shores are ideal for families to spend the day basking in the sun.

The rock outcroppings act as a wave break, but also offer magnificent views as the waves can reach up to 100 feet above sea level! Come camera-ready to enjoy this amazing local beach!

Kioskos @ Luquillo Beach

The Luquillo kiosks hold about 60 different estalishments, & each of them are numbered and named. A few sell souvenirs, some are specialty bars & , most of these kiosks sell food and drinks. It is hard to say which ones are the best, but most people have a favorite spot: just ask a local and you’ll find out for yourself!