The marina from which to embark upon your ocean adventures.

An area best known for the Rio Camuy Cave Park.

A Cabo Rojo beach with summertime concerts.

Find the lovely Porta Coeli Museum in this small town.

A masterfully designed golf course with a renowned par five.

The companion course to East Course on the grounds of the Hyatt Dorado Beach hotel.

This deep dive site is aptly named, where divers swim through a hole situated 120 feet down, and end up at 100 feet of water.

A reef with a swim-through and lots of interesting marine life like octopi and barracudas.

One of the island's premier diving spots, this is a pyramid-shaped underwater mound with an average depth of 60 feet, with coral caverns, soaring arches and a multi-color patchwork of big star coral heads, purple lace corals and big barrel sponges.

An interesting dive site right off the beach in San Juan.

The second largest barrier reef in the Caribbean offers splendid caves and tunnels for scenic diving adventures.

Uninhabited island in the Mona Passage that is a mecca for divers, biologists, hunters and tourists interested in seeing unique wildlife.

The younger crowd loves the plaza because of the many nearby cafes and pubs.

El Farolito Is a small chill out bar where neighbors and local artists hang out regularly, we offer all sorts of mixed drinks, wines, beers and tapas. Its decorated exclusively with puerto rican artwork and features local artists projects. Its considered an alternative art space in the city and the best local bar. were located at sol street # 277 Old San Juan , Puerto Rico

The birthplace of the Pina Colada: a bronze plaque marks the site where Don Ramón Portas Mingot created the popular tropical drink.