• Prepare to experience El Yunque rainforest by browsing exhibits in the welcome center.
• Stop at vantage points where you will see a deep manmade pool and a thundering cascade.
• Gaze out over the seemingly endless rainforest from atop an observation tower.
• Watch for colorful tropical birds, many of them endemic to Puerto Rico.

• Behold some of Puerto Rico’s most esteemed works of art.
• Delve into the history of San Juan through its most revealing architecture.
• See historical San José Church, where Ponce de León was once buried.
• Browse the charming boutiques and fine art galleries in Old San Juan.

• Grasp the enormity of El Yunque through eye-opening exhibits at its welcome center.
• Follow a winding trail through the serene rainforest.
• Swim in Las Damas, a pool in the Río Mameyes, or relax along the shore.
• Look for tropical birds, including the rare Puerto Rican Parrot.

• See how the Ron del Barrilito distillery produces rum using a process that dates back to 1880.
• Visit San Cristóbal, a 17th-century fort that UNESCO deemed a World Heritage site.
• Enjoy a panoramic drive through Old San Juan and free time to explore it on your own.

• Tour the Ron del Barrilito distillery, which has been producing premium rum since 1880.
• Gain insight into each step of the distilling and the aging process.
• Sample a selection of premium rums for an understanding of their characteristics.

• See the modern side of San Juan and the historical area that was founded in 1521.
• Wander through San Cristobal, the largest Spanish-built fort in the New World.
• Admire four centuries of different architectural styles in compact Old San Juan.
• Remain in Old San Juan to shop at the end of the excursion, if you wish.

• Sample a variety of Puerto Rican dishes and beverages that reflect the local cuisine.
• Learn about the Spanish, African, Taíno and American influences on the cuisine.
• See some of Old San Juan’s architectural treasures while walking between venues.

• Explore Fort San Cristobal, a massive Spanish-built fortress overlooking the sea.
• See the highlights in Old San Juan while walking through the 500-year-old district.
• Hear tales of the legendary figures that played key roles in San Juan’s development.

• See the modern side of San Juan and the historical area that was founded in 1521.
• Wander through San Cristobal, the largest Spanish-built fort in the New World.
• Travel into the surrounding countryside and tour a former sugar plantation.
• Remain in Old San Juan to shop at the end of the excursion, if you wish.

• Walk through Old San Juan with a guide that will disclose little-known facts about the city.
• Hear the back stories of landmarks that were constructed during colonial times.
• Explore iconic El Morro fortress but on a deeper level unknown to most visitors.
• See the second-oldest church in the Americas, which dates to San Juan’s founding.

• Learn to dance the salsa from a master instructor known as a salsero.
• Surprise yourself by how easy it is to pick up the basic steps.
• Discover how salsa evolved in Old San Juan beginning in the 1960s.
• Visit landmarks that reflect the history of salsa and its legendary dancers.

• Thoroughly explore Castillo San Cristóbal, the New World’s largest Spanish-built fort.
• Learn how the fort protected San Juan from land attacks rather than invasions by sea.
• Hear commentary that describes life centuries ago when pirates attacked San Juan.
• View other landmarks that played significant roles in San Juan’s defense against pirates.

This 4-stop, carefully curated drinks tour through Old San Juan is a great way to explore the old town. Sip on creative cocktails and enjoy local bar bites with a small group and your local bar expert who will quickly seem more like a friend escorting you to the best spots in town. You'll walk at a moderate pace from bar to bar, sampling local cocktails and stopping at major points of interest to learn about the history and culture of our centuries-old city. This is the ideal experience to cap off your stay in the port of San Juan. Our favorite bars are at the top of the hill but it’s very much worth the walk!

• Walk through Old San Juan with a guide that will regale you with stories of its venerated past.
• See landmark churches, historical hotels and charming plazas with enlightening monuments.
• Stop in upscale shops with merchandise ranging from fine art to handmade chocolates.

• See many of San Juan’s historical landmarks on a guided walk-through Old Town.
• Browse the enlightening exhibits at Casa Bacardí on a special Legacy Tour.
• Discover the history of the Bacardí distillery and watch the rum-making process.
• Enjoy a cocktail made with a Barcardí rum that is only blended in Puerto Rico.

• Hike through the woods with an environmentalist that will describe the flora and fauna.
• Explore several caves that feature bizarrely shaped stalactites and stalagmites.
• See petroglyphs carved into the cave rocks in pre-Columbian times.
• View the valley 700 feet below from the “window” opening in Window Cave.

• Delight in the carefree atmosphere at Isla Verde, an urban beach often voted the best.
• Relax for hours in the tropical setting and do most anything you please.
• Swim, bask in the sun and stroll along the shore, if you like.
• Enjoy the welcoming bomba and plena music and learn a few dance steps.

• Hear tales and legends about the building of San Juan’s most historical attractions.
• See several landmarks from the 16th century, when Ponce de Leon founded San Juan.
• Behold the city’s original main plaza and a modern one built in the 1990s.
• Learn how neighborhoods such as La Perla have been transformed over the centuries.

• See a variety of historical buildings that were used as movie locations.
• Hear stories about the movies shot in San Juan and the actors that starred in them.
• Gain an understanding of why the locations were chosen for the movies.
• Get a feel for San Juan’s wonderful ambiance while walking from location to location.

• Enjoy a panoramic highlight drive through Old Town San Juan & Condado.
• Visit the outside of Castillo San Felipe del Morro.Meander along the Old Town promenade Paseo de la Princesa at your own pace.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simply make your way to the designated stop to board your shuttle, and you’ll be whisked away to the heart of the city. Additional information and schedules can be obtained by visiting the onboard Destination Services Desk during your voyage.