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Tunisia Travel Guide: Top Places to Visit and Tips

Puerto Rico Travel Guide

Puerto Rico Travel Guide

Top Places to Visit

  • Old San Juan – Historic colonial architecture and vibrant streets
  • El Yunque National Forest – Lush rainforest with waterfalls and trails
  • Vieques & Culebra – Tranquil islands with stunning beaches
  • Camuy River Cave Park – One of the largest cave networks in the Western Hemisphere
  • Rincón – Surf town known for beaches and sunsets

Best Hotels to Stay

Language & Culture

Spanish and English are official languages. Puerto Rican culture blends Spanish, African, and Taino influences—reflected in music (salsa, reggaeton), cuisine, and festivals.

Transportation, Currency & Food

  • Transportation: Rental cars, public buses (AMA), taxis, ferries to islands
  • Currency: US Dollar (USD)
  • Food: Mofongo, lechón, tostones, arroz con gandules

Best Season & Entry Points

Season Weather Notes
December – April Pleasant, dry Best time to visit
May – November Hot, risk of hurricanes Off-peak, cheaper

Entry via Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU)

Estimated Budget (for Two Travelers)

Category Estimated Cost (USD) Notes
Flights $400 – $900 Round trip from mainland US
Accommodation $600 – $1500 Mid-range to luxury
Dining $250 – $400 Local spots and restaurants
Transport $100 – $250 Rental, ferry, taxis
Activities $150 – $400 Snorkeling, tours, museums

Packing List Suggestions

  • Valid ID or passport
  • Swimwear, beachwear
  • Sunscreen, insect repellent
  • Comfortable walking shoes

20 Basic Language Tips (Spanish)

PhraseMeaning
HolaHello
¿Cómo estás?How are you?
Bien, graciasFine, thank you
Por favorPlease
GraciasThank you
De nadaYou’re welcome
¿Dónde está el baño?Where is the bathroom?
No entiendoI don’t understand
¿Cuánto cuesta?How much is it?
Una cerveza, por favorA beer, please
La cuenta, por favorThe bill, please
Lo sientoI’m sorry
PerdónExcuse me
Estoy perdido/aI’m lost
¿Habla inglés?Do you speak English?
Buenos díasGood morning
Buenas tardesGood afternoon
Buenas nochesGood evening/night
¿Dónde está?Where is it?
Abierto / CerradoOpen / Closed

Health & Safety

  • No visa required for U.S. citizens
  • Tap water is generally safe, but bottled is preferred by travelers
  • Carry travel insurance
  • Emergency number: 911

Festivals & Holidays

  • San Sebastián Festival (January) – Parade and street celebrations
  • Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián – San Juan’s largest cultural festival
  • Three Kings Day – Traditional Epiphany celebration (Jan 6)

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