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Humacao Airport

Humacao Airport is a general aviation airport that serves the city of Humacao in the eastern region of Puerto Rico. The airport has a single runway and facilitates the movement of propeller aircraft in and out of the airport. It serves as an arterial link for the residents of the region and other areas of Puerto Rico.

The entrance of the San Juan bay, Isla de Cabras is one of the best-facilitated beaches of Puerto Rico and is also famous for relaxation. The island is well known by the tourists for fishing and walking through the beach and also for its varied and safe watersports like kayaking, snorkelling, diving, swimming, and fishing in Puerto Rico. The beach is spotted with picnic facilities, restrooms, snack bars at various small spots of the island. Close to Isla de Cabras, the Bacardi Rum Factory is also a must-visit spot on the island. Read More

Isla de Caja de Muertos, a place to find endangered birds, turtles, and marine life is an uninhabited island of Puerto Rico known for its hiking, snorkeling, birding, and peace. The cays of Cayo Morrillito and Cayo Berberia are the popular tourist attraction of the island. Voted for “The Ten Enchanting Natural Attractions of Puerto Rico”, the island is one of Puerto Rico’s popular Nature Reserves. A 1.5-hour drive from San Juan, tourists as well as locals from San Juan, Ponce, and the south coast are the ones to have a common visit to Isla de Caja de Muertos. Source Read More

Isla de Mona is one of the most popular historical islands near Puerto Rico for its rich ancient historical artifacts, caves, and archaeological sites. The untouched island lacks restaurants and hotels but is the best place for hiking, trails, and camping sites. Exploring the caves of Isla de Mona and visiting the lighthouse as well as the shipwreck sites is a popular thing to do as a tourist. A 4-hour boat ride is the best option to reach the island whereas it's required to have a 1-day visitor’s permit from the DRNA to stay overnight on high tides. Read More

Located on the southwestern coast of Puerto Rico and covered by mangroves, Isla Mata La Gata is the best family-friendly island of Puerto Rico. The island is also equipped with picnic tables, composting restrooms, showers, barbecue pits, changing rooms, and gazebos making it the best places to picnic in Lajas. Apart from the beaches, the decorated town of Yauco is a must-visit place for tourists. To reach Isla Mata La Gata, it is convenient to take a 10-15 minute boat ride from La Parguera or even opt for kayaking to the island. Read More

Isla Palomino is one of the best private islands near Puerto Rico with clear beaches and water activities. A majority portion of the island is available for the guests of luxurious El Conquistador and is also the best family-friendly islands of Puerto Rico. Easy and affordable hourly rented water sports equipment and the relaxing massage by the beach attract different types of tourists. Isla Palomino is just an 8-minute ferry ride away from San Juan and can be reached by the water taxis that take the visitors to the beach next to El Conquistador. Read More

Isla Verde beach which is also known as the best urban beach in Puerto Rico is one of the nearest destinations to San Juan International Airport. It is also one of the most affordable beaches in Puerto Rico for guided as well as unguided watersports like parasailing, jet skies, kneeboards, and catamarans. Isla Verde is commonly known for its calm waves which are favourable for children as well as beginners to learn water sports. It also has a chain of lively beachside restaurants, providing traditional Puerto Rician food along with music and drinks completing the ideal Puerto Rician lifestyle. Read More

The José Aponte de la Torre Airport serves the city of Ceiba, a coastal town in the eastern part of Puerto Rico. The airport was opened in 2008, and was formerly known as Roosevelt Roads Naval Station. The airport has regularly scheduled flights to the nearby islands of Culebra and Vieques, operated by regional airlines. The airport was also the site of the Google Loon project, which sought to provide high-speed internet with the help of high altitude balloons. Read More

Juan Diego Waterfall situated in El Yunque National Forest is one of the most visited waterfalls in Puerto Rico because of its short trails and series of falls. The first waterfall in the series is the most accessible whereas the hike to the second falls being slippery and dangerous is not recommended for beginners as well as kids. The series of waterfalls along the trail also has various pools for swimming occupied by beginners and kids. The end of the trail is the best picnic spot at the Juan Diego Waterfall and is also less crowded than the lower falls. Read More

The island of Puerto Rico is renowned for its cultural heritage especially in the field of music and arts. La Campechada is a festival to promote the local arts and culture to the public as well as the visiting tourists. The festival is hosted in a different city of the island every year, with the theme being set in tribute to a particular artist from the island. The festival consists of art, book and artisan fairs promoting local work, as well as conferences and workshops on the same being conducted. The festival is a great experience for those wanting to educate themselves about the rich Puerto Rican culture. Read More