3 Days of Adventure & Luxury in Puerto Rico

Visit the rainforest (yes, a real tropical rainforest in the US!!)

Book a private tour of the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System and Puerto Rico’s number one tourist attraction, El Yunque. Hike along a route customized to your interests and abilities, you may opt to climb 1,575 feet to the top of the Yokahú Observation Tower for an expansive view of the surrounding mountains and the blue waters of the Atlantic in the distance. Afterward, cool off with a refreshing swim in a natural pool underneath the thunderous La Mina Falls.

Experience the art and culture of Old San Juan

Visiting San Juan is a must-do when spending 3 days in Puerto Rico. You will join a local guide for an immersive experience in Old San Juan. One of the most well-preserved colonial Spanish settlements in the Americas. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its impressive fortifications, brightly colored houses and cobblestone streets, alongside trendy cocktail bars and inventive Caribbean fusion restaurants. On an interactive walking tour tailored to your interests, your guide will provide first-hand insight into Puerto Rico’s history, culture, art, music, and food.

Play golf

Championship golf awaits you at some of the best courses on the island including East course and Sugarcane course located at Dorado Beach-Ritz Carlton Reserve or St. Regis Bahía Beach Resort & Golf Club.

Go on a Bio Bay night tour

For a magical experience you can only find in two other places in the world, include a bioluminescent bay on your trip to Puerto Rico. There are only five ecosystems in the world where the concentration of these dinoflagellates is high enough to be considered a bioluminescent bay, and Puerto Rico is home to three of them! Take a guided tour of the Bioluminescent Bay in Fajardo, where you can witness the spectacular glow-in-the-dark plankton and experience the beauty of nature. This is a must when spending 3 days in Puerto Rico!

Day Trips

Venture to surrounding Islands including Vieques, Icacos and Palomino (among others) on a private yacht.

COA at Dorado Beach-Ritz Carlton Reserve - Signature dishes carry the flavor of Mi Brasa, a traditional, Spanish wood-burning oven. The restaurants also hosts La Cava, one of the largest wine rooms in the Caribbean.

1919 Restaurant at Condado Vanderbilt Hotel - Admire the amazing view of the ocean while experiencing world-class dining with the flavor of locally-sourced ingredients. Fine dining at its finest with the ever changing menu.

THE CELLAR EXPERIENCE - The 1919 Cellar is ideal for a private gathering with friends - up to 4 guests! This unique experience is only open for one reservation per day. The Sommelier guides you with the perfect wine and cheese pairing.

Positivo Sand Bar - Watch the sunset or have lunch watching the waves at this Asian-inspired and Latin fusion restaurant.

Kasalta Bakery - Try the medianoche! Whether you're spending 3 days, 3 hours or 3 weeks in Puerto Rico, you must eat at a panadería (bakery). Don't be fooled by the name! Panaderías are much more than just pastries and loaves of bread in Puerto Rico,

Ola Ocean Front Bistro - Can't go wrong with dining here at any time, there are so many choices.

Portela by Orujo Portela - Brings a modern twist on classical Caribbean flavors, tasting menu ranges from 15-20 courses and can include wine pairings. You're more than welcome to go into the kitchen at any time to watch the chef and his colleagues prepare dishes.

Chocobar Cortés - Love Chocolate? Then this is the place for you. Mallorca Iberica or the Chocolate Grilled Cheese is a must-try. And don't forget the Cuban Coffee!