Silversea Luxury Cruises Nach SAN JUAN

Explore San Juan at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking driver/guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

San Juan Harbor, Bacardi Rum Distillery

Your tour carries you out to the south side of San Juan Harbor, where you will enter the beautifully manicured grounds of the Bacardí Rum Distillery, the world's largest distiller of natural spirits. Upon arrival, you will be received with a Welcome rum drink in a souvenir Bacardi glass at the Pavilion. The staff from Bacardi will provide you with instructions about boarding the tram that will take you to the Distillery area for a Distillery Tour and access to the Cathedral of Rum with an assigned Bacardi Brand Specialist. A visit to the distillery includes a brief history of Bacardi and the bat logo, views of Bacardi grounds and Old San Juan, and you will learn about Bacardi's rum making process and anaerobic treatment system.

Rum Mixology, Casa Bacardi Gift Shop

Following that, you will be escorted to your classroom for a Rum Mixology Seminar led by your Bacardi Brand Specialist. For the next 45 minutes to an hour, the conference speaker will lead the group in the preparation and understanding how each of the signature cocktails is created - typically Bacardi Cuba Libre, Bacardi Mojito and a Bacardi Daiquiri are presented and prepared, though this is subject to change. Each participant will be standing and acting like a bartender and at the end will receive a Bacardi University Rum Mixology Certificate.

Following the seminar, you may go to the Casa Bacardí gift shop where one can purchase Bacardí Rum as well as many other Bacardí products, or go back to the open-air pavilion, where you can buy additional rum drinks. Please note the order and inclusion of the activities is subject to modification

Experience a relaxing round of golf at one of the most exquisite courses on the island of Puerto Rico during this leisurely, full-day golfing excursion with lunch at the spectacular Bahia Beach Golf Club.

San Juan, Bahia Beach Golf Club, Luxury Homes, Silver Signature Sanctuary, Lake and Sea Views Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive east to the beautiful Bahia Beach Golf Club. Designed in 2008 by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and managed by Troon, this approximately 6,890-yard (about 6,300-metre), Par 72 golf course is one of the most exquisite courses on the island. Surrounded by luxury homes and a certified, Silver Signature Sanctuary by Audubon International, this 5-star property offers spectacular views of shimmering lakes and the blue Caribbean Sea.

Pre-Game Warm-Up, 18-Hole Round of Golf with Lunch During-or-After Play

Upon arrival, proceed for check-in, then change into your golf attire and head out for your pre-game warm-up. Afterward, begin your relaxing, 18-hole round of golf, with lunch during-or-after play. At the conclusion of your Bahia Beach Golf Club experience, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier.

Enjoy a relaxing and fun-filled day at a beautiful seaside resort in San Juan during this sun-drenched, full-day excursion at the Bahia Beach Resort.

San Juan, Bahia Beach Resort, Pool, Beach, Water Park, Kayaking, Stand-Up Paddle-Boarding

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to the small, east coast town of Loiza, home of the Bahia Beach Resort and Golf Course, a certified Silver Signature Sanctuary by Audubon International. Upon arrival, receive a welcome cocktail, then be escorted to your area by the pool or take a stroll out to the idyllic beach, soak up the tropical sun and swim in the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea. You can also frolic in the inflatable water park, or take the shuttle over to the Boat House and enjoy complimentary, non-motorised water sports such as kayaking or stand-up paddle-boarding (may be limited to one hour of usage).

Lunch with One Cocktail, Sunbathing, Relaxing

Lunch with one cocktail is included poolside or at the Beach Club restaurant. Additional food or beverages items are available at your own expense, but there is service at the pool, and on the beach on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The Beach Club restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, but food is served out of the Cocoteros restaurant and poolside. If the Pool Bar is closed, servers will be available for guests. Whether you want to kick back and relax amidst beautiful surrounds or participate in fun-filled beach activities, the Bahia Beach Resort is a wonderful way to escape for a day. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Explore the history and flavours of Puerto Rico in a fun-filled new way during this interactive, half-day mixology and rum-tasting excursion.

San Juan, Bayamón, Ron del Barrilito, Hacienda Santa Ana, Welcome Cocktail, Guided Tour

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to Ron del Barrilito, a must-see destination for lovers of history and world-class rum. Located at the Hacienda Santa Ana in the town of Bayamón, Ron del Barrilito is the oldest Puerto Rican rum, and has been made here in the same way since 1880. Upon arrival at the main facility of the hacienda, receive a welcome cocktail and take a rare, guided tour of the facilities, as tours have only recently begun at Ron del Barrilito.

Historical Landmarks, Early-19th-Century Mansion and Windmill

Along the way, learn about the Fernández family, creators of Ron del Barrilito, and explore the unique history and traditional production methods behind the world's finest sipping rum. The Hacienda is also home to several historical landmarks, including a beautifully-preserved mansion and windmill dating from the early-19th century. Following your guided tour of the facility, head for a private mixology demonstration.

Private Mixology Demonstration with Samples, Barrel Room, '4-Estrellas' Rum Tasting, Gift Shop

During this interactive experience, some of the island's best bartenders show you the basics of making bar-quality cocktails in your own home. We use Ron del Barrilito to craft some of today's most elegant drinks, such as an 'Old Fashioned', 'Presidente' and 'Hemingway Daiquiri'. By the end of the class, you can easily impress guests at your next party with your bartending skills you have learned. Next, sample the drinks you have helped to prepare, then proceed to the Barrel Room for a tasting directly from the barrel of one of Ron Barrilito's premium rums, the '4-Estrellas', a new blend available exclusively at Hacienda Santa Ana. After your tasting, some free time is made available to browse the gift shop before commencing your approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier.

Experience the classic charm and contemporary beauty of modern and Old San Juan during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion.

San Juan, Isla Verde, Condado, Fort San Gerónimo, Old San Juan, Ironwork, Cobblestone Streets

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive through modern San Juan. Along the way, enjoy the scenery in air-conditioned comfort whilst traversing the areas of Isla Verde and Condado, then past Fort San Gerónimo en route to Old San Juan. Upon arrival, enjoy over 500 years of history whilst driving through one of the most beautiful old cities in the New World. See the beautiful, 17th-century Spanish ironwork on the restored homes, and note the blue-black, glazed cobblestones; originally brought to San Juan as ballast for the Spanish galleons, they were used to surface the narrow streets of the Old City.

Fort San Cristobal, Historic Video, Dungeon, Centuries-Old Wall Drawings

Next, proceed for a guided tour of Fort San Cristobal, a mainstay of the San Juan fortification system. It is from this site that the Spanish successfully defended their city from British and Dutch attacks, as well as frequent assaults from various and sundry pirates. During your visit, be sure to watch their historical video on the area, and visit the dungeon to view centuries-old drawings representing images of Spanish galleons on the walls.

Free Time, Shops, Boutiques, Art Galleries

Following your tour, some free time is made available to explore Old San Juan independently. Armed with a map of Old San Juan, you can browse some of the many interesting shops, boutiques and art galleries; part of the charm of this historic area. Following your free time, you may opt to re-join your coach for the short drive back to the pier, or remain in Old San Juan for additional shopping and exploration, and return to the ship at your leisure.

Explore the karst region and subterranean cave systems of Puerto Rico during this scenic, half-day sightseeing excursion to Cueva Ventana.

San Juan, Karst Region, Arecibo, Rock Formations, Nature Walk

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 75-minute drive to Puerto Rico's karst region, which features subterranean cave systems created by water, and Cueva Ventana, a natural cave in Arecibo. Located at the northwest side of the island, Cueva Ventana is accessible via a guided, uphill nature walk surrounded by native flora.

Cave Walk, Rock Formations, Trails, Native Flora and Fauna

Upon arrival, meet your guide, receive your helmet and commence your guided exploration of the area. During a guided walking tour through one of the caves, see fascinating rock formations and learn about the wildlife, including birds, bats, lizards, spiders, and snakes, found in this area. A large opening at one end of the cave allows light to filter through part of the cave, creating beautiful photo opportunities. Leaving the first cave, continue along the trails whilst learning about the plants and trees native to this region en route to the next cave system, the entrance of Cueva Ventana.

Cueva Ventana Walk, Taino Wall Art, Arecibo Valley, Local Eatery and Specialities

Upon arrival, climb down a rather steep set of natural steps in order to access this fascinating hidden world. Your guide gives you a flashlight to light your path through the dimly-lit caverns and covers various points of interest along the way, including the Taino art on the walls, uneven floor, reason for its pattern, and face in the rock formations at the top of the cave. Your trail leads you to the highlight of the tour, a breath-taking window overlooking the Arecibo Valley. Following your visit to this fascinating underworld, proceed for refreshments and authentic Puerto Rican specialities at a local roadside eatery. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 55-minute drive back to the pier.

Coffee is an important part of Puerto Rico's history, once grown in all towns throughout the island. Still a popular Puerto Rican product, the island has experienced a new found focus on growing quality coffee. You will have the opportunity to visit a lovely working Coffee Plantation, only 45 minutes from the ship, in the town of San Lorenzo. Upon arrival at the plantation, your lively guide will welcome you and take you on a guided walk through the hillside plantation during which you will learn of the history of coffee in Puerto Rico. You will learn about the planting, care, harvesting, roasting and packaging of our coffee, as well as the current state of the industry on the island. Following the tour, you will enjoy a Puerto Rican lunch with a relaxing setting before returning to the ship.

Take a journey into history, enjoy Old San Juan and have the opportunity to assemble your own Puerto Rican Lunch on this half-day tour.

Old San Juan

Begin your tour from the ship with a walking tour of Old San Juan with a focus on the architecture, history and legends of this Spanish colonial city that is more than 500 years-old.

As you are walking and building up an appetite, the last stop of the tour will take you to a local restaurant for lunch. Upon arrival, you are greeted by your Chef who will welcome you with a fresh Mojito followed by a tasty appetizer. Then the chef will provide you with the necessary ingredients and instructions to mix and shape your own Mofongo lunch.

Cocina Criolla, Authentic Lunch

Discover the magic of 'cocina criolla,' the main culinary style of Puerto Rico, by learning how to create a local favourite: Mofongo. It is a delightful mash of fried green plantains or cassava and chicken broth. You will then have the opportunity to learn about and have a hand in the final steps of the preparation, of this local Puerto Rican dish. Finally, join your fellow guests to enjoy a delicious authentic lunch. This is the perfect ending to your historical and cultural experience in Old San Juan. Stroll back to the pier and your awaiting ship.

Experience the magical waters of the fascinating, bioluminescent Laguna Grande at sunset during this unforgettable, half-day kayaking excursion.

San Juan, Las Croabas Village, Kayaking Preparations

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive to the small fishing village of Las Croabas. Upon arrival and following a brief comfort stop, fill out your waiver and put on your insect repellent. Afterward, receive your safety and kayaking instructions, along with all of the essentials, including two-seat kayaks, paddles with leashes, lifejackets, safety lights, backrests, insect repellent, and two interpretive tour guides.

Kayaking Journey, Fisherman's Cove, Las Cabezas de San Juan Reserves, Mangroves

Your guided, approximately 1.75-hour kayaking journey begins with a ride across a small fisherman's cove to the entrance of Las Cabezas de San Juan Reserve. This reserve is the only place on the island of Puerto Rico where you can enjoy and learn about the combination of seven ecosystems interacting together in the same location. Here, enter a mystical channel leading to a peaceful place where the mangroves create natural tunnels, and the sights and sounds of wildlife surround them.

Mangrove Channel, Laguna Grande, Rainforest and Fajardo Lighthouse Views, Glowing Waters

Paddle along the edge of the mangrove forest channel en route to a breakpoint, and a stop at Laguna Grande. One of only three bioluminescent bodies of water in Puerto Rico and its only bioluminescent lagoon, Laguna Grande also offers splendid views of the rainforest and Fajardo Lighthouse. Here, learn about the diverse mangrove and bird species, iguanas and marine life that inhabit this natural reserve. In addition, see the sparkling swirls of water created by the paddles' flow through the water, and touch the waters glowing with dinoflagellate, the organism responsible for the bioluminescence. At the conclusion of your visit, paddle back to the starting point and return your equipment. Following refreshments and snacks, re-board your coach and commence the, approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier.

Explore the highlights along cobblestone streets and gain a fascin ating guided look at the history of Old San Juan during this walking tour of the old city.

Fort San Cristobal

Upon disembarkation, meet your experienced guide who will lead you through the historical Old City including a visit to Fort San Cristobal, a fortification that successfully defended the old city from attack by the British and Dutch in centuries gone by.

Next, walk into the City through one of the side streets and comme nce on a stroll through history. Getting just off the beaten track offers some fascinating finds that eludes most visitors that never leave the main streets.

Plaza San Jose

Walk uphill through the cobblestone streets until you reach the Plaza San Jose, with its statue of Juan Ponce de Leon that was made from melted down British cannons. The next stop, the Quincentennial Plaza, is a celebration of the discovery of Puerto Rico.

La Plazoleta de la Rogativa

Walk to Calle Sol. After making the tight descending turn downwards, you suddenly find yourself in the most beautiful section of the entire old city - the Plaza of the Procession. Dominating this little park area is a statue commemorating the mir aculous saving of the old city from sacking by the British in the 16th century. This vantage point offers views of the Governor's Mansion, the El Cañuelo fortress across the port entrance and the Bacardi distillery. A short walk down hill through San Juan Gate takes you to the water's edge. As you return through the San Juan gate continue to San Juan Cathedral, retracing the steps of the original conquistadores. Your guide will walk you to the corner of Cristo & Fortaleza Streets; at this point you decide if you wish to have the guide escort you back to the ship or if you wish to stay to explore the many boutiques and shops that line the cobblestone streets of the old city and return to the ship at your leisure.

Experience the evolution of Puerto Rican cuisine with a pair of culinary experts during this bespoke excursion to El Pretexto.

San Juan, Transfer to El Pretexto, Cayey Mountains, Spectacular Vistas

Your tour begins at the pier. Here, the uniformed staff of El Pretexto escorts you to their vehicle for the scenic and narrated, approximately one-hour drive to El Pretexto. En route take in spectacular vistas whilst driving into the mountains of Cayey en route to this one-of-a-kind culinary, historical and cultural experience.

Welcome Drink and Music, Plants, Vegetables and Trees

Upon arrival to this agro-ecological farm, you can relax and enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of this location while enjoying a refreshing welcome drink made with local fruits to the sounds of harmonious background music. The amazing views from this location is sure to enthral you, and create the perfect preamble to a delicious lunch emphasized by the wonderful ingredients found in Puerto Rico. There are several acres/hectares of plants, vegetables and trees; guests may take a leisurely stroll through them if they wish, subject to weather conditions and owner's approval.

Food Historian/Gastronomy Expert and Award-Winning Chef Natalia Vallejo

A published food historian and expert on Gastronomy provides historical and descriptive commentary on the historic and cultural influences on our food. Award-winning guest Chef Natalia Vallejo, whose popularity, success, expertise and commitment to farm-to-table sustainability have been noted by Lonely Planet, Conde Nast and other magazines, prepares a five-course menu showcasing these influences in Puerto Rican cooking. Together, our Foodstorian and Chef Natalia present this unique experience, as each menu is inspired by the ingredients and techniques of the Taíno, Spanish and African cultures that comprise our Puerto Rican heritage. A magnificent collaboration of these local and proud culinary arts professionals is a special treat for all.

Five-Course Lunch

During your five-course lunch with commentary provided by the food historian, enjoy a creative menu that integrates the ingredients and recipes brought to the island by Spanish conquerors and African slaves, as well as ingredients that were locally grown and sourced in-and-around the island of Puerto Rico by our Taino Indians. All of these ingredients and traditional cooking techniques comprise what has come to be known as the traditional Puerto Rican cuisine experience. Following your visit, your tour concludes with an approximately one-hour drive back to the pier.

Enjoy the scenery as you drive through one of the most beautiful old cities in the New World with a short visit to Fort San Cristobal and additional time to explore the city on own before you return home.

Fort San Cristobal

Your first stop is for a short visit to Fort San Cristobal, a mainstay of the San Juan fortification system, from which the Spanish successfully defended their city from British and Dutch attacks as well as frequent assaults from various and sundry pirates. Be sure to watch their historical video on the area. In addition, search out the dungeon where there are centuries old graffiti representing images of Spanish galleons drawn on the walls.

Old San Juan

As you continue your drive through the old city, you'll see the beautiful 17^th-century Spanish ironwork on the restored homes and note the blue-black glazed cobblestones that were brought to San Juan as ballast for the Spanish galleons, and were used to surface the narrow streets of the Old City.

In addition, armed with our map of Old San Juan, you have time to explore some of the many interesting shops, boutiques and art galleries that have made this historic area their home. Following your free time, re-join your coach for the drive to the airport, during which time you will drive through the newer parts of San Juan.

Explore the vibrant history, flavours, and culture of Puerto Rico on-foot during this scenic and fun-filled, half-day culinary excursion in Old San Juan.

San Juan, Old San Juan, Culinary Walking Tour

Depart the pier for a culinary walking tour along the historic, cobblestone streets of Old San Juan. During your leisurely, guided stroll, explore your surrounds through the eyes of a local, and learn about and indulge your senses with the culture, gastronomy, history and architecture of Puerto Rico.

Visits to Local Food Venues, Tastings of Puerto Rican Specialities

Five stops are made along the way for tastings at a variety of independently-owned and operated businesses. Each venue visited showcases its most delicious dishes, many of which are off the menu, and prepares them by utilising mainly fresh, locally-grown fruit, meat, fish, and other ingredients. Guests can enjoy tasting up to nine different Puerto Rican specialities, which may include local coffee, mofongo, roasted pork, rice and beans, stuffed avocado, empanadas, quesito, Mallorca, mojito or piña colada, ice cream pops and more!

Notable Old San Juan Landmarks

In addition to tastings of local specialities, see the second-oldest Cathedral in the Americas, the oldest Governour's Mansion in the Western Hemisphere, Plaza de Armas, City Hall, La Rogativa, Capilla del Cristo, Cuartél de Ballajá, Paseo de la Princesa, and other notable landmarks. At the conclusion of your culinary walking tour, commence the short walk back to the pier with the best advice on what to eat, see or skip during your next visit to San Juan.

This accessible San Juan shore excursion is a wonderful way to experience authentic Puerto Rican history, culture and landmarks. Explore the spectacular San Cristobal Fort, enjoy a panoramic driving tour of several historic Puerto Rican landmarks and explore the lower part of Old Town San Juan, Paseo de la Princesa.

Start your day by meeting your guide and accessible van at the San Juan cruise dock. From here, you will head out on a short drive to the first stop of your day, the historic Fort San Cristobal. Escorted by your tour guide, you will learn about Puerto Rico's battles with the Spanish, English, Dutch and Americans, and the majestic military fortifications of the 16^th through 20^th centuries. Although the fort has steep ramps and stairs, you tour route here will follow step-free routes. The theatre and exhibition area are fully accessible and an elevator will take you to the main level of the actual fort.

After some time of exploration here, you will be picked up by your driver and accessible van and head out on a panoramic driving tour, experiencing some of the best historic landmarks of the city. From the comfort of your accessible van you will see the breathtaking El Capitolio, the famous Casa Olimpica and other popular highlights.

The final part of the day will be spent exploring the lower parts of Old Town San Juan with a leisurely stroll down Paseo De La Princesa. This beautiful boulevard is peppered with market stands on the weekends and offers beautiful water views and historic exhibits. Admire the old fort walls, learn about the many popular statues and see the famous Raices fountain at the end of the Boulevard.

Explore San Juan at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking driver/guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Indulge your senses with the sights, sounds, art and flavours of the exquisite Galeria San Juan during this unforgettable, half-day World Cruise Collection sightseeing excursion.

La Galeria, Five Houses with Six Levels, Spectacular Caribbean Sea Views

Newly-designed especially for our valued World Cruise guests, your World Cruise Collection tour begins with a short drive to La Galeria. Built in the 1600s, it consists of five houses with six levels each, is the oldest residential structure in Old San Juan and predates its surrounding walls. A former military installation, the Galeria is perched on the highest hill in San Juan, and offers spectacular panoramic views from numerous vantage points overlooking the island, Old San Juan and the Caribbean Sea. This superb Colonial gem features open arches, clay-and-stone bricks, and original asubo wood beams further enhanced by lush tropical gardens and trickling fountains.

Cannon Club, Outdoor Terrace & Pool, Refreshments, Hors d'oeuvres, Music

La Galeria is now the gallery, studio and private residence of renowned, award-winning artist and teacher, Jan D'Esopo. An award-winning child prodigy by the age of nine, Jan has produced hundreds of works, founded two galleries, taught watercolour art and organised countless workshops. Jan purchased the home in ruinous condition in 1961, and its meticulous restoration took two years. Since then, Jan acquired, and completely remodelled, neighbouring properties. This new addition now comprises the new Alamanda Garden area, which consists of a stunning outside terrace and pool area. Upon arrival at the main entrance to the Cannon Club at La Galeria, you are met with a glass of cava, hors d'oeuvres and live musical accompaniment, and receive a printed program, history and menu.

Welcome by Owner Jan D'Esopo, Alamanda Garden, Janmari Sculpture Garden, Painting Studio

Next, continue to the pool stairs, where Jan and her general manager, Rafa, welcome your arrival with an introduction of who they are, La Galeria and the Steinway Society, the young musicians who visit and play at the Galeria San Juan. Continue up the stairs and join Jan and Rafa at the Alamanda Garden, where you are seated for additional refreshments and local specialities. Afterward, resume your guided walking tour past Anita's Bar, Sala Margarita and the Janmari Sculpture Garden. Learn about original arches of the building and have a peek at Teresa Spinner's Painting Studio, with works in progress.

Music Room, Classical Music Performance, Rooftop Deck, Cocktails or Coffee, Chocolate Truffles

From here, walk up to the Music Room, where a concert pianist plays three pieces of Classical music during this recital. After the concert, proceed to the Rooftop Deck for a special Puerto Rican rum, more cava or a cocktail, along with chocolate truffles and an incredible view of your surrounds. A final stop at the Alamanda Garden for another cocktail or Jan's special café ole rounds out your visit in grand style. Your World Cruise Collection tour concludes with a short drive back to the pier.

Our Simply Hotel selection is the perfect choice for those who want a centrally located setting from which to discover - or rediscover - the city. Rooms in these 4.5 and 5-star properties are generally Standard Double or King rooms that provide comfortable accommodations and superior service for those who wish to extend their trip with a cultural or shopping experience in some of the world's most iconic cities.

For your convenience, we can easily organize transfers between the airport and hotel or between the hotel and the pier so that you only have to decide how much or how little you wish to do.

Hotel brands that we consistently feature include Intercontinental, JW Marriott, Fairmont or the Conrad Group.

Condado Vanderbilt

Magnificent Spanish Revival architecture, stunningly opulent interiors and dramatic ocean views frame the graceful facade of one of the most storied hotels in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Since its inception in 1919, the Condado Vanderbilt Hotel has catered to sophisticated travelers who place one aspiration above all else - to pursue a lifestyle of five-star luxury and leisure within some of the world's most exclusive destinations. Restored to its original grandeur by virtue of a meticulous renovation, this cherished landmark stands today as a monument to timeless elegance and style. We invite you to discover Puerto Rico as it is meant to be experienced - where exacting service, exquisite amenities and fine dining are a hallmark of every stay. Become part of the Condado Vanderbilt legend during your next escape to San Juan.

El Convento Hotel

Located in the heart of historic Old San Juan, Hotel El Convento has set new standards of luxury, comfort and service while preserving the rich character of this former 16th century convent. This landmark treasure, a member of Historic Hotels of America and Small Luxury Hotels of the World, has earned four diamonds from AAA each year since its opening. This is the exclusive hotel experience to indulge the most discriminating of travelers, and is a hotel like no other.

El San Juan Hotel

The oceanfront hotel is located on 15 acres of landscaped grounds in the lively Isla Verde district - 15 minutes from Old San Juan and five minutes from the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. El San Juan Hotel is a perfect blend of tropical splendor, Old World elegance and vibrant local culture. The newly redesigned guest rooms are well-appointed and ideal for an island retreat. Lounge at the award-winning Isla Verde Beach or in one of the signature pools. El San Juan Hotel features flowering gardens, a sundeck, private luxury cabanas, a swim-up bar, a tri-level, state-of-the-art Well & Being Fitness Center and Spa.