49 Best Puerto Rico Tours & Excursions (By a Local)
I’m a Puerto Rico local who’s taken many of the island’s best tours. I find it’s a great way to save myself the hassle of planning and visiting places I’m not familiar with.
In this article, I’ve put together a list of the best tours that incorporate Puerto Rico’s fun activities.
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49 Best Puerto Rico Excursions & Tours
Live the magical bioluminescent bay experience a short ride from San Juan.
Kayaking in Puerto Rico’s bioluminescent bays is one of the most unique things to do on the archipelago.
Although Mosquito Bay in Vieques is the brightest of them all, it might be hard to reach if you’re short on time.
But, don’t worry, you don’t have to miss out on bioluminescence. This kayaking tour takes you to Laguna Grande bio bay, located a short ride from San Juan.
If you’re into water sports, then you’ll love navigating the mangrove canals in kayaks, and later seeing the water glow with every paddle.
After I visited Laguna Grande, I couldn’t believe such a magical place was so close to the city.
Cliff jump, dive, and slide on natural water slides in the heart of El Yunque.
If you only have time to go on one Puerto Rico tour, then I’d recommend taking one to visit El Yunque National Forest.
El Yunque has many off-the-beaten-path waterfalls and hidden gems that only local tour operators know about.
Nature enthusiasts can take a guided tour that will submerge them in the insides of the forest to discover swimming holes, natural waterslides, and lush greenery all around. Plus, If you’re feeling adventurous, you can even try cliff jumping.
👉 Pro Tip: If you’re short on time, some tour operators offer combined adventure tours with stops in El Yunque, Luquillo Beach, and even the bio bays in Puerto Rico. Search more El Yunque tours here.
Ride through Isabela’s hidden and remote beaches while soaking in the Caribbean sun.
Even if you’ve ridden before, there’s nothing quite like riding along Isabela’s beaches. This horseback riding tour is easily one of my favorites in Puerto Rico. For two hours, you’ll ride through some of the island’s most beautiful (and secluded!) beaches, with turquoise waves splashing right at your horse’s hooves.
After exploring the shoreline, the trail takes you into a coastal forest, where you’ll ride beneath tropical almond trees and palm trees.
If you’re visiting in the summer, I recommend taking the morning tour to beat the heat. But if you’re here in the winter, go for the afternoon tour to catch the West Coast’s mesmerizing sunset on horseback.
And don’t worry if you’re a beginner! The guides will walk you through everything you need to know.
See Condado’s skyline from another point of view.
Kayaking in the Condado Lagoon during the day is one thing, but doing it at night makes the experience even better.
With a night kayak tour, you get a kayak with LED kayaks that light up the water beneath you. You can swift calmly through the lagoon while hearing the guide talking about Condado’s highlights.
The whole family will love taking pictures during this outdoor adventure.
Taste the best of local food while learning everything about Old San Juan’s history.
Most sightseeing tours in San Juan are about history, but if you’re a foodie, then you’ll love the unique combination of food and walking tours in San Juan.
While you learn about Puerto Rico’s history and architecture, you’ll also make stops in several local eateries, San Juan restaurants, and food kiosks to try local delicacies.
You’ll taste local staples like tostones and pernil, and try innovative combinations like chocolate quesitos and passion fruit popsicles. My favorite part of this tour was making mofongo at Triana’s.
👉 Are you a foodie? If food tours are your thing, search for the top Puerto Rico food tours here.
Snorkel a few feet away from marine life in clear waters.
Cayo Icacos is one of the best Puerto Rico islands to visit. So, if you’re a beach lover, you can’t leave Puerto Rico without taking this excursion to this paradise on the east coast.
Icacos boasts shallow clear waters with high visibility and a great party atmosphere during the weekends. During your visit, you will see coral reefs, tropical fish, sea turtles, and even eagle rays.
Take a guided tour through the most popular caves in Puerto Rico.
Taking a cave tour in Puerto Rico is a much for outdoor fans. And the best one is Cueva del Indio in Arecibo.
This cave not only offers astonishing visuals from the top of coastal limestone rock formations, but it is also full of petroglyphs.
Even better, this tour makes a stop in the Camuy Caves, the largest underground cave system in Puerto Rico.
You will end your day with a refreshing dip in the Tanama River, where you’ll visit a man-made waterfall.
Ride the longest zipline in America over the central region of the island.
Adventure lovers can’t miss one of the best tours in Puerto Rico, the Toro Verde Adventure Park.
Toro Verde is the largest outdoor park on the island and it makes one of the best eco-tours. Visitors can choose from a different variety of zip lines that go over the mountains of Orocovis.
The Monster is the largest zipline in the American continent. This adventure park also has special offers on its website that allow you to ride multiple zip lines during your tour.
Don’t worry if you’re afraid of driving in the mountainous town! This tour also includes transportation.
Admire the natural beauty of Puerto Rico from the back of a horse.
Take a trip through 2,200 acres of lush nature in Hacienda Campo Rico while riding a horse.
This tour lets you relax and enjoy the green landscape you don’t get to see in the city. This is great for couples, families, and solo travelers to slow down.
This is one of the best eco-tours in the area. They even offer to pick up/drop off from San Juan hotels and free cancellations in case your plans change.
A way to explore El Yunque National Rainforest from above.
El Yunque National Forest is one of Puerto Rico’s top attractions, and the ways to explore it are endless. In fact, we’ve got a whole guide dedicated just to tours to El Yunque.
However, if you’re an adrenaline junkie, then you’ll especially love this zipline tour that takes you through the El Yunque scenery with 8 different zip lines, including one of 2,300 feet.
While you move between platforms over the trees’ canopy level, the experienced staff will help you transition between the lines and make this experience safe and fun for the whole family.
Learn all about Old San Juan’s history and attractions from a local’s perspective.
A colonial city like Old San Juan has a lot of stories to tell and the best way to discover them is by taking a historical walking tour.
Old San Juan is a charming place where you’ll find impressive historical architecture, fortresses, and monuments worth learning about at every corner.
A local guide will satisfy your curiosity. At the end of the tour, you will leave the city with a better understanding of the architecture, Puerto Rican culture, and how Puerto Rico came to be.
Go birdwatching right in Puerto Rico’s capital city.
Many visit Old San Juan for its landmarks and gastronomy, but even birdwatchers will find something to do in the city with this tour!
Spot and identify dozens of bird species within the capital city and learn about their importance and adaptation to the change in their ecosystems.
As you walk Old San Juan, you’ll also learn about its important landmarks enjoying both history and nature in a single walking tour.
Bar hop and discover the best drinking spots in San Juan.
Finding the best nightlife spots in Puerto Rico is easy with this bar-hopping tour from Spoon. Your local guide will take you on a 2-in-1 bar-hopping and walking tour through San Juan.
On your stops, you’ll immerse yourself in Puerto Rico’s nightlife and try the best local cocktails, drinks, and beers.
You can expect a night of dancing, laughs, and historical insight. Keep in mind, however, that the legal drinking age in Puerto Rico is 18.
Bring San Juan to life with this interactive and family-friendly history tour.
Finding a tour that caters to adults and kids in Old San Juan might be challenging, but not impossible.
This interactive tour by Profe Nat Tours interprets Old San Juan’s history through interactive games, scavenger hunts, and science experiments.
For two hours your family will visit the best landmarks in the capital city in a fun experience that includes tastings, educational materials, and lots of learning.
Soak in the mountain view while enjoying a fresh cup of local coffee.
Old San Juan boasts multiple coffee shops where you can taste the local coffee. But, nothing beats the experience of visiting a coffee plantation for yourself.
This tour takes you to one of the most popular coffee farms in Puerto Rico, Hacienda Pomarrosa. If you’re a coffee addict, you’ll be thrilled to learn about the pick-up and roasting process.
After visiting the farm, you’ll go to Ponce’s downtown where you can visit Ponce’s popular attractions like Plaza Las Delicias.
This tour takes you to the largest rum distillery in the world.
Bacardi is a world-renowned rum brand. So, if you’re a connoisseur, then you can’t miss this rum tour to their headquarters in Cataño, Puerto Rico.
Here, you will tour the largest rum distillery in the world and you’ll learn about Bacardi’s history. If you rather have a more interactive experience, you can also take mixology or rum-tasting classes.
Finish your day relaxing at the local bar, with an outdoor view and a popular Puerto Rico drink in your hand.
Eat, dance, and immerse in history at Santurce.
Visitors with limited time in Puerto Rico don’t have to miss out on the best cultural experiences the archipelago offers.
Sofrito Tours gathers all of them in this 5-hour experience that includes coffee-tasting, street art hunting, and a salsa class in the eclectic neighborhood of Santurce.
You’ll stop at El Huevo restaurant, La Placita, and the MUSAN museum, where you’ll learn about the local tradition of carving saints.
But, my favorite part of this tour is probably the salsa class, an important part of Puerto Rico’s history and culture.
Hand-roll your own cigar at this farm in Rio Grande.
You’ve probably heard about touring Puerto Rico’s coffee farms, but have you heard of Tobacco farms?
This West Side Destination tour allows tobacco connoisseurs to tour Finca Neo Jibairo in Rio Grande and see tobacco products from seed to leaf.
You’ll also learn about tobacco’s importance in Puerto Rico’s history.
With the Rolling Maestro tour, you can make your experience even richer, as you’ll hand-roll a cigar.
Take a bomba class in Loiza.
Loiza is one of the best towns to experience Puerto Rico’s culture, food, and heritage. You can cover all of the above on this 5-hour family-friendly tour.
You’ll start with a private bomba class at Taller N’Zambi. Later, you’ll move to Cueva María de la Cruz, home to one of the oldest indigenous archeological sites in Puerto Rico.
And you’ll finish your day at Vacía Talega Beach, one of the best (and hidden!) beaches in Puerto Rico.
Immerse yourself in Puerto Rico’s African heritage at Loiza.
Experience Puerto Rico’s African heritage in Loiza while navigating this coastal town for 4 hours.
Stop at local eateries to enjoy local treats, beaches, art galleries, and souvenir shops.
You’ll learn about the town’s history and how it keeps Afro-ancestral traditions like bomba and plena alive.
Catch waves on a popular beach in Carolina.
If you’ve ever dreamed about catching waves in the Caribbean, Puerto Rico is the place to make that dream come true!
Take private or group surfing classes for an hour in Carolina, right next to the airport.
Your tour includes your surfing gear and your guide will be teaching you all the basics, so you just have to bring your enthusiasm to the class!
Explore and conquer the countryside of Carolina while having a blast.
You’ll find plenty to do in Puerto Rico if you’re a thrill seeker. One of the most popular need-for-speed experiences is running ATVs in the countryside.
This fun adventure is perfect for couples and families. The tour starts at Hacienda Campo Rico and after receiving training, you will zoom over 2,200 acres of land.
On the way, you’ll explore mangroves, lagoons, and green fields. Best of all, you don’t need any experience, and the tour guides will be with you always.
Rappel down multiple waterfalls in Orocovis.
I often say the best of Puerto Rico is outside San Juan, and this waterfall rappelling tour is proof of it!
Go canyoning in Orocovis and discover some of the most secluded and beautiful waterfalls of the archipelago, including one 170 feet tall.
You’ll rappel, hike, dive, and swim your way through the mountainous town, enjoying unique views on your way and experiencing the most thrilling (and my preferred!) part of Puerto Rico.
You’ll finish your tour with a farm-to-table meal.
Swim between caves and other-world-looking rock formations.
Caving in Puerto Rico is something I always suggest doing, even if you’re not the adventurer type.
Luckily, this cave tour makes it easy for the whole family to explore one of Puerto Rico’s most popular caves, Cueva Arenales.
Located in Vega Baja, this cave looks like something out of a Star Wars movie. The tour also takes you to hidden waterfalls and caves that most locals know about.
Hike to a 40-meter waterfall located less than an hour away from San Juan.
Although I’ve been to many Puerto Rico waterfalls, Charco Prieto stands as one of my favorites. But I wouldn’t recommend doing the hike there alone, which is why this tour is perfect if you’re interested in visiting.
For almost an hour, you’ll hike through Bayamón‘s countryside, climbing over rocks and crouching under trees.
On the way, you’ll find multiple swimming holes and waterfalls.
Although challenging, the hike rewards hard workers with a 40-meter waterfall known as Charco Prieto where not only do you get seclusion but also a nature-filled landscape.
Get ready to get covered in mud and sweat with this off-road tour in Naguabo.
If you’re an adventure seeker who loves going off-road, add La Finca to your Puerto Rico itinerary.
Located in Naguabo, La Finca offers you the chance to run UTV through off-road routes on some of the least-known sides of the rainforest.
You’ll also drive across the river and compete against other visitors.
Conquer the most challenging climbing routes through the archipelago.
You can customize this Rocaliza Adventure tour to your needs. Pick between climbing for half a day or a full day, and your preferred destination according to your level of expertise.
The routes are divided between the towns of Bayamón, Ciales, and San Germán. Put your skills to the test – whether you climb top rope, lead, multi-pitch climbing, or bouldering.
A guided adventure to see turtles, manatees, and an underwater museum in San Juan.
Snorkeling enthusiasts don’t have to step out of San Juan to enjoy a great snorkeling excursion.
This tour takes you to Escambron Marine Park in San Juan to see sea turtles, tropical fish, and even manatees.
One of the most surprising things you’ll find is a collection of artificial reefs with Greek-style columns known as Atlantis, and the Taino Reefs, a group of 200 man-made reefs that serve as the home of multiple fish species and corals.
Previous experience isn’t necessary, just the will to have fun!
Paddle through the lagoons and mangroves of Piñones State forest.
Watersports enthusiasts will find lots to explore in the Piñones State Forest. Take a guided tour with Pine Grove Surf Club and paddleboard through mangrove channels.
During your trip, you’ll spot iguanas, crabs, birds, and multiple fish species, seeing a side of Piñones that many tourists miss out on!
Finally, you’ll stop at the infamous food kiosks in Piñones to have lunch in a tropical beachfront atmosphere, one of my favorite spots in Puerto Rico.
Showcase your best spearfishing skills on Puerto Rico’s west coast.
Puerto Rico’s coasts are full of colorful marine life, and those who enjoy spearfishing will find the West Coast to be the best to do so.
This spearfishing tour in Rincon provides a niche tour for those who already have freediving and spearfishing experience.
Your tour includes all the necessary gear, so can let your expert guide take you to the best spots and focus on enjoying the experience.
See the marine life up close in a tour that makes you wonder if you’re on the moon or underwater.
The underwater adventures in Puerto Rico are endless, and one of the most unique is sea trekking.
This sea trek tour departs from the Caribe Hilton Beach. The helmet provides oxygen as you explore the sea bottom and the marine life on the coast.
You can easily spot tropical fish, jellyfish, and even seahorses. If your kids weigh over 80 pounds they can dive with you!
Speed underwater with a sea scooter and get to see San Juan’s underwater world.
This sea scooter tour in San Juan is ideal for those who want to explore underwater but aren’t too good at swimming.
The sea blob or sea scooter allows you to move with ease underwater, regardless of currents, or your swimming skills.
Your tour guide will accompany you at all times and will navigate with you through reefs where you’ll get a glimpse of the local marine life including sea turtles and angel fish.
Make your mermaid dreams come true with this fun snorkeling tour in San Juan.
Snorkeling in Puerto Rico guarantees lots of family-friendly fun, but this mermaid snorkeling tour makes it even better!
On Escambrón Beach in San Juan, you’ll wear a mermaid tail and swim with fish and even turtles.
You’ll have a diving professional with you at all times, taking photos and videos that you will treasure for a lifetime.
The best? Each tour is private, so you don’t have to worry about falling behind or what others might think!
Snorkel off Palomino after sunset to find unique marine life.
You’ve probably done some snorkeling if you’re a beach lover, but have you done night snorkeling?
The coasts of Puerto Rico are its liveliest at night and this night snorkeling tour allows you to explore the reefs in Palomino.
You’ll encounter plenty of marine life including multiple fish species, mollusks, and crustaceans. Best yet, you’ll experience night cruising as you travel between Fajardo and Palomino.
If you’re like me and going into the water at night scares you, this is a great opportunity to push beyond your comfort zone safely!
Cruise to Vieques’s most secluded beaches.
Vieques offers some of the finest snorkeling in Puerto Rico and with this private yacht tour, you can visit one of its least-known spots, Yayi’s Beach.
The healthy reefs and high-visibility waters will allow you to see eels, angel sharks, mantas, rays, and sea turtles.
You can also modify the tour to cruise around Vieques for four hours, or you can stay in a single spot to practice snorkeling and diving.
Dive into the coral-filled waters and caverns of Desecheo.
Desecheo Island is one of the top diving destinations in Puerto Rico and one of the few tour operators that take you there is Taino Divers.
Although getting to Desecheo is weather dependent, if nature is on your side, you’ll get to see unique and colorful coral reefs known as Candy Land or underwater caverns filled with marine life.
You can visit on a snorkeling trip too, which means you don’t necessarily need to be certified to immerse yourself in the beauties of this offshore island.
Escape to this offshore private island on a luxury yacht.
Sail with Aventurea Charters for half a day to Palomino island, one of Puerto Rico’s best offshore islands for beach enthusiasts.
Contrary to other tours, this Palomino tour is private, meaning you’ll have the whole yacht for you and your party.
Your package includes paddleboard gear, floats, snacks, and drinks. With previous arrangements, you can also do spearfishing, diving, and jet skiing.
But, I’d say my favorite part of sailing to the offshore islands is just beach bumming and relaxing at the beach!
Swim in a bioluminescent bay in Lajas.
I’ve been to all of Puerto Rico’s bio bays, and I have to say La Parguera has a unique charm to it.
After sailing for about 10 minutes you enter the bay and await the sun to set completely. After dark you can jump in the water, where your movements provoke sparkles like little stars around you.
After 20 minutes of swimming, you’ll return to La Parguera, where you can finish your night hopping between bars and restaurants.
Bike your way through San Juan’s most iconic landmarks.
Not a fan of walking? Explore Condado and Old San Juan through this fun and family-friendly biking tour.
Your bike tour includes stops at Puente Dos Hermanos, Escambrón Beach, and Luis Muñoz Rivera Park.
Eventually, you’ll reach the San Juan National Historic Site, where you’ll see some of the most important Puerto Rico landmarks.
The bikes you’ll be using are lightweight and designed for a comfortable ride even during long distances.
Take your family paddleboarding in Condado on a giant paddleboard.
There are many ways to explore the Condado Lagoon but, one of the most fun ones is with a giant paddleboard.
If you’re traveling with your family or friends, renting a giant paddleboard is a great alternative to single paddleboards and kayaks. This is also a top-notch exercise to promote teamwork.
You can pick your preferred time, but I suggest the morning or late afternoon sessions when the heat is less suffocating.
Walk the streets of Ponce while you learn about its history, architecture, and culture.
Ponce is definitely one of my favorite places to tour in Puerto Rico. This walking tour by Isla Caribe visits all the important landmarks downtown, including Parque de Bombas.
If you’re a history lover, you’ll enjoy the mixed-architectural styles around the plaza including art-deco and neoclassical buildings.
You’ll also visit local museums to learn about Ponce’s history through art and historical artifacts.
Swing Tarzan-style into the swimming holes of El Yunque.
El Yunque offers some really exciting activities, and with this tour, you’ll check off a few of them off your list.
Two of my suggested must-dos are sliding on the natural slides of the rainforest and swimming in its rivers. With this tour, you’ll also visit waterfalls and use a rope to swing Tarzan-style into the water.
Keep in mind, however, that you’ve got to bring your own car to this excursion.
Climb aboard this adventure with ziplining, hiking, and rappelling in the countryside.
Those who have already been to all the main known adventure tours in Puerto Rico should take a trip to El Salto Waterfall.
This is one of the most challenging Puerto Rico tours, as it involves climbing, hiking, rappelling, and ziplining through the Carite State Forest.
Of course, you’ll also get to relax in a natural pool and sit down with your group to enjoy a traditional Puerto Rican meal.
👉 Pro Tip: If you’re not sure about your plan yet, or you’re visiting Puerto Rico during the hurricane season, book Puerto Rico tours that have free cancellation as an option, or that can issue a full refund in case of emergency.
Hunt down multiple waterfalls inside Puerto Rico’s mountainous region.
Don’t limit yourself to the waterfalls in El Yunque. Instead, adventure into Puerto Rico’s mountainous range and discover multiple waterfalls with this tour.
You’ll swim at waterfalls in Jayuya, Adjuntas, and Juana Diaz along with locals and outdoor enthusiasts.
Your tour guide will also give you insight into the countryside’s culture, so you get to know a different side of Puerto Rico.
Navigate Puerto Rico’s countryside and coast while learning about the culture.
If you’ve already been to the touristy side of San Juan and want to immerse yourself in the true Puerto Rico, this tour is ready to take you there.
For three hours, you’ll drive through local favorite sites like Isla de Cabras State Park, Guaynabo, Toa Alta, and Aguas Buenas where you’ll make stops for pictures, appreciate the views, and get some insight into the culture.
You’ll finish your tour enjoying a meal at an authentic local restaurant.
Savor roasted pork at Guavate and hike to a famous swimming hole.
Tour La Ruta del Lechón (aka The Pork Highway) on Cayey to taste some of the best Puerto Rican food.
Known for its infamous roasted pork, this gastronomic route offers a local experience filled with music, dancing, and many eateries or cafeteria-style restaurants.
Your tour includes stops in Cayey’s downtown and a hike to Charco Azul, one of the most popular swimming holes in Puerto Rico that everyone, including your kids, will love.
Explore Puerto Rico’s indigenous roots at its archeological sites.
Discover Puerto Rico’s indigenous roots on this tour that covers some of the most important Taino archeological sites on the island.
Stop at the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Center in Utuado, where culture enthusiasts rave about the indigenous plazas and petroglyphs.
The site also has a recently restored museum with artifacts found on the site.
You’ll also stop at the infamous Cueva del Indio, and venture inside with an archeology expert who will break down the cave’s history and petroglyphs.
Hike 6 miles of muddy trails and end your adventure with a dip in a waterfall.
Orocovis has some of the most challenging hiking routes in Puerto Rico and you can explore one of them with this tour.
You’ll experience 6 miles of raw nature, through muddy and inclined trails. Don’t worry though, you’ll make a stop at a swimming hole and a waterfall to refresh yourself.
You’ll also tour Finca Puerco Suelto, where you’ll finish your day with a farm-to-table meal.
Ride through the coastal plains in Juana Diaz.
This tour in Juana Diaz takes place over grass-filled coastal plains with a view of the mountainous region and provides an entirely different feel than riding in the rainforest.
As you ride calmly, your tour guide will explain everything about the ecosystem, the local history, and the culture.
Although there are multiple tours to choose from, I recommend the early morning tour to enjoy fresher temperatures during your ride.
FAQs About the Best Puerto Rico Tours
What is the first thing to do in Puerto Rico?
The first thing to do in Puerto Rico for first-time visitors is to explore Old San Juan. Old San Juan has some of the best things to do in Puerto Rico, top-notch restaurants, and is home to cultural events.
Main attractions in San Juan include El Morro, La Fortaleza, Paseo La Princesa, San Juan Cathedral, and San Juan’s Gate.
What are the best Puerto Rico excursions for cruise ship passengers?
The best excursions for cruise ship passengers in Puerto Rico include taking a San Juan walking tour, snorkeling in Escambron Beach, visiting Casa Bacardi, and kayaking in Condado Lagoon.
For passengers that have more than 10 hours in Puerto Rico, other options include visiting El Yunque, Laguna Grande Bio Bay, and Culebra. However, it’s best to book these tours before arriving on the island.
What should you see in Puerto Rico?
Travelers visiting Puerto Rico should see El Morro, Paseo La Princesa, and San Juan Cathedral in Old San Juan. Outside the capital city, they should check out main attractions like El Yunque Rainforest, Toro Verde Adventure Park, Cueva del Indio, Culebra, Laguna Grande Bioluminescent Bay, La Parguera, and Cabo Rojo.
What are three things you could do in San Juan Puerto Rico?
The top three things to do in San Juan, Puerto Rico include visiting the beaches, taking a walking tour through Old San Juan, and exploring Condado.
San Juan boasts plenty of attractions for history enthusiasts, foodies, and beach lovers. In Old San Juan alone travelers could spend a complete week visiting landmarks like El Morro, and La Fortaleza, touring museums, and tasting the local cuisine.
How many days do you need in Puerto Rico?
Overall, visitors need between 7 and 10 days to explore the top highlights of Puerto Rico. About two days will be required to explore San Juan’s main landmarks.
About 5 or 6 days will be enough to explore other Puerto Rico main attractions like Vieques, Culebra, Cabo Rojo, Arecibo, Cayey, Ponce, and Fajardo. This 7-day Puerto Rico Itinerary will guide you through the experience.
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Have fun on these Puerto Rico tours!
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