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Boricua is the term used to refer to those born and raised in Puerto Rico. But Boricua is much more. It's a free spirit, exotic flavour, rhythm... A different way of life, a vibrant culture... Puerto Rico is also its beautiful beaches, rich cuisine, adventure and much more. Discover Puerto Rico.
Think of this region as the "urban centre" of Puerto Rico where history and culture come together with the bustling city life. The metropolitan region covers seven municipalities (including San Juan) and has more than 500 years of history and evolution. From historic sites to vibrant nightclubs, innovative restaurants, food truck parks, and dozens of accommodation options ranging from modern to historic. Here culture mixes with city life.
Known for its limestone hills, this region is marked by the northern karst, a protected landscape with unique peaks that overlook green forests. Discover stunning cave systems, secluded beaches and luxury resorts.
In the Eastern region you'll discover hidden beaches, the only tropical forest in the US National Forest System, two bioluminiscent bays, world-renowned beaches and stunning cays. It's a perfect mix of rural and coastal living, with a touch of "chinchorreo" (visiting kiosks to sample local delicacies).
Far from the coast, the mountainous region is distinguished by its pristine landscapes and agriculture. Coffee plantations, rum distilleries, impressive caves, rivers and incomparable natural beauty abound here, making this region a destination for adventure lovers. The flavour of the mountains is reflected in their distinctive version of Puerto Rican cuisine, with cuts of meat cooked over charcoal, a variety of rice and fried foods.
If you're looking for a vibrant atmosphere with Puerto Rican pride, the south of the island has it all. Soak up the colourful historical architecture, museums, galleries, street art, carnivals and festivals and relax in the calm waters of the Caribbean Sea, ideal for boating and outdoor activities.
Take advantage of the most mesmerising waves and sunsets in the western region of Puerto Rico. With a laid-back atmosphere, pristine beaches and exciting water sports, the west is the surfing capital of the Caribbean and the perfect place to unplug from the routine and reconnect with your inner peace. Its eclectic gastronomy allows you to enjoy everything from restaurants on the beaches to food trucks with their rich variety of flavours.
Puerto Rico is home to major attractions such as delicious food, exuberant nature and rich culture. But this Caribbean island is also synonymous with active tourism. Challenge yourself and experience it.
Food is an essential part of Puerto Rican culture, combining Spanish, African and Taino influences. Taste iconic dishes such as mofongo, tostones, roast pork, pasteles and rice with beans.
From beaches like Flamenco in Culebra to the only tropical forest in the US National System, not to mention three of the world's five bioluminescent bays, Puerto Rico has an incomparable geographical diversity.
Puerto Rico vibrates in every artistic expression. It's the cradle of musical genres like bomba, plena, salsa and reggaeton, while the Santurce district is home to fascinating museums, art galleries and street art.
Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States and the smallest, easternmost island of the Greater Antilles. With 76 municipalities in the interior and two nearby islands, the archipelago is located between the Dominican Republic and the Virgin Islands and is divided into six regions. Puerto Rico has a tropical climate.
The Island maintains temperatures between the 70s and 90s Fahrenheit (20s to 30s Celsius) year-round, with dips to the 60s (15-20 Celsius) in the central mountains during the winter months.
As a territory of the United States, Puerto Rico uses the US dollar as its official currency and its official languages are Spanish and English.
