Puerto Rico People + Water sports pictures

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Discover pristine beaches, explore caves and hiking trails, and immerse yourself in the relaxed local culture of this Caribbean island.

Marvel at a historic lighthouse on the southwestern tip of Puerto Rico, where the still-working tower offers spectacular views of the Morrillos Peninsula.

Stroll along the coastal boulevard and visit the collection of shops and restaurants on the main strip in the charming town.

Walk through the labyrinthine streets of Puerto Rico’s second-largest city and you’ll find richly decorated colonial architecture, museums and pretty fountains.

This cosmopolitan area of San Juan is a great place to experience the relaxed, contemporary culture of Puerto Rico.

Discover pristine beaches, explore caves and hiking trails, and immerse yourself in the relaxed local culture of this Caribbean island.

Walk through the labyrinthine streets of Puerto Rico’s second-largest city and you’ll find richly decorated colonial architecture, museums and pretty fountains.

Peruse Pre-Raphaelite treasures, European artworks and Puerto Rican masterpieces in the light-filled galleries in one of the largest art museums in the Caribbean.

Stroll along the coastal boulevard and visit the collection of shops and restaurants on the main strip in the charming town.

Stroll along the coastal boulevard and visit the collection of shops and restaurants on the main strip in the charming town.

Take a ferry from the main island to this terminal, which serves as the gateway to the stunning beaches of Vieques.

Stroll along the coastal boulevard and visit the collection of shops and restaurants on the main strip in the charming town.

Walk through the labyrinthine streets of Puerto Rico’s second-largest city and you’ll find richly decorated colonial architecture, museums and pretty fountains.

Stroll along the coastal boulevard and visit the collection of shops and restaurants on the main strip in the charming town.

A tiny fort that saved San Juan from invasion by the British now offers a rich history, sweeping views and an interesting museum.

A tiny fort that saved San Juan from invasion by the British now offers a rich history, sweeping views and an interesting museum.

Sample local street food or doze under a palm tree on this picturesque stretch of coast.

Learn about the history and culture of North, South and Central America at this museum housed in a former Spanish Army barracks.

Peruse Pre-Raphaelite treasures, European artworks and Puerto Rican masterpieces in the light-filled galleries in one of the largest art museums in the Caribbean.

White-sands, beautifully clear water and excellent water sports make this beach one of the most popular in Puerto Rico. 

Stroll along the coastal boulevard and visit the collection of shops and restaurants on the main strip in the charming town.

The official residence of the governor of Puerto Rico is a vast mansion and fortress that is open to the public on guided tours.