Puerto Rico
Focus on lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, rayon, or quick-dry synthetics. These materials contribute to comfort in high humidity and warm temperatures. Pack an ample supply of shorts, t-shirts, tank tops, sundresses, and light skirts for daytime.
Beachwear suits beaches and immediate coastal areas. For venturing into town, stores, or restaurants, wearing cover-ups over Swimwear remains appropriate. Modesty applies in more formal establishments or religious sites.
Flip-flops and Sandals suit beach lounging. For rocky beaches, tide pools, or coral snorkeling, Water shoes are important for foot protection.
Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers remain important for exploring town, boardwalks, or general sightseeing.
For hiking trails (like Survival Beach), sturdy closed-toe shoes or Light hiking boots have our recommendation. Trails can present uneven, muddy, or rocky surfaces.
Organized and accessible documents prevent travel complications. Carry both printed and digital copies for backup.
Puerto Rico uses 120V, 60Hz electricity, identical to the continental U.S. Outlets use Type A and B plugs. U.S. Mobile carriers typically operate without roaming charges. International travelers should ensure unlocked phones for local SIM cards.
Capture your memories with the right equipment. Humidity and sea spray can quickly affect image quality, so Microfiber cleaning cloths for lenses are useful.
Google Maps/Waze for navigation (download offline maps). Uber for ride-sharing. Google Translate for Spanish (offline language pack). Weather apps for planning outdoor activities. NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure browsing.
Regularly back up photos and important documents to cloud storage (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox). Consider bringing an External hard drive or USB stick for redundant backups of your photos and videos.
TSA-approved luggage locks for checked bags. A Money belt or RFID-blocking wallet for cash, cards, and passport.
A prepared health kit adds comfort and addresses minor issues quickly. Customize your First aid kit for destination-specific needs.
The tropical environment of Aguadilla calls for diligent protection from sun and insects to ensure a comfortable journey.
While rental gear is available, bringing your own Snorkeling mask and snorkel ensures a comfortable fit and better hygiene. Fins can typically be rented locally.
If you are an experienced surfer bringing your own board, a good quality board bag appears essential. Otherwise, surfboards and paddleboards remain readily available for rent from local shops.
For hiking, a daypack for water, snacks, and personal items. A reusable water bottle remains a must. For beach days, protect your electronics from water and sand.
Small items that add comfort and security to your trip can make a big difference. Plan for comfortable journeys and secure your valuables.
Embrace sustainable travel practices with these reusable essentials. Minimizing waste contributes positively to the local environment.
Saves space and minimizes wrinkles.
Organizes items and compresses space.
Avoids unexpected airline fees.
Bring versatile items that layer well.
Opt for versatile clothing and multi-purpose items to minimize luggage while maximizing options for different situations.
