
Old San Juan San Juan, Puerto Rico Travel Guide
Hostels/Guesthouses: $40-$100 per night. Boutique Hotels: $150-$350. Luxury Hotels: $350-$600+. Street Food: $5-$12 per dish. Casual Restaurants: $15-$30 per person. Fine Dining: $70-$150+ per person.
Public Bus (AMA): $0.75 per trip. Taxi (airport to Old San Juan): $19-$21. Ride-sharing (Uber/Lyft): $15-$25. El Morro & San Cristóbal Forts: $10 (valid for A single week at the two sites).
15-20% of the total bill for good service.
$1-$2 per drink, or 15-20% of the total bar bill.
15-20% appreciated for good service, not absolutely mandatory.
$1-$5 per service (e.g., per bag for bellhops, per night for housekeepers).
15-20% of the tour cost, or $10-$20 per person for a half--day tour.
These figures aid in planning your spending, excluding international flights.
Accommodation: $40-$70. Meals: $20-$40. Transportation: $5-$15. Activities: $0-$20. Total: $65-$145.
Accommodation: $100-$200. Meals: $40-$80. Transportation: $15-$40. Activities: $20-$60. Total: $175-$380.
Accommodation: $250+. Meals: $80+. Transportation: $50+. Activities: $60+. Total: $440+.
We strongly suggest comprehensive travel insurance. Policies often cover trip cancellation, medical emergencies, medical evacuation in an emergency, plus lost bags.
Awareness of potential concerns and knowing how to access services aids in managing unforeseen circumstances.
No specific vaccinations are required for entry to The Island of enchantment. However, health organizations recommend ensuring your routine vaccinations are up-to-date before any international travel.
San Juan possesses medical facilities, hospitals, and pharmacies that deliver care comparable to the U.S. Mainland. Many doctors and medical staff communicate in English.
The Historic District of san juan is considered safe for tourists. Like any popular destination, petty crime may occur.
Puerto Rico lies in an active seismic zone, with minor tremors occurring periodically.
Call 911 for police, fire, or medical emergencies. This is the universal emergency number.
If swimming at beaches, know of rip currents. Always swim near lifeguards and heed warning flags.
Report lost/stolen passports to local police immediately, then get in touch with your nation's's embassy for assistance.
We highly recommend travel insurance for all travelers visiting The Historic District of san juan. A full policy delivers protection for various unforeseen events.