Private Puerto Rico tours, your way.

Yes. Request a private tour for your group and tell us your travel date, group size, and interests. We’ll follow up about guide availability and itinerary options.

Meet your guide in Old San Juan for a 2–4 hour walking tour. If you’d like private transportation, ask about a 2–4 hour outing, a 5–6 hour half day, or a 7–9 hour full day. Depending on timing, possible stops include El Morro, San Cristóbal, the San Juan Cathedral, and Paseo de la Princesa.

The route can include hills and uneven cobblestones. Share your preferred pace, mobility needs, or requests for breaks so we can discuss route options and confirm what’s feasible.

Tell us what interests you about Loíza’s Afro-Puerto Rican history, art, food, or bomba. You can also ask about pairing an Old San Juan walk with Piñones beach and a waterfall stop in Loíza, or combining Loíza and Piñones with El Yunque. We’ll confirm the stops and activities available for your date.

Use these sample routes as a starting point. Your itinerary depends on your date, group, and how much time you have.

• Rainforest and coast. Pair El Yunque with Luquillo Beach, or return through Loíza and stop at the Piñones food kiosks.
• Mountains and the south coast. Stop for lechón in Guavate, pass through Cayey, and explore Ponce. You can also ask about starting the day with a walk in Old San Juan.
• Caves and waterfalls. Ask about Charco Azul, or a cave and waterfall outing in Morovis followed by a beach stop in Vega Baja.
• Coffee country. Ask about a working coffee farm in Ciales, a waterfall stop, and lunch in the mountains.

Yes. A two-day example pairs El Yunque and Luquillo Beach on one day with a Charco Azul cave and waterfall outing on another. A four-day example includes Old San Juan, a rainforest and museum outing, Charco Azul, and a beach day with stops such as Escambrón and Piñones. Ask about airport pickup and hotel drop-off if you’d like to start touring on arrival day.

Yes. If you’re arriving early, ask about a private tour the day before sailing, with hotel pickup or SJU pickup and hotel drop-off. On embarkation day, a short Old San Juan outing with cruise-terminal drop-off may fit. Share your hotel or flight details and your cruise line’s check-in window so we can see what’s practical.

Yes. For a short port stop, ask about a guided Old San Juan walk near the waterfront. With more time ashore, ask about Loíza and Piñones. El Yunque is best discussed when you have a longer window, such as a full day before sailing. We’ll check the route against your ship’s schedule.

Share your ship, assigned pier, when you can go ashore, and your ship’s published all-aboard time. We’ll use those details to allow time for the return trip and traffic. Recheck the all-aboard time onboard before going ashore and tell your guide if it changes.

Ask about cruise-port pickup, a guided Old San Juan walk, a lunch stop at a local restaurant, luggage handling, and airport drop-off. Share your ship, luggage count, and flight time so we can check the schedule and confirm the stops and arrangements for your group.

Tell us which language your group prefers. We’ll confirm guide availability when we discuss your itinerary.