Whether you're looking to try your hand at surfing in Rincón or would rather take in local culture in Old San Juan, the beautiful island of Puerto Rico has something for every group of spring breakers. Pack your sunscreen and start researching flights-the beaches, nightlife, and buzzing bars and restaurants of Puerto Rico await. What are you waiting for?
Spring Break in Puerto Rico: Top Accommodations
Top 5 Cities to Visit for Spring Break in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico's towns and cities are quite diverse, so you'll want to do a bit of research before settling on a final destination for you and your group on this stunning Caribbean island. No matter what warm-weather pleasure you're seeking on spring break, however, you'll likely find it here. Puerto Rico offers terrific beaches, warm water, nature preserves, shopping, and great local cuisine as soon as you arrive.
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1. San Juan
Centrally located on the north side of the island on the Atlantic, San Juan is Puerto Rico's capital and most populous city. If you're looking for a nightlife-filled trip, consider accommodation near the Isla Verde area, which offers an ample choice of bars, clubs, and casinos. For a cultural interlude, be sure to visit Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a 16th-century Spanish fort. While San Juan offers great beaches, it's also where to head for spring break if you plan to go shopping or to the theater.
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2. Dorado
Just west of San Juan is the pretty area of Dorado. Head here for chic resorts, a plentiful choice of uncrowded beaches, and the Bosque de Pterocarpus nature preserve.
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3. Boquerón
For a relaxed spring break in Puerto Rico with plenty of beach time, head to this quiet town on the west side of the island. Enjoy tranquil beaches on the mostly calm waters of the Bahia de Boquerón bay, try your hand at jet skiing, and visit the beautiful Boquerón National Park.
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4. Rincón
Situated on the far west of the island, this town is known as a surfer's paradise. Come here to hit the waves on Domes Beach and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Rincón is also treasured as one of the less-developed, more natural towns on the island, yet it offers plentiful independent restaurants, cafes, and shops.
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5. Fajardo
Head to the city of Fajardo on the eastern side of the island for nature and water sports. Visit a historic lighthouse and a bioluminescent lagoon at the Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve, hike in El Yunque National Forest, and then try your hand at sailing just off Seven Seas Beach. If you're looking for an active spring break in Puerto Rico, you'll find it in Fajardo.