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TBEX Puerto Rico will have both Pre-FAM Trips and Post-FAM Trips. Please be mindful of the dates when applying. FAM Trips participants are selected through an application process, only a select few attendees are accepted to these trips. Each destination looks for specific criteria, this may not always be based on numbers. Please make sure you can attend a FAM Trip before you apply. Our host spend a lot of time and effort on these trips and it is expected if you apply and are accepted you will participate.
FAM Applications will close April 5th. FAM applications are NOW CLOSED
Destination #1 Pre FAM Trip
Arts & Culture– San Juan, Ponce and Loiza
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 6th – 9th, if arriving on July 6th airport pickup can be arranged, if you are already in San Juan the meeting spot will be the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 9th return to the Sheraton, San Juan.
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack walking shoes and sun protection.
Puerto Rico’s culture is a colorful tapestry of old and new, mixing Indigenous, Spanish and African traditions. You’ll find expressions of that cultural mix all around the island – from art museums to vibrant murals, from bomba dance lessons to lively festivals that fill the streets. On this trip, you will experience personalized tours of galleries, street art projects and cultural experiences all around the island.
Description: Puerto Rico’s culture is a colorful tapestry of old and new, mixing Indigenous,
Spanish and African traditions. You’ll find expressions of that cultural mix all around the island –
from art museums to vibrant murals, from bomba dance lessons to lively festivals that fill the
streets. On this trip, you will experience personalized tours of galleries, street art projects and
cultural experiences all around the island.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with a
dinner at Santurce. Santurce offers a window into a colorful, free-spirited neighborhood that
invites you to immerse yourself in the artistic heartbeat of the island. Located south of
Condado, Santurce is enjoying a “renaissance”, including an influx of new restaurants, shops,
galleries, museums, and more. To learn more about Santurce, click here.
Day 2: Discover Loiza and learn how to dance Bomba! A few minutes outside of San Juan and
just past touristy Isla Verde is the town of Loíza. It’s best known for its traditional vejigante
masks (folklore characters seen in Puerto Rican festivals) and the beachside community
of Piñones, where you can get some of the best fritters in the region. But what makes Loíza
distinct from any other part of Puerto Rico is the rich African heritage that permeates its
identity. The town was settled in the 16th century by members of the Yoruba tribe who were
brought to the Island as slaves. Nowadays, most of the music, dance, culinary traditions, and art
within Loíza is Afro-Puerto Rican. It also has the largest Black population of any town on the
Island. To learn more about Loiza, click here.
For dinner, you will experience La Placita! For over a century, La Plaza del Mercado de
Santurce – locally known as La Placita – has served as the farmer’s market of the Santurce
neighborhood of San Juan. During the day, when the main building is open, stands overflow
with fruits and vegetables. There’s a tobacco kiosk (look up to see the longest cigar in the world
hanging from the rafters), a butcher, and Puerto Rican restaurants serving lunch. The pace of
life is slow, and older folks sit around the square playing dominos. But when the sun goes down
and the market shuts its doors, the streets around La Placita come to life. Locals and visitors
arrive in droves and music starts to play around every corner. In just a few city blocks, you’ll
find high-end restaurants and bars next to chinchorros (inexpensive bar-restaurants), craft
cocktails and Medalla beer, people dancing salsa in the streets, and so much more.
Day 3: Explore Ponce and their arts culture! The Ciudad Señorial of Ponce is located on Puerto
Rico’s south coast, and is nicknamed “the Pearl of the South” for its many historical and cultural
attractions. It is the second-largest city on the Island (after San Juan) and it’s also known as the
“Museum City” due to its abundance of museums. To read more about Ponce, click here.
For dinner, the trip will include a Farewell gathering at the property.
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the conference.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #2 Pre FAM Trip
Beaches – Ponce, Lajas, Rincon and Cabo Rojo
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 6th – 9th, if arriving on July 6th airport pickup can be arranged, if you are already in San Juan the meeting spot will be the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 9th return to the Sheraton, San Juan.
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack swimwear, towel, walking shoes and sun protection. This tours involves water activities.
Though we tend to focus on the Island beyond the shores, this beach-centered FAM will allow attendees to visit beaches throughout the Island and experience traditional beach towns. Also, the FAM will offer water activities to leverage the Island’s beautiful ecosystems.
Beaches FAM
Though we tend to focus on the Island beyond the shores, this beach-centered FAM will allow
attendees to visit beaches throughout the Island and experience traditional beach towns. Also,
the FAM will offer water activities to leverage the Island’s beautiful ecosystems.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with a
dinner at La Parguera.
Day 2: : Explore La Parguera! Blue skies above your head and water all around you — life
sounds pretty good at La Parguera. Bountiful coral reefs, tropical fish, a bioluminescent bay,
and the perfect on-the-water adventure is waiting for you in Lajas, a town in the south of Puerto Rico with an array of fun aquatic experiences everywhere you turn. From fishing to
scuba diving, kayaking, and simply relaxing, there are many ways to explore and enjoy all the
underwater treasures the Island offers. To learn more about La Parguera, click here.
During the night, the group will experience the Bio Bay. A trip to Lajas will not be complete if
you don’t visit La Parguera Bioluminescent Bay. After your day at the beach, head back to your
parador or vacation rental and get ready for the experience of a lifetime. At the bio bay, you’ll
witness the magical spectacle of glow-in-the-dark water as you kayak or paddle through the
water. This portion of La Parguera is one of the three bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico, and
one of five in the entire world. Some guided tours provide you with equipment so you can dive
and swim after dark (this is the only bio bay where swimming is allowed), or you can book a
crystal bottom kayak to see the “stars” underwater.
Day 3: Enjoy Rincon and learn how to surf! A trip to Lajas will not be complete if you don’t
visit La Parguera Bioluminescent Bay. After your day at the beach, head back to your parador
or vacation rental and get ready for the experience of a lifetime. At the bio bay, you’ll witness
the magical spectacle of glow-in-the-dark water as you kayak or paddle through the water. This
portion of La Parguera is one of the three bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico, and one of five in
the entire world. Some guided tours provide you with equipment so you can dive and swim
after dark (this is the only bio bay where swimming is allowed), or you can book a crystal
bottom kayak to see the “stars” underwater.
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the conference.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #3 Pre FAM Trip
Coffee & Sustainability– San Juan, Cabo Rojo, Ponce
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 6th – 9th, if arriving on July 6th airport pickup can be arranged, if you are already in San Juan the meeting spot will be the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 9th return to the Sheraton, San Juan.
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack walking shoes and sun protection.
Puerto Rico produces some of the world’s best coffee! It is not a flex, it’s a fact. By the late 1800s, the Island’s main export was its gourmet coffee; yes, some haciendas and places still have the receipts and letters to prove it. During this FAM, attendees will visit different coffee haciendas with sustainability projects and activities around this topic to highlight outdoor attractions and the Island’s coffee culture.
Coffee & Sustainability FAM -Puerto Rico produces some of the world’s best coffee! It is not a flex, it’s a fact. By the late 1800s, the Island’s main export was its gourmet coffee; yes, some haciendas and places still
have the receipts and letters to prove it. During this FAM, attendees will visit different coffee
haciendas with sustainability projects and activities around this topic to highlight outdoor
attractions and the Island’s coffee culture.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with a
dinner at a Farm-to-Table inspired restaurant in San Juan.
Day 2: Explore La Parguera! Blue skies above your head and water all around you — life sounds
pretty good at La Parguera. Bountiful coral reefs, tropical fish, a bioluminescent bay, and the
perfect on-the-water adventure is waiting for you in Lajas, a town in the south of Puerto Rico
with an array of fun aquatic experiences everywhere you turn. From fishing to scuba diving,
kayaking, and simply relaxing, there are many ways to explore and enjoy all the underwater
treasures the Island offers.
Day 3: Visit a Coffee Hacienda in the South! Imagine breathing in the crisp morning air on a
verdant mountainside as you wander through a centuries-old plantation house overlooking
gorgeous scenery. Now picture the rays of the sun on your face as you inhale the sweet notes
of freshly milled coffee. Take a tour and experience what it was like to be in Puerto Rico during the 1800s, when coffee was one of the island’s most important agricultural products. Get a detailed lesson on coffee
production, history, and – more importantly, how to taste coffee like an expert. You’ll visit the
fields where coffee plants are grown, walk through the coffee processing plant, learn about
how the beans are roasted, then finish your day off sipping some of Puerto Rico’s finest
gourmet coffee.
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the conference.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #4 Pre-FAM Trip
Wellness – San Juan, Hatillo, Barceloneta, Arecibo, Cabo Rojo
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 6th – 9th, if arriving on July 6th airport pickup can be arranged, if you are already in San Juan the meeting spot will be the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 9th return to the Sheraton, San Juan.
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack, swimwear, active wear and sun protection. This trip involves yoga and horseback riding.
Rest and relaxation come naturally in Puerto Rico, where an appreciation for the beauty and magic of our island is part of the Boricua way of life. Puerto Rico’s many fine spas are waiting to pamper you with blissful treatments in gorgeous settings. Through this trip, you’ll also discover ways to nourish body and soul in the great outdoors with wellness experiences around the northeast area of the Island.
FAM Trips
Wellness FAM
Rest and relaxation come naturally in Puerto Rico, where an appreciation for the beauty and
magic of our island is part of the Boricua way of life. Puerto Rico’s many fine spas are waiting to
pamper you with blissful treatments in gorgeous settings. Through this trip, you’ll also discover ways to nourish body and soul in the great outdoors with wellness experiences around the
northeast area of the Island.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with a
Yoga session and a welcome dinner at the property.
Day 2: Enjoy a Wellness Retreat Experience in the east of the Island. Rest and relaxation come
naturally in Puerto Rico, where an appreciation for the beauty and magic of our Island is part of
the Boricua way of life. Puerto Rico’s many fine spas are waiting to pamper you with blissful
treatments in gorgeous settings. You’ll discover many more ways to nourish body and soul in
Puerto Rico’s great outdoors.
Day 3: Discover Isabela and enjoy the west coast of the Island. Isabela is the type of beach
town you visit for the weekend to get away from hectic urban life. The beaches accommodate
surfers, swimmers, and snorkelers. There’s a state forest for hiking, camping, and lake activities,
and there are even luxury resorts with exceptional cocktails. This town has something for
everybody, as long as your goal is to relax and unwind. T
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the conference.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #5 Post-FAM Trip
Gastronomy – San Juan, Loiza, Cayey, Caguas
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 13th – Departs from the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 16th – Morning return to San Juan airport
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack walking shoes and sun protection.
From seaside kiosks to fine dining, the Island’s chefs are reinventing those beloved abuelita recipes and caring for the people through food. You’ll taste that Boricua passion as you follow your appetite (and curiosity) across Puerto Rico. The Island’s cocktail scene has evolved with equal care. Puerto Rico is the birthplace of the piña colada, and you’ll find that an innovative approach to refreshing drinks continues to this day — whether it’s one of the world’s top bars in Old San Juan, a brewery tour, a tasting of local rums, or a poolside cocktail. During this trip, attendees will discover Puerto Rico through the gastronomy and cocktails scene.
Gastronomy FAM From seaside kiosks to fine dining, the Island’s chefs are reinventing those
beloved abuelita recipes and caring for the people through food. You’ll taste
that Boricua passion as you follow your appetite (and curiosity) across Puerto Rico. The Island’s
cocktail scene has evolved with equal care. Puerto Rico is the birthplace of the piña colada, and
you’ll find that an innovative approach to refreshing drinks continues to this day — whether it’s
one of the world’s top bars in Old San Juan, a brewery tour, a tasting of local rums, or a
poolside cocktail. During this trip, attendees will discover Puerto Rico through the gastronomy
and cocktails scene.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with
lunch at a Frutos del Guacabo, followed by Check in at the property and a welcome dinner. Frutos del Guacabo is a family business that arose as a response to the need of its founders to
reinvent themselves in 2010. Since then, its continuous evolution and development have made
it one of the undeniable references in the island’s gastronomy industry. Besides being a
production space, it is also a meeting point where culinary agriculture is promoted through a
“Farm to Table” experience. Chefs, waiters, diners, and students exchange their knowledge and
experiences to continue developing the gastronomy of the island.
Day 2: Chinchorreo Experience through the mountains. Every weekend, the mountain town of
Cayey receives droves of visitors, both locals and tourists, that come to enjoy traditional food,
live music and dancing, and a party atmosphere in an area known as Guavate. Drive along
Route 184 up the mountain where you’ll find lechonera after lechonera serving slow-roasted
whole pork (also chicken), heaping portions of rice and pigeon peas, yuca al mojo, mofongo,
and other traditional Puerto Rican dishes. The lechón asado was declared a Puerto Rican
gastronomic heritage.
Day 3: Coffee Hacienda Tour & a Cooking Class. Imagine breathing in the crisp morning air on a
verdant mountainside as you wander through a centuries-old plantation house overlooking
gorgeous scenery. Now picture the rays of the sun on your face as you inhale the sweet notes
of freshly milled coffee. Take a tour and experience what it was like to be in Puerto Rico during the 1800s, when coffee was one of the island’s most important agricultural products. Get a detailed lesson on coffee
production, history, and – more importantly, how to taste coffee like an expert. You’ll visit the
fields where coffee plants are grown, walk through the coffee processing plant, learn about
how the beans are roasted, then finish your day off sipping some of Puerto Rico’s finest
gourmet coffee. To farewell dinner will be a cooking class at a local restaurant.
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the airport.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #6 Post-FAM Trip
Natural Wonders VIDEO FOCUSED TOUR- Rio Grande, Luquillo, Loiza, Fajardo
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 13th – Departs from the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 16th – Morning return to San Juan airport.
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack, swimwear, activewear and sun protection. This trip involves kayaking and a zipline park. This FAM will have a video focus, which will allow ample time to set up for video/drones. You will need a drone permit.
From farm tours to caving adventures, this adventure takes you to Puerto Rico’s treasured natural settings – coastal valleys, the island’s karst system, wetlands, mangroves, salt flats, coral reef reserves, bioluminescent bays and much more. This trip centers on outdoor experiences around the north and west areas of the island.
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Natural Wonders FAM -From farm tours to caving adventures, this adventure takes you to Puerto Rico’s treasured
natural settings – coastal valleys, the island’s karst system, wetlands, mangroves, salt flats, coral
reef reserves, bioluminescent bays and much more. This trip centers on outdoor experiences
around the north and west areas of the island.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with a
welcome dinner at the property.
Day 2: Discover Fajardo and drive your own boat! Fajardo is on the far eastern tip of Puerto
Rico and is only about 45 minutes away from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU).
Known for its breathtaking views, beautiful natural reserves, outstanding marinas, and stunning
hotels, this town is perfect as a home base for day trips to nearby islands and other laid-back
getaways. Fajardo is home to more than five marinas, including Puerto del Rey, which is the largest
marina in the Caribbean. You’ll also find the Laguna Grande Bioluminescent Bay, one of only five in the world; the Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve; and many other alluring places and
attractions. During this day, you will experience Fajardo’s nearby islands and cays by driving
your own boat.
Day 3: Ziplining through El Yunque and getting to know Loiza! What a better way to
complement your day trip to El Yunque than ziplining through beautiful green canopies? El
Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System but it is also a sacred
place in Puerto Rican culture. Many believe its name comes from the Taíno word Yuke, or
“white earth,” a reference to the clouds that gather around the forest’s mountainous peak;
others believe it derives from Yúcahu, the Taíno deity of fertility.
Today, this national treasure is an excellent destination if you want to immerse yourself in
nature. Here’s a look at some of the top things to see and do in El Yunque, from bathing in
natural pools beneath waterfalls to taking in the gorgeous scenery from its many hiking trails.
For the second part of the trip, you will visit Loiza! A few minutes outside of San Juan and just
past touristy Isla Verde is the town of Loíza. It’s best known for its traditional vejigante masks
(folklore characters seen in Puerto Rican festivals) and the beachside community of Piñones,
where you can get some of the best fritters in the region. But what makes Loíza distinct from
any other part of Puerto Rico is the rich African heritage that permeates its identity. The town
was settled in the 16th century by members of the Yoruba tribe who were brought to the Island
as slaves. Nowadays, most of the music, dance, culinary traditions, and art within Loíza is Afro-
Puerto Rican. It also has the largest Black population of any town on the Island. To learn more
about Loiza, click here.
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the airport.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #7 Post-FAM Trip
Rum & Cocoa: Heavenly Match – Fajardo, San Juan, Caguas, Catano, Juncos
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 13th – Departs from the Sheraton Hotel.
FAM End time and location
July 16th – Morning return to San Juan airport.
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please bring walking shoes and sun protection. This trip involves rum and chocolate!
The making of rum and chocolate is entrenched in Puerto Rican history. Rum production dates to the 15th century as a product of the sugar cane industry. This trip will highlight rum distilleries with a mix of cacao farms and sweet experiences, as you pair delicious local chocolate with Puerto Rican rum
Rum & Cocoa FAM – The making of rum and chocolate is entrenched in Puerto Rican history. Rum production dates
to the 15th century as a product of the sugar cane industry. This trip will highlight rum
distilleries with a mix of cacao farms and sweet experiences, as you pair delicious local
chocolate with Puerto Rican rum.
Day 1: Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip will start with a
dinner at La Placita. For over a century, La Plaza del Mercado de Santurce – locally known as La
Placita – has served as the farmer’s market of the Santurce neighborhood of San Juan. During
the day, when the main building is open, stands overflow with fruits and vegetables. There’s a
tobacco kiosk (look up to see the longest cigar in the world hanging from the rafters), a butcher,
and Puerto Rican restaurants serving lunch. The pace of life is slow, and older folks sit around
the square playing dominos. But when the sun goes down and the market shuts its doors, the
streets around La Placita come to life. Locals and visitors arrive in droves and music starts to
play around every corner. In just a few city blocks, you’ll find high-end restaurants and bars
next to chinchorros (inexpensive bar-restaurants), craft cocktails and Medalla beer, people
dancing salsa in the streets, and so much more.
Day 2: Discover Puerto Rico through chocolate and rum! The Island is green and sunny.
Beneath a grove of cacao trees, farmers harvest the first cacao fruits of summer. The 25-foot-
tall plants produce vibrant magenta pods filled with tiny brown beans.
When roasted in the sun, these beans — smaller than a pencil eraser — provide the bitter
decadence of espresso and the optimistic afterglow from caffeine. But if fermented, dried,
roasted, and ground, they also give us a treat famous worldwide: chocolate. After seeing all it
takes to make it, you’ll leave appreciating even the smallest square. During this day, you will
experience a visit to ChocoBar in Old San Juan and Casa Bacardi.
Day 3: Explore a Cacao Hacienda! Beneath dense canopies of green is Hacienda Chocolat, a
cacao farm near El Yunque rainforest. The glassy waters of the Atlantic Ocean lap in the
distance, just a short journey from the farm itself. Start your day in the field, where you can harvest cacao fruit for processing. After a tour, taste spiced hot chocolate and cacao marmalade, noting the plant’s distinct floral notes. Foodies may consider a separate wine and chocolate pairing class, while those interested in history may
consider learning about traded goods through a rum, tobacco, and chocolate tasting.
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the airport.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
Destination #8 Post-FAM Trip
Vieques & Bio Bay Adventure – San Juan, Viegues, Fajardo
Number of Guests
5
Number of Nights
3
FAM Start time and location
July 13th – Departs from the Sheraton Hotel. Fly to Viegues.
FAM End time and location
July 16th – Fly back to San Juan airport
Notes
Brief Description
Ground transportation, lodging, meals and activities provided. This tour is not ADA accessible. Please pack, swimwear, activewear and sun protection. This trip involves snorkeling. This trip has flights to Vieques and Ceiba.
The stunning island of Vieques, just six miles off the coast of the main island, is home to a pristine wildlife refuge and the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay. This trip will allow you to experience Vieques through its many different attractions and unique gastronomy experiences.
Vieques & Bio Bay Adventure
The stunning island of Vieques, just six miles off the coast of the main island, is home to a
pristine wildlife refuge and the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay. This trip will allow you to
experience Vieques through its many different attractions and unique gastronomy experiences.
Day 1: Fly to Vieques, Check in at property and Welcome Dinner. After you check in, the trip
will start with a dinner at a local restaurant in Vieques.
Day 2: Explore Vieques and take a sip of their Rum! The biggest of the islands sometimes
referred to as the Spanish Virgin Islands, Vieques lies six miles southeast of the Puerto Rico
mainland. The Puerto Rican poet Luis Llorens Torres dubbed it la Isla Nena (“Little Girl Island”),
alluding to its perception as Puerto Rico’s little sister. Vieques offers breathtaking scenery, unparalleled beauty, adventurous spaces, and laid-back experiences. The trade winds that blow directly over the island also provide a perfectly tropical marine climate with minimal temperature fluctuations.
This day will finish with dinner and the Bio Bay Tour. Recognized in 2006 by Guinness World
Records as the brightest bioluminescent bay in the world, Mosquito Bay in Vieques captivates
with its beauty and pristine setting. The bay’s mesmerizing brightness is due to the large
concentration of dinoflagellates – a quantity that was inexplicably doubled after Hurricane
María – ranging from an average of 1,000,000 to 2,100,000 per gallon of water. The lack of light
pollution surrounding the Natural Reserve of Mosquito Bay and the mangrove swamps that
feed the plankton make this natural spectacle one of Puerto Rico’s true wonders.
Day 3: Fly back to San Juan and enjoy the farewell dinner at Old San Juan. To enjoy the last
day of the trip, the group will fly back to San Juan. Check in at a property and enjoy the farewell
dinner at Old San Juan. For 500 years, the so-called walled city of Old San Juan has been
enchanting its visitors with impressive fortifications, towering walls, open plazas, hidden patios,
and cobblestone streets that will make you feel as if you’ve traveled back in time. Still, the city
never looked so passionate, bold, and enticing!
Day 4: Check out and transfer to the airport.
Note: Activities and restaurants are subject to change and are not final. Please note the
weather may impact on some of the activities included within this preliminary itinerary.
