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I was genuinely surprised by how pleasant and well-organized the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport was! From the moment we arrived, everything went incredibly smoothly. Absolutely all the staff we interacted with were extremely friendly, helpful and polite. The airport is very well organized, and you can tell that everyone knows exactly what they are doing. When we arrived, our checked luggage came out surprisingly quickly, which was a huge plus after a long flight. On departure, we waited no more than about 10 minutes to check in and drop off our luggage, and the security control was just as fast and efficient. For such a busy international airport, I was honestly impressed by how little time we spent waiting. I also really liked the area after security, especially the Duty Free section. There are many shops selling traditional Puerto Rican souvenirs and local products, which gives the airport a much more authentic and welcoming feeling. It was actually nice to have some time to browse and pick up a few last souvenirs before leaving. Overall, this was one of the most pleasant airport experiences we have had. Friendly staff, excellent organization, quick baggage handling and a nice selection of traditional shops — everything made the journey much easier and more enjoyable. I would happily travel through this airport again! ✈️🇵🇷🌴

One of my least favorite airports. The restaurants are a mix of American fast food: dominoes, popeyes; international fare: ramen, Spanish; and gas station food. And it's so expensive. Yes airports are expensive, but it's expensive and unsatisfying. Then the duty free is a waste of time. You can get the same items on the island and just pack it in your bag and save a bunch of money. And the security is super relaxed. I have a subdermal device that always get me pat down. I went through, they asked if I had a necklace, I said yes, and they cleared me. The airport isn't bad, it's just not good and spending time there isn't fun.

I was flying out of Terminal A at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, and honestly the experience getting in was rough. With everything going on around the government shutdown, TSA was extremely slow—long lines and pretty chaotic just to get through the initial checkpoint. Definitely give yourself extra time. The airport itself feels older and a bit worn down. It could really use a refresh. That said, once you’re inside, there are actually a lot of solid food options for breakfast and lunch, plus some good shopping and local snacks. On the bright side, flights seem to run pretty smoothly and leave on time, which helps make up for the hassle getting in. Not my favorite airport, but it gets the job done for the area.

Arriving at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport was a good experience. The airport was clean, organized, and easy to get around. Signs for baggage claim and transportation were clear. My luggage came out quickly, and the whole process was smooth from landing to exit. A nice first impression of Puerto Rico!!

Got to the airport around midnight. Ready to navigate clean airport. Bathroom were clean. Uber pick up was from B 19-20 area. Since landed in PR, its been a great experience.

Amazing experience! We were absolutely blown away by the exceptional service and attention to detail. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel genuinely welcomed. The menu was to die for, every dish was beautifully prepared and full of incredible flavor. Our waitress, Ilaine, was outstanding. She was kind, professional, attentive, and knew the menu inside and out. Her recommendations were spot on and made our dining experience even more memorable. We were also pleasantly surprised by a visit from the Executive Chef, Edimar. Taking the time to personally check on us and ensure we were enjoying both the food and our time on the island meant so much. His passion and hospitality truly shined through. My husband (Manny) and I left beyond happy and grateful for such a memorable evening. We can’t wait to return the next time we’re in Puerto Rico. Highly recommended! ⭐️🇵🇷

The food was utterly impeccable. We had a total of 10 courses and everything was a 9/10. The highlights of our meal were the Short-Ribs over Gnocchi, and the Goat Cheese Salad (w/ Hearts of Palm, Beats and Homemade Goat Cheese). Dessert was especially delicious with the irresistible chocolate cake which we enjoyed after hearing it was so good. The tuna tartar was also particularly amazing and quite unique in the plating and technique. Likewise, we enjoyed a number of cocktails from a classic dirty martini to a jalapeño infused mocktail. All of the drinks were delectable. The service was equally amazing. The servers were very attentive though not overbearing. We were able to enjoy our meal and feel like they were around to answer any unique questions that we had. They were truly informed of the chef‘s craft and we even enjoyed a take-home recipe card. The atmosphere of the restaurant can only be described as upscale tranquility. We sat in a bed of pillows and noticed some guests were even provided blankets. The lighting was dim, but a very intimate mood light which set a romantic mood for our couples night. This is an experience you absolutely have to enjoy. We will be back whenever we are in San Juan and in need of the best culinary experience in the city. please note - If you would like to be guaranteed a spot, absolutely reserve, we were lucky and able to put in one a week prior.

Exceptional experience. All the dishes have a unique attention to detail in both presentation and taste and… TOP RATED SERVICE! Yehimir was really attentive and constantly checked on me to confirm everything was up to standards. She even paid attention to reactions. I looked worried when mentioned about many spicy dishes in the menu, and she checked with me if the spice level was good for me! She gave a delightful recommendation about which drink to pair my first spicy dish too, went perfect! Also interacted with other staff members and they were really kind too. Truly recommended! * Note: some pics already had a bite on them but everything looks delish as you can see ✨

We had an experience to have dinner here, all 5 course meal. Everyone enjoyed their food and service was excellent. Probably not suitable for vegetarians. Initial courses were quite salty but hotel staff including assistant manager were very accommodating and they actually came up with dish completely off menu and served and was very good. I left happy from there being vegetarian. Overall had great experience, had great deserts.

This is a Michelin Star restaurant if anywhere else located. Beautiful presentation of elevated Spanish and Puerto Rican dishes. Great menu. Excellent wine list. Really great dinning experience. Perfect service.

I visited La Placita de Santurce and honestly, it was one of the most authentic and complete experiences I’ve had in Puerto Rico. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere pulls you in. During the day it feels like a traditional local market, but at night it completely transforms into a vibrant hotspot full of music, lights, and energy. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a relaxed meal or an amazing nightlife experience. The food was excellent. There’s a wide variety of options: traditional Puerto Rican dishes, fresh seafood, meats, fried favorites, and even more modern choices. Everything I tried was flavorful, well-prepared, and generous in portion. Service overall was very good. Even though it gets busy, especially at night, the staff was attentive and efficient. People are friendly and the environment feels welcoming. What truly makes this place special is the atmosphere. Live music, DJs, people dancing in the streets, tourists and locals all together—it’s a perfect mix of culture, fun, and authenticity. You really feel the true essence of Puerto Rico. Prices are reasonable for the experience, and you can enjoy yourself without overspending, especially if you go with a group. Overall, La Placita de Santurce is a must-visit if you’re in San Juan. Perfect for food, fun, and a true local vibe. I would definitely come back.

La Placita de Santurce is always alive. There’s so much energy in this place,music everywhere, amazing food, and people genuinely enjoying themselves. Everyone looks happy, and the vibe is just contagious. I absolutely love it. It’s so much fun every single time. What makes it even better is that there’s something for every type of crowd. Whether you’re looking for chill drinks, great food, dancing, or a full party atmosphere, you’ll find your spot here. It’s one of those places where no matter what day of the week you go, it’s still a good time. Ubers are affordable, which makes getting there and back super easy. And if you grab something to eat or drink, you can usually use the restroom at the restaurants, some places don’t even make a big deal about it, which is really nice. Overall, this place is amazing. I always find myself coming back. If you’re in Puerto Rico, La Placita is a must 💃🏻🪩🕺🏻🎶🍹

Pinkey’s was such a great find in San Juan! We stopped in for dinner and loved that they serve their incredible breakfast dishes all day. I had the papaya protein shake, which was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly refreshing, as well as the “Boricua Especial” was absolutely delicious. The homemade balsamic sauce given on the house brought the dish together. It’s really special to find a place where you can enjoy such high quality, fresh and tasty breakfast food for dinner. Highly recommend!

25 year+ San Juan Breakfast favorite and it’s easy to see why this spot stays highly rated. They keep it affordable (dishes ranging from $8.50-$16.50), use fresh ingredients, and definitely know how to serve up a filling breakfast without breaking the budget. The customer service was great too, which always makes the experience even better. We tried the viral Mallorca Breakfast Sandwich, the Boricua Especial, and the Drunken Pilot—and we’d absolutely recommend all three. It’s a smaller spot and fills up fast, so don’t be surprised if there’s a wait… but trust us, it’s worth it. We loved that while we were waiting, they were proactive and took our order ahead of time so that we didn’t have to wait long for our food once we sat. This never happens so this was a point in our book. There are a few locations in San Juan but we visited the Calle Loiza location. This place is worth the visit. Full video review on Instagram & YouTube Shorts @sh3_3ats. TikTok @illswill.

We stopped by Pinky’s on Calle Loíza around 3:00 PM and it has been one of the best meals we have had on our trip so far. I ordered the Boricua Especial and it was packed with flavor. What really surprised us was the value. There were six of us and our total bill (including full entrées, drinks, and even the tip) came out to only $109. That’s almost unheard of, especially for food this good. Not to mention that the portions are HUGE. You could probably get away with sharing a plate. A special shoutout to Marcos, who made the experience even better. He was friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome from the moment we walked in. If you’re looking food that’s delicious, affordable, and served by an amazing staff, Pinky’s on Calle Loíza is a must visit. We’ll definitely be back!

Came here on a Thursday morning and enjoyed a wonderful breakfast. The portions are huge and the couple next to us got smoothies and they gave them the entire blender per person. I would recommend sharing your entree with your family if you aren’t too hungry. The food and coffee were delicious and the waitress was very friendly and helpful. The bread was amazing as well. They have limited seating so eating here on a weekend morning would probably have a wait for a table. Highly recommend☕️

P – Powerful flavors I – Irresistible bites N – Next-level comfort K – Kitchen creativity Y – Yours to crave S – Served fresh Incredible comfort food with so much soul and creativity. This was the best breakfast I have had in Puerto Rico. The atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, like reconnecting with family. Soul and R&B music fill the space as you enjoy every bite. A definite go to spot.

This was an amazing experience..emmanuel was a nice and cool tour instructor..the tour lasted about 1hr. 15min. And we went to el morro took pictures and than stopped and got off on the side by el morro and took more pictures..we even found a nice big star fish to take pictures with..this is the best place to go jetskiing!!

This has been one of the best times I’ve had while here. He is the most patient kind incredible individual. Seriously the best. I don’t know even what to say, Hector is just fantastic. He is a great teacher and is constantly encouraging you; makes you feel like you could do anything. I myself am a teacher of high school and we could use more teachers like him. I can’t rave enough about this experience. Go to learn how to surf, snorkel, or tour but stay to meet a great guy.

It was a great experience. We booked at the last minute and he was more than willing to help us with directions!!!! The jet ski tour was fun, informative and very relaxing. Federico was the bomb!!!! I would recommend Wow Surfing to all of my peeps that visit San Juan!!!!

We stayed at the Condado Ocean Club in April and had an ocean-view room. To our surprise, we were upgraded to an ocean-view room with a private outdoor terrace furnished with comfortable lounge seating. It was an unexpected treat, and the sunrises and sunsets from the terrace were absolutely beautiful. Most of the staff were friendly, attentive, and eager to help, which made our stay even more enjoyable. While the rooms and some of the facilities could benefit from a refresh, everything was clean and well maintained overall. The only downside was the pool area. Towels were not always readily available, and there wasn’t a dedicated pool attendant until the bar opened at 11:00 a.m., which made the mornings a bit less convenient. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would gladly return for the location, views, and excellent service

We very much enjoyed our stay! The room was very clean and neat as was the hotel in general! Staff were friendly and responsive. The location is convenient to different attractions in the area and has nice beach access. It's also walkable to restaurants and shops in the area.

The hotel is very well maintained. It is modern with beach access and a nice pool. Housekeeping did a great job keeping our room clean every day of our stay. The check in and check out process was simple and took very little time. There are lots of restaurants and bars to walk to in the area.

Absolutely amazing! Perfect location, beautiful beaches, kind and safe staff. The pool and cabana lounge area was just amazing. The infinity pool gave great visuals.It was a really great time for my kids free week(no kids at the pool was my favorite part🤣)!

Stayed here for a couple of nights and overall had a really good experience. Service was great, location was convenient, and the whole property had a more premium feel to it. The on site restaurants were solid too for breakfast, dinner, and drinks, which made everything easy. The atmosphere and views definitely add to the experience. Only issue I ran into was getting overcharged for something, but luckily I kept my receipt and was able to dispute it without much trouble. Could have just been a mistake, but definitely worth double checking your bill.

Such a beautiful spot. I spent a few hours hiking and honestly could've stayed even longer. Wear good shoes because some of the trails can get pretty slippery, and try to get there early before it gets too crowded.

My family and I had a great time here. We explored different trails and made it to the Britton tower. We didn't get to the big waterfall but we enjoyed the small one. We ate some good food and had some drinks. The vibe was nice. Definitely the place to check out while in Puerto Rico.

An amazing beautiful part of PR, a must view. The trails are tricky and uneven, so trail shoes are recommended. Bring water and sugary snacks, after an hour you run low on energy. There are little to no trail signs to advise where you are or how far to you have left, which is dissapointing. Otherwise its a spectacular visit.

Sooooo beautiful. It's a nice workout but worth the views and memories. They don't allow rideshare so unless you want to walk from the visitors center get a rental. I had cell signal the whole time. Come prepared because this is a real hike. Amazing experience.

Amazing! Beautiful rainforest. We'll maintained and accessible. Staff at the visitor center were friendly and the facility was clean, informative, and offered great information. Highly recommend visiting. There are frequent locations to pull off and see various sites. Was easy to navigate for first time visitors but roads are narrow, so use caution when driving.

What an absolutely beautiful place! We really enjoyed the visitors center and then the drive up through the rainforest! This is a must do, especially if you love nature, hiking, waterfalls,and seeing breathtaking views!

The food there is not great...if you like food with spices and moist, this is not the place or town... the rice was hard... I was not impressed. They were really nice. To be fair in my culture we season our food and it is never dry...

I give them more like a 4 1/2 star rating. We only ordered a few fried fritters to go. What I did like about this location was some of the fritters are cooked at that moment. That does mean waiting for some time to pass. What I didn't l enjoy about this kiosko was, the wait time can feel longer then what it really is.

If you wants some delicious alcapurias, bacalaitos and ice cold beers...and let's not forget the amazing piña colada!! Plus outback you have the beach and a guy with a horse that you give a tip to and you can ride the horse.

We ordered combo pincho/ kabobs -chicken, pork and shrimp to share. Order took forever to arrive and pricey. All the food was dry, like it had sat out overnight , no flavor to arroz con gandules, tostones were dry , shrimp were not cleaned properly, no one came to table to offer any assistance or service. No ventilation at all- very unpleasant in heat. Don’t waste your time or money here. Go to La Parrilla - kiosks #2, fabulous food and service!!!!

Luquillo Beach is a beautiful and very popular spot in Puerto Rico. The beach is quite long, so even when it’s busy, you should be able to walk a bit and find a place to settle in. If you like being part of the scene and don’t mind a lively, social beach atmosphere, this is definitely a spot for you. Parking can be challenging, especially during busier times, so plan accordingly. I’d also recommend bringing your own chairs, towels or blankets, snacks, and anything else you need to get comfortable and make a full day of it. One thing to know before visiting is that some sections of the beach have a paid entrance, while other areas are free to access. We visited on a very windy day, but the water was still relatively calm and enjoyable, which was a nice surprise. The biggest downside—and the reason I’m giving it four stars instead of five—was the amount of garbage on the ground. For such a popular and beautiful beach, it was disappointing to see so much litter. There either needs to be more dedicated people regularly cleaning the area or significantly more trash bins available throughout the beach. Overall, Luquillo Beach is worth visiting, particularly if you’re looking for a lively beach where you can set up for the day, enjoy the water, and take in the local scene. 🇵🇷🌴

Out past the rainforest we drove about an hour from our hotel at the recommendation of another beach goer and local. This beach had lots of activities, including jet ski rental. Lots of food vendors. They even have waiters to deliver your cold beverages and food. The chair and umbrella guys are quick. One thing to remember is that chair and umbrella rentals on the beach are generally CASH ONLY!

The sun reflecting off the horizon, the ocean glowing in the brightest blue — it’s the kind of place you could spend the entire day in the water 🏖️🌊✨ Right nearby is the PR-193 food stand area, so you can swim, eat, drink, and even sing your heart out all in one spot 🎶🍹🌮 Only downside? Prices run a bit high… and there’s no A/C 😅 But hey — that’s tropical life!

I didn't know what to expect, but this ended up being one of the coolest things I did in Puerto Rico. Watching the water glow every time my paddle touched it was pretty amazing.

Bioluminescent effect: 2.5 stars New moon night first time ever kayaking experience: 2.5-stars Whoever gave anything above 2.5 stars for the bioluminescent effect at Fajardo is on another planet. Whoever is doing the Laguna Grande more than once for the bioluminescent effect must be smoking or drinking something heavily. If you're looking for mainly for the bioluminescent effect, DON'T waste your money in Fajardo: head to Vieques on a new moon night and take the electric boat (only). You'll see the bioluminescent effect ALL THE WAY, WITHOUT need for tarpaulins over your head. It's a unique experience that cannot be captured in a photo. But, even there, keep your expectations in check; don't look for James Cameron movie type special effects. Don't waste your money on 'glass bottom' boats/kayaks in either place. The bioluminescent effect is visible only when the water is disturbed. In Fajardo, you can't see that even during the strokes of the kayaking oar. There is nothing to see in the water in the night. If you're interested mainly in night time kayaking, then it may be interesting to run into the mangroves in Fajardo and figure out how to get out of it yourself as a stark beginner. If you're doing kayaking without a guide from the tour company handling the kayak, you DO need to be (1) physically fit, (2) be able to quickly reason about the physics of oar movement and learn kayaking on the fly. The kayak companies do give instructions, but that's not sufficient for stark beginners in the night, differentiating your group from the others using colour and shape of small LED lights that are attached to the boats/vest.

Bioluminescent phytoplankton here are amazing, only a handful of places like this in the world. Go when there’s a new moon (no moon) and also low tide is a little better than high tide. Takes some effort to kayak in up the canal but definitely worth it. Many tour services at the Kayak Village, they will guide you up the canal through the mangrove trees, but not too tricky.

READ THIS OR BE DISAPPOINTED - I'd love to give these Bioluminescent Bay tours 5 stars, but this was the second time I've done a tour of a Bio Bay in the hopes of really getting a good look at the Bioluminescence, but no luck. The tour company, Tortuga's Tours, was great - well organized, excellent instructions, great guides. The problem, folks, is that the conditions need to be perfect to really see the bioluminence. It needs to be a new moon & completely dark. If the moon is out, you really won't get to see much. Luckily our tour guides knew this & brought tarps to put over us so we could kind of see the Bioluminescence when we splashed the water. Also, know that if you take the later of the tours offered you will be paddling a kayak in complete darkness through a narrow banyon grove canal with only a small light on the life vest of the person in front of you for light. The guides look after you, but it can be a bit unnerving. I thought it was cool, but a bit scary. Additionally, load up on bug spray! If you don't you'll regret it. All in all, unless conditions are perfect, skip these tours & go snorkeling instead.

Thank goodness there is an airport in Culebra. It provides a great connection to the main island which complements the ferry. Airport terminal had AC (and it was super refreshing), the runway was well kept, and it was a short walk to transport.

Definitely fly here from SJU vs taking a boat over. Flight takes 30 mins from San Juan and you can be here by 9am for a full beach day. The play is to fly into San Juan from wherever, stay one night in Isla Grande, and take the first flight to Culebra.

Not fun at the moment, full of sargassum and very smelly beach. Go to tamarindo beach is actually better and water is calmer will need water shoes for rocks or also go to datiles beach also very calm water.

Flamenco Beach is absolutely worth the trip from the Puerto Rico mainland. Just be prepared, the ferry ride can be rough, especially if the seas are choppy. Once you arrive in Culebra, it’s easy to grab a taxi to the beach for about $5 per person. The beach itself is stunning, with a wide crescent-shaped bay, incredibly soft white sand, and crystal-clear turquoise water. If you enjoy snorkeling, be sure to bring your gear. There’s a reef just offshore that’s well worth exploring. Even though it’s a popular destination, we found a quiet spot beneath some palm trees where we could relax and enjoy a little privacy. The beach also has chair and umbrella rentals, along with several food kiosks offering plenty of options for snacks, drinks, and lunch throughout the day. Flamenco Beach lives up to its reputation as one of the Caribbean’s best beaches. Whether you want to swim, snorkel, or simply relax with an incredible view, it’s a place you won’t soon forget.

Beautiful Beach. They have shops for food & drinks. A rental location for chairs & umbrelas $15 & kids sand toys $5. They do have restrooms & showers outdoor. Sand was white & Beautiful beach, very similar to Playa Buye cabo rojo incase you dont want to take the trip out to Culebra. I got tickets a day before, to head to culebra. Taxis are right outside after every ferry $5/person. We chose not to rent car and i think it was very option to stay in a budget. We stayed downtown for 2 nights which i highly recommend. Is very tiring to go n come back in a ferry for total of 2.5-3hrs. So its better to spend the night. Airbnb i recommend is the owner of the breakfast place called cafe y pan. 3mins from ferry. Do recommend to go early to beach. After 5pm bigger waves and 1 of the days we went couldnt get in water bc a lot of water currents.

One of greatest beaches in the world for a reason. The water is some of the bluest water I’ve seen in my life. Take a taxi since it’s not walkable from the port/airport. The locals are all very nice.

OMG Tortuguita Island is so beautiful. Fell in love with the clear water. Different activities to do like snorkeling, paddle boarding, hiking to the old light house or just sit and relax. Don't get amazed if you see some savage goats around. If you go to Culebra don't forget to book a trip to Culebrita and have an amazing day.

I spent a week at this beautiful jewel in the middle of the sea off the main Island of CULERBRA. The surf and cliffs are amazing, the reef that we anchored at was so BLUE ... The fish and the show down below was like the introduction to a Disney musical with clownfish, parrot yellow striped and neon fish swimming between beautiful waving fan Coral of purple and black... The beaches are pristine the sand is white soft and clean.... There is turtle grass to the far right corner of the bay where sea turtles can be seen swimming on the surface and Sea Ray's down below. The abandoned old light house is now being worked on, they are rehabilitating it slowly, a new road leads from the beach at the reef to the top of the hill. Most of the goats are gone but we a woke to the cries of a few left behind.... Otherwise it was just us or another boat anchored in the reef.

The location is unbeatable — literally steps from Flamenco Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever seen. Culebra Beach Villas is perfect if you’re looking for a chill, laid-back beach escape. The villa was clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed. It’s not a hotel, so don’t expect daily housekeeping or room service — but that’s part of the charm. You get your own space, right by the water, with amazing views and the sound of waves all night. Communication was smooth, check-in was easy, and the area felt safe and peaceful. We’ll definitely be back — this place is a hidden gem!

Great place on an absolutely stunning beach! Would highly recommend staying here even though it’s pricey. Basic amenities and it’s not glamorous but you are paying for the location which is incredible. My 3rd time to Culebra and it never disappoints.

Stayed here while visiting culebra to be close to flamenco beach. The villas are situated steps from one of the best beaches on the island. Beautiful gardens and peaceful surroundings.

In late June we spent three days in beautiful Flamenco Beach. The Culebra Beach Villas are run by Michael, the property manager, a very impressive, dedicated professional that went beyond to make our stay very special. We had a birthday girl among us, and he helped us to make it even more pleasant. The rooms are rustic and cute. It doesn’t include a blow dryer, but who cares. Flamenco Beach was stunning. Truly a paradise!

It’s an amazing place, wonderful beach with warm waters and white sandy beaches Stayed at 2A all in working conditions very comfortable and clean, unbelievable front beach

Wow! Super beautiful. Make sure to bring some quality shoes and be ready to get "a little" wet. My kids had a blast swimming in the areas and I loved hiking the trails. Excellent place to visit in Puerto Rico definitely recommend. Their are some elevation changes and the staff are really good and will warn you if weather is changing.

I had Google Maps taking me to this place instead of the actual Gozalandia Waterfalls we were hoping for. Although they connect with each other through a treacherous trail, they are not the same place. This place is a campgrounds. Be careful not to get confused because the attendant will charge $5 per person to access the facilities and will not mention you the actual place with all the amenities expected. This campgrounds have a souvenir/snacks shop and clean restrooms. The road to the waterfalls is not paved, but it's not difficult to walk. All of this area has plenty of lush vegetation with great photo/video spots. You would not be disappointed if you are planning to camp there. Highly recommended for that purpose.

I used to come here back when the road wasn’t paved and we had to walk through trees, mud, and grass. Now the whole area is paved and under surveillance, and the entrance cost was ten dollars. The waterfall is amazing — there are two sections here. The main waterfall has even been used in movies like A Perfect Getaway, and the second waterfall is about a 10–20 minute walk depending on your pace. It’s a great place to spend the day with friends, family, or even alone while enjoying the fresh, cold water.

We had a great experience the day that we were there. If you pay for the amenities you have access to a small shower and a bathroom so that you can change or use the bathroom when you're done. I will definitely suggest you use a good non-slip shoes and make sure that the weather it's in your favor, Not too much rain so that you can have the best experience in this place.

A beautiful hidden oasis. Arrive early for a serene experience. The water was beautiful, cold and refreshing. Super slippery and the stairs are steep. Be prepared to take your time hiking up and down the stairs. The restaurant near the parking area was a good spot for some alcapurrias and a drink.

Beautiful and big enough for everyone to enjoy the beach. It also has food vendors, and umbrellas to use. My only complaint will be the parking. There is not enough and people have to park mostly in the side of the street and walk sometimes a mile to the beach. The town should do something to help with that.

Incredible beach for swimming and snorkeling. Parking fills up fast so be sure to get there early! You can also park along the road leading to the lot for free, if you don't mind a walk down to the beach.

Arrive early for limited parking or prepare for a long walk. Lots of beach area and rocks and 2 caves if you can find them. It does tend to get crowded though. Definitely a highlight of my trip.

Wow! Wow! This beach is absolutely amazing!!! So beautiful. There is not enought shade, they dont rent umbrella nor chairs, however the color of the water is turquoise and crystal clear. You can see on the background an inlet with mountain. The cost to go in is $9.00

First time at Crash Boat Beach, and it instantly became one of my favorite spots in Puerto Rico. The beach was clean, the water and scenery were absolutely stunning, and the food vendors did not disappoint. We rented an umbrella for $20, which was a great value for a full day of relaxation. I can see why so many people recommended this place. If you’re exploring the west side of the island, Crash Boat is a must-visit!

It is what it is. It's not horrible, but could use updating. Because it is a smaller airport I expect things go according to plans most of the time, but I'm sure if there are issues on the other end and nothing to do here, there'll more than likely be delays. There are a few food locations, but I didn't check them out. Everyone was very friendly. I do like the old world charm about it. As some mentioned, the bathrooms could use a little updating, but in saying g that, wouldn't want to lose its old world charm.

Aguadilla such a small and welcoming airport. Once you landed there’s no gate so you have to walk down a ramp to the middle of the landing road. Such a special and fun experience.

The employees at the airport in Aguadilla PR are very overdramatic they want to nitpick every single thing that you’re bringing in. Meanwhile, you came from different places use different airports and never initial once you get here and you’re leaving. That’s when the dramatic starts.! I love being in the Island believing and coming to this airport, always Leaves a bad experience! Employees at Aguadilla you have to do better!

It's a small airport, but convenient for those who are from the north west and south west part of the island. Away from the hassles of San Juan Airport and traffic. Great area to arrive and enjoy the tourism and local activities.

Market Stand #2 – Buyer Beware If you're planning to buy souvenirs from Market Stand #2, especially the 3D-printed items, inspect them carefully before you pay. Once you leave the register, you may be on your own. I purchased a 3D-printed souvenir, and after paying I noticed it was broken. The item had been kept behind the register instead of on the display shelf, which now makes me wonder if the damage was already known. When I brought it to the cashier's attention, she admitted she didn't know much about the products and had to call another employee. That employee then attempted to contact the manager or owner several times, but no one answered or returned the calls. My flight was about to board, and all I kept hearing was, "I tried to call, but no one answered." There was no effort to resolve the situation, no one with the authority to make a decision, and no concern for the customer, even though it was clear the item had not been damaged by me. I ended up losing $40 on a broken souvenir. Mistakes happen, but what was most disappointing was the complete lack of management support and customer service. Employees were left without the authority to fix a problem, and management was simply unavailable. That sends the message that once they've made the sale, customer satisfaction is no longer a priority. I'd also like to clarify something about Rafael Hernández Airport in Aguadilla. Many travelers criticize the airport because it is small and has limited restaurants and shopping. However, that's not really a fair criticism. Aguadilla is not a large, full-service international hub. It primarily serves domestic and regional flights and was developed from the former Ramey Air Force Base. The airport has gradually expanded over the years, but it remains a smaller regional airport designed to provide a convenient alternative to San Juan for travelers in western Puerto Rico. The airport's size and limited amenities are understandable. What isn't understandable is poor customer service. Regardless of the airport's size, every business operating there should stand behind the products it sells and make customer service a priority. This version is professional, factual, and emphasizes that the real issue wasn't the airport—it was the vendor's lack of accountability and management support.