Discover Old San Juan: A Private Half-Day Tour

Step into the soul of Puerto Rico with this customizable private tour of Old San Juan. With comfortable transportation and a flexible itinerary, you’ll explore the city’s most iconic landmarks and hidden gems at your own pace. Explore El Morro and/or San Cristóbal Forts. Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and offer a glimpse into Puerto Rico’s colonial past. Feel the Culture Learn about Puerto Rican music, food, and traditions as you stroll through cobblestone streets. Connect with Nature: Discover the local flora and fauna that thrive in this tropical urban oasis. Your Tour, Your Way Whether you prefer to walk the colorful streets or relax in the vehicle, this tour is tailored to you. Perfect for first-time visitors or returning travelers who want a deeper, more personal experience. Tour Highlights: - Half-day private tour with hotel pickup and transportation - Visit El Morro and/or San Cristóbal Forts Fully customizable to match your pace and preferences

Itinerary

1. We will tour the city (2h 0min)
2. On the entrance of Old San Juan. With the statue of Christopher Columbus.
3. Impressive!!! The largest fort built on the hemisphere. We can explore some of it's hidden secrets like tunnels, dungeons, military strategies and more. (40 min) Admission included
4. Built in 1992 as a way to commemorate the 500 anniversary of the encounter between 2 worlds. We can stop and take pictures. (15 min)
5. Very interested monument to honor our pre-historic ancestors. (5 min)
6. Built in 1532, is considered one of the oldest churches in the hemisphere. It was restored recently. Let us know if you want to see it on the inside.
7. With the statue of Juan Ponce de Leon.
8. Believed to be one of the first streets to be paved on the hemisphere. Part of the shopping district of Old San Juan, and home to some of our most important historic buildings.
9. Let us know if you want to go inside. Considered the oldest cathedral in the hemisphere. Built in 1521. Houses the remains of Juan Ponce de Leon (our first Governor) and our land lady.
10. Our first nuns convent (1652) is now a high class hotel. Let us know if you want to go inside.
11. Used to be the main entrance into the city, and into the Hemisphere.
12. Monument to honor the women who repelled the British invasion of 1797.
13. Our cat sanctuary, with more than 250 cats.
14. Chapel to honor a miracle that supposedly happened on 1753.
15. The oldest executive mansion in the hemisphere. Still in use.
16. "Umbrella street". Popular picture spot as the First Lady often hangs umbrellas.
17. Our main town squre.
18. San Juan City Hall
19. Puerto Rico State Department
20. By request. Parking might be an issue.