Puerto Rico Vacation Packages

It's time for a deep breath and even deeper dives! Soak up endless golden rays before sinking into a sea of turquoise wonders, or embrace the warm welcomes with an ice-cold piña colada. Located between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, this dynamic island’s charm, rich history and way of life will inspire you to return again and again.

Things To Do In Puerto Rico

For simple pleasures and dramatic sunsets — without needing a passport — it's time for Puerto Rico. Admire centuries-old architecture, get a taste of the unique culinary scene and check off a U.S. National Park while feeling a world away.

San Juan's historic center just turned 500 years old! Celebrate the oldest city in America by exploring its colorful 16th- and 17th-century buildings, restaurants and shops.

The cold refreshments, tasty local foods and the cool breezes are equally delightful at this popular beach spot.

Puerto Rico boasts three world-famous bioluminescent bays, with the brightest in Vieques — commonly known as Mosquito Bay.

Historic Old San Juan Slide 1 of 3: San Juan's historic center just turned 500 years old! Celebrate the oldest city in America by exploring its colorful 16th- and 17th-century buildings, restaurants and shops.
Luquillo Beach Slide 2 of 3: The cold refreshments, tasty local foods and the cool breezes are equally delightful at this popular beach spot.
Bioluminescent Bays Slide 3 of 3: Puerto Rico boasts three world-famous bioluminescent bays, with the brightest in Vieques — commonly known as Mosquito Bay.

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Puerto Rico Activities

Get to know the capital city of San Juan by exploring Old San Juan’s Spanish colonial streets. Visit a 16th-century citadel that’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then reward yourself with a tasty BACARDÍ® rum tour.

Porta del Sol draws surfers, windsurfers and remote beach lovers from around the world, while nature lovers thrive in the Guanica Dry Forest. Plus, there are approximately 21 golf courses available across the island to practice your swing.

Ponce, a major cosmopolitan hub in the southern region of Puerto Rico, is less than a two-hour drive from San Juan, and is a rarely explored area of the island known as Porta Caribe.

An hour east of Ponce, bird-watchers, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts can explore the great outdoors at Carite Forest Reserve — a 6,000-acre reserve with a dwarf forest. Toro Negro Forest Reserve & Lake Guineo, north of Ponce, challenges hikers with adventurous peaks to climb winding trails amid 7,000 acres of luxuriant trees and rushing headwaters.

Shopping

Across San Juan, you’ll find excellent prices on china, crystal, clothing and jewelry, as well as hand-rolled cigars and handmade lace from Aguadilla.

Dining & Drinks

Entertainment is everywhere in Old San Juan, Condado and Isla Verde — ranging from hot Latin dance clubs to cool jazz spots. Nothing complements good music better than good food. Savor delicious local specialties, such as asopao (a traditional stew) and mofongo (a unique dish made with mashed plantains and topped with meat). Look for restaurants displaying the Mesones Gastronomicos sign, signaling that they offer the best in local specialties at reasonable prices. If you like piña colada, a sweet mix of coconut cream, pineapple juice, white rum, and ice, you should know this famous tropical drink was invented in Puerto Rico.

Getting to Puerto Rico

Delta Vacations vacation packages include round-trip airfare aboard Delta to Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (SJU). Round-trip transfers from the airport to select hotels are available for purchase.

To take full advantage of all there is to see in this region, you can rent a car with us. Reach Porta Caribe by flying into San Juan and renting a car, then take the PR-52 freeway southwest to the historic city of Ponce, a 1-1/2 hour drive.