San Juan Action & Adventure + Coastal Pictures

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Sample local street food or doze under a palm tree on this picturesque stretch of coast.

This beach within the bustling city of San Juan is the perfect place to relax for a few hours.

A tiny fort that saved San Juan from invasion by the British now offers a rich history, sweeping views and an interesting museum.

Enter San Juan through the last remaining gateway from the city’s walls and discover the military history of its atmospheric Old Town. 

Sample local street food or doze under a palm tree on this picturesque stretch of coast.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

White-sands, beautifully clear water and excellent water sports make this beach one of the most popular in Puerto Rico. 

Sample local street food or doze under a palm tree on this picturesque stretch of coast.

This beach within the bustling city of San Juan is the perfect place to relax for a few hours.

Sample local street food or doze under a palm tree on this picturesque stretch of coast.

Sample local street food or doze under a palm tree on this picturesque stretch of coast.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

This beach within the bustling city of San Juan is the perfect place to relax for a few hours.

White-sands, beautifully clear water and excellent water sports make this beach one of the most popular in Puerto Rico. 

This beach within the bustling city of San Juan is the perfect place to relax for a few hours.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.