Walking & Biking Tours in San Juan

Explore the colorful buildings and charming streets of Old San Juan in a small group with the help of writer David Rodriguez, author of 'The Rise and Fall of the Great Barbate.' During the course of your day, this knowledgeable author will help you discover the area's key historic sites and gain new insight into Puerto Rican culture. It's a great opportunity to learn about the many stories of the people that helped to define this unique neighborhood. Your walking trip's length is flexible based on your needs, and also includes bottled water.

Discover the historic delights of Old San Juan as you pound its ancient cobblestones on a 5-hour walking tour. Take a comprehensive look at the wealth of colonial landmarks in this former Spanish colony, visiting 'La Fortaleza' (Governor's House), the imposing San Felipe El Morro Fort, 16th-century San Jose Church, the Ballaja Barracks and much more. As you stroll, your expert guide provides additional insight into the design and famous personalities that once inhabited this charming area.

Visit the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, and explore its capital city, San Juan, on this 2.5-hour tour. Stroll down cobblestone streets, and see the brightly colored buildings that line the area. Encounter famous sights like Cathedral of San Juan Bautista, Casa Blanca, and San Jose Church. Get a feel for what it was like during the Spanish colonial era as you walk through the Puerta De San Juan, one of the only gates left that served one of the oldest cities in the world.

Stroll the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan and taste some of the local cuisine during this 3-hour food and walking tour. With your local guide, hear about the history of this 16th-century colonial city, pausing to duck into coffee shops and cafes. Sip a rum cocktail and taste traditional Puerto Rican food at 4 stops during the walk. With your small group of fellow food and history lovers, explore an old convent and get stunning views of the city's impressive forts and other landmarks.