Puerto Rico · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Pick one and the rest of the day plans itself. These 6 self-guided tours are set out with their price, their traveller verdict and the single thing to know before you commit.
Explore Old San Juan at your own pace with GPS audio stories, fort views, colonial streets, and practical tips for a $16.99 tour.
“Great self guided tour with lots of information and background stories as well as history. Easy to navigate and understand. Gives you lots of freedom to explore further and pick up later where you left off. I would choose this tour anytime over a guided group tour.”
Review of Old San Juan’s $7.99 VoiceMap audio tour, with historic sights, offline maps, student narration, GPS tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Old San Juan was very informative. We did have problems with the gps however. Our location was not accurate it seems.”
Explore 20 Puerto Rico beaches, rivers, caves, and Old San Juan sights with a flexible four-day map for only $5 per group.
“If your a person who likes to go on your own time, this is for you. Loved that the links took you directly to the maps.”
Explore Puerto Rico’s north coast by car with a $5 digital map covering caves, beaches, rivers, rum, petroglyphs, pools, and local tips.
“I'm not the most tech-friendly person, so I was a little nervous at the first, but it turned out to be incredible simple. Just tap a spot, and it opens right up in Google Maps with directions 👌. No extra apps, no confusion. It made the whole experience super smooth and stress-free. Super recommended 🙏”
Explore Puerto Rico’s west coast with a $5 self-guided map covering waterfalls, beaches, caves, cliffs, forests, and glowing coastal nights.
“This was really helpful and great places to go. Great sites to go to. Only giving a 4 due to wrong location for the forest (but we followed other guests’ recall to get to correct place). Lighthouse was superb for photos and walk-again a heads Read more”
Explore San Juan at your own pace with an English audio tour covering Plaza Colón, San Cristóbal Castle, La Fortaleza, and La Princesa.
“The audio tape was very informative. I wish we had listened to it ahead of time so we could understand the route we would take. It was a bit confusing to navigate San Juan and the walking was uphill and difficult.”
Pick a coast, pick a day, and see the best of it.
