After twelve years of hosting travelers during the Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián—and spending most of those years navigating the festival with increasing levels of sobriety myself—I've learned something crucial: you don't need a liter of rum to enjoy Puerto Rico's answer to Mardi Gras. You just need better strategy than the tourists (queer, straight, or otherwise undecided) stumbling down Calle San Sebastián at 2 AM looking for a bathroom that isn't being actively cleaned by an attendant who's clearly seen too much.
There are few experiences that remind us why we fell in love with travel in the first place. Vieques' bioluminescent bay—one of only three in the world—is precisely that sort of magic. After years of hosting discerning guests who've returned with tales of paddling through liquid starlight, we present a curated collection of the island's most reputable tour operators.
All information courtesy Kelly of SeaGate Hotel on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico
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The beach of Condado is a very popular beach among tourists in San Juan wishing for a beach resort experience. Condado Beach has a Miami Beach vibe. Besides palm trees, the beach is framed by luxury resorts and high-rise condos. Some of the most popular beachfront resorts in Puerto Rico are on Condado Beach.
