V$B Local Guide
Food scene
La Coffeetera
1953 Av. McLearyWe love the turkey pesto Sandwich
Kasalta
1966 Av. McLearyGreat soups and pastry
La Casita Blanca
351 C. TapiaAuthentic Local food
La Cueva Del Mar
1904 C. LoízaLocal Seafood
Lote 23
1552 PR-25Food truck cool place for drinks and casual food
Tresbé
1765 C. LoízaGreat for drinks and casual dining, walking distance
El Jibarito
280 C. del SolLa Verguenza Viejo San Juan
280 Bulevar del ValleNeighborhoods
explore the second oldest city in the Western Hemisphere. Old San Juan is actually an island connected to the main island by bridges on the eastern side. The oldest section is on the west side and walled in on 3 sides. The historic city is divided into seven square blocks.
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Viejo San Juan
explore the second oldest city in the Western Hemisphere. Old San Juan is actually an island connected to the main island by bridges on the eastern side. The oldest section is on the west side and walled in on 3 sides. The historic city is divided into seven square blocks.
The dining scene is currently booming. San Loiza Street is a bona fide art scene in the neighborhood of Santurce, and with it, a vibrant area renewal. The center of this is Calle Loiza, also known as San Juan’s own hipster headquarters
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Calle Loíza
Calle LoízaThe dining scene is currently booming. San Loiza Street is a bona fide art scene in the neighborhood of Santurce, and with it, a vibrant area renewal. The center of this is Calle Loiza, also known as San Juan’s own hipster headquarters
Playa La Posita is probably one of the better-known beaches in Pinones because of its accessibility. It's right on PR-187, and one of its distinctive attributes is that a long breakwater hinders the intense Atlantic waves from crashing into "La Posita", which translates as the pool, or the puddle. Its waters are similar to those of a pool: calm and cool, perfect for bathing without having to struggle with the waves' intensity. Moreover, you can park in front of the beach, and, across the PR-187, you can grab a bite in some of Pinones' best beach shack, like El Guariquiten.
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Campamento Piñones
Playa La Posita is probably one of the better-known beaches in Pinones because of its accessibility. It's right on PR-187, and one of its distinctive attributes is that a long breakwater hinders the intense Atlantic waves from crashing into "La Posita", which translates as the pool, or the puddle. Its waters are similar to those of a pool: calm and cool, perfect for bathing without having to struggle with the waves' intensity. Moreover, you can park in front of the beach, and, across the PR-187, you can grab a bite in some of Pinones' best beach shack, like El Guariquiten.
Sightseeing
Charco El Hippie
Camino La PlantaBest Beaches
This is in our opinion. The top five beaches you can’t missed when visiting Puerto Rico
Culebra
Playa Buye
Balneario de Carolina
Escambrón Beach Club
Calle San AgustínTipps für Reisende
Verkehrsmittel
Uber
Cheap, efficient and safe
Nicht verpassen
La Placita
Great spot to hangout lots of Bars, restaurant and local farmers market
Fridays Night after 10pm
Saturday Night After 10PM
Sunday after 3PM please check some of the time have chance due to COVID car few at 11 Pm