Puerto Rico stands apart because it blends a Caribbean vacation with the energy of a major cultural and shopping hub. You can explore Old San Juan’s blue-cobblestone streets, then step into luxury boutiques, designer outlets, and vibrant local markets all within minutes of the beach. Add world-class dining, rich history, rainforest adventures, and duty-free shopping for US travelers, and you get a destination that offers more variety in one place than almost any island in the region.
Puerto Rico brings together the energy of a major cultural center and the simplicity of a Caribbean escape. San Juan places historic streets, modern shopping districts, pristine beaches, and outstanding dining all within easy reach. Traveling is effortless, with U.S. currency used island-wide and standard U.S. plugs compatible with your devices. Taxis, Uber, and car rentals make getting around simple. With interCaribbean’s new service from St. Kitts, a smooth 70-minute flight takes you straight to the island’s capital and opens the door to Puerto Rico’s many distinctive regions.
Get There with interCaribbean Airways
Non-Stop Routes to San Juan (SJU):
One-Stop Connections via Barbados (BGI): Antigua (ANU) , Dominica (DOM) , Grenada (GND) , Kingston (KIN), St. Lucia (SLU) , St. Vincent (SVD), Providenciales (PLS), Georgetown (GEO).
Ready to go?
Puerto Rico follows U.S. entry regulations. Before you travel, check entry requirements for international visitors. Discover why San Juan should be your next Caribbean escape, explore vibrant neighborhoods and top attractions, browse upcoming events, and then book your flight with interCaribbean Airways to begin your San Juan adventure.
What documents do I need to enter Puerto Rico?
U.S. citizens only need a valid ID or driver’s license (no passport required). International visitors follow standard U.S. entry requirements. Check with U.S. Customs and Border Protection or your nearest U.S. consulate for current entry requirements based on your nationality.
When is the best time to visit?
The dry season (December to April) offers consistent sunny weather and is peak tourist season. The wet season (May to November) brings occasional showers, lush landscapes, and better hotel rates. Hurricane season runs June through November, with peak activity in September and October.
How do I get there with interCaribbean Airways?
interCaribbean offers convenient flights to San Juan (SJU) from St. Kitts with four flights weekly and competitive introductory fares starting at $89. We also offer flights from Tortola. These routes make Puerto Rico easily accessible from across the Caribbean network.
How do I get around San Juan?
Taxis are readily available at the airport and throughout the city. Uber and ride-sharing services operate throughout San Juan and surrounding areas. Car rentals are available if you want to explore beyond the city. Old San Juan is best explored on foot. Public transportation includes buses and the upcoming light rail system.
Can I use my U.S. phone & devices?
Yes. Your U.S. cell phone works in Puerto Rico on standard networks. U.S. power plugs (Type A and B) work without adapters. It’s like visiting another U.S. state in terms of connectivity and infrastructure.
What's the local language?
Spanish is the official language, but English is widely spoken in Puerto Rico, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. Many locals are bilingual. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases is appreciated but not necessary.
