Puerto Rico · FOOD TOURS IN SAN JUAN
The good food tours in San Juan fill up weeks out and the best of them go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Taste mofongo, sofrito, rum, coffee, and local sweets while exploring Old San Juan with a small group and bilingual guide.
“Claudia did a great job. Learned about the culture as well as sampling local food. Not to strenuous but a pretty good morning of walking.”
Ride natural rock slides in El Yunque, swim beneath waterfalls, enjoy Puerto Rican snacks, and relax at Luquillo Beach for $59.
“We had a great time! The excursion was more strenuous than we realized, but it was a blast! It was a great value for everything included. I would definitely recommend it!”
Review of San Juan’s sunset food walk, with mofongo, cocktails, Old San Juan history, practical tips, value, and dietary notes.
“Nice tour of Old San Juan. Zu was full of great facts and great energy. 8/10 for the food and beverage. 10/10 for our guide Zu.”
Taste Puerto Rican food, rum, and coffee while walking Old San Juan’s forts, plazas, and cobblestone streets with a local guide.
“We had a really wonderful time learning about the history of San Juan from the brilliant Yalitis (sp?). Spoon truly underpromised and overdelivered - the tour was longer and more comprehensive than we expected, and the stops were places we wouldn't have found on our own. Thanks for a great day!”
Hike to Las Pailas, ride natural waterslides, relax at Luquillo Beach, and eat at local kiosks on a small-group Puerto Rico tour.
“Pure enjoyment in nature with freshwater baths and adventure on natural slides. Excellent our guide "Yatzel" and his pet chiguagua.Auto-translated”
Taste Puerto Rican lechón in Guavate, then hike to cool Charco Azul on a six-hour small-group trip from San Juan.
“I would encourage you to try this tour if you are planning a trip to Puerto Rico because it was enjoyed by the whole family. First off, wear clothes and shoes that are old because you will get wet from the rain in the forest and the rocks can get slippery and the trail is muddy. I wore a new pair of sneakers and they're ruined. Also, wear a swimming suit under your clothes. Once we walked through the path to get to Charco Azul we made it to the swimming hole where we found many locals enjoying the area. My two sons were able to walk over the waterfall…”
Sample mofongo, bacalaitos, coffee, pastries, and more while walking Old San Juan’s landmarks on this small-group food tour.
“We had an awesome time on this food tour with Will and his coworker Garciella. Will was super knowledgeable and showed us some hidden gems in Old San Juan. They were both so engaging, we felt like friends were giving us a tour of Read more”
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