Holiday rentals and lettings in San Juan

Combining vibrant culture, pristine beaches, lush mountains, adventure, and exceptional cuisine, San Juan is one of the Caribbean's top destinations. The city has a warm hospitality and holiday rentals in Old San Juan and Santurce. Wherever you stay, just around the corner you can enjoy attractions such as restaurants, shops, bars, and unique attractions that will keep you entertained. The capital of San Juan is the perfect place for a blissful holiday by the sea.

Offering a wide range of holiday rentals, San Juan has all types of accommodation to suit all budgets and tastes. Within the range of rentals, you will find Spanish colonial-looking flats with high ceilings, arched windows, balconies overlooking the street, and long wooden doors that blend with modern comfort. You can enjoy a traditional yet air-conditioned place with a flat-screen TV, renovated kitchen and Wi-Fi. While modern architectural rentals offer sea views, swimming pools, and even hot tubs.

Old San Juan with its colourful colonial houses and cobblestone streets is where you can see attractions such as museums, centuries-old Spanish fortresses, charming plazas, churches and experience festive events. This is undoubtedly the part of the city that tourists are most excited about. The old world charm of the cultural centre is something that will transport you back to colonial times. Here, the sounds of salsa music combine with a setting of romantic restaurants and a fun nightlife. Old San Juan is the most preserved city in the Americas and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The neighbourhood of Santurce is a place full of colour and personality, where you can discover the most artistic side of the city. The street art of this place has been the result of artists working year after year to fix up a neighbourhood that was thought to be forgotten. You can find Santurce 10 minutes away from Old San Juan and discover this creative corner that has become one of the largest artistic districts in the Caribbean. Crossing Fernández Juncos Avenue, you'll find Cerra Street, known for having the highest concentration of graffiti and murals in the area. Loíza Street is known as the gastronomic avenue for being full of restaurants and murals.

With its warm tropical climate, tall palm trees, soft sands and crystal clear waters, San Juan is a paradise for those who love the beach life. You'll find a variety of beaches, so you're sure to find some that meet the requirements you're looking for. From crowded to desolate and unspoiled, each stretch of sand in San Juan is unique in its own way. You can enjoy places like Condado Beach, Atlantic Beach and the resort area of Isla Verde, which are home to restrooms, restaurants, and water sports, as well as the desolate Hobie Beach in the neighbouring town of Carolina.

Beyond the blue coast, you can find exciting outdoor activities on the green side of San Juan. If you head to Hacienda Campo Rico, located on a former agricultural plantation in Carolina, you'll have a variety of fun activities such as ATV rides, zip-lining, horseback riding and archery to be rewarded with a mojito. On the other hand, at the Condado Lagoon you can enjoy a hiking and biking trail with views of the city and the mangroves. There are also activities in the crystal clear water such as kayaking, paddleboarding and water biking.

On your list of places to visit, the San Juan National Historic Site in northwest Old San Juan is a must. Step back 500 years in time, explore the massive fortifications, see breathtaking views of the city and ocean, and walk through the tunnels, dungeons, and barracks of this World Heritage Site. This sprawling complex is home to some of Puerto Rico's most iconic landmarks such as Castillo San Felipe del Morro (“El Morro”), San Juan Gate, Fort San Juan, and Castillo San Cristobal.

The Escambron Marine Park is a popular snorkelling spot for tourists that is not to be missed. Venture into the waters off Escambron Beach and see the colourful marine life that lives on over 200 artificial reefs. Among the creatures you'll see are turtles, blue fish, Caribbean squid and even manatees.

The area's world-renowned restaurants offer captivating flavours of Puerto Rican food that will leave your taste buds craving for more. Immerse yourself in traditional and modern flavours and try typical Puerto Rican dishes such as Alcapurrias, battered green plantain fritters; Mofongo, mashed fried green plantains with garlic dressing; Lechón, a roast pork dish; and Serenata de bacalao.

This natural treasure filled with trails, natural pools and waterfalls is located 45 minutes from the capital, making a day trip to this national gem a must-do on your trip. Immerse yourself in this diverse ecosystem, discover different unique animals, relax to the sounds of nature and bathe under the waterfalls. El Yunque is the only rainforest in the U.S. Forest System and a unique experience that will transport you to the wild side of Puerto Rico.

After a day trip, return in time for drinks in the capital. San Juan's exotic flavours combine spices, premium spirits, tropical fruits and perfected techniques. Head to La Factoría and sample Puerto Rico's cocktail scene. This is one of the top 50 bars in the world and a must-visit for those who want to sample the best in cocktails. It's also worth opting to try the classically inspired, tropically inspired drinks at The Mezzanine.