Discover Luxury Puerto Rico Holidays with The Travel Suite

Set in the heart of the Caribbean, Puerto Rico holidays epitomises tropical paradise whilst maintaining strategic connectivity with the United States as a U.S. territory. Visitors can reach the Island by flying from any of JetBlue’s departure points in the U.K. and Ireland, such as London, Edinburgh, or Dublin, to New York JFK or Boston. From there, it’s a short flight of less than four hours to Puerto Rico. Measuring 100 miles long by 35 miles wide — Puerto Rico boasts incredible diversity waiting to be explored. The Island is made up of seven unique regions:

The Metro region is home to the Island’s capital, San Juan, where visitors can find exceptional cuisine and vibrant Island culture where they are invited to Live Boricua. In Old San Juan, Visitors can wander the colourful cobblestone streets on a guided tour to learn about the rich history of the city, passing landmarks such as El Morro along the way.

In the East region, an enchanting mix of secluded beaches, tropical cays and a rainforest awaits. Here visitors will find El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest System, which offers an abundance of activities, including zip lining through the green canopies, on the second longest zipline in the world, named ‘The Beast’ or strolling along the many walking and hiking trails, spotting some of Puerto Rico’s exotic wildlife along the way.

Just off the mainland, Culebra and Vieques are the nearby islands home to renowned beaches and the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay. 

The Central Mountain region features majestic mountains, small towns and big adventures. The North region offers impressive caves and unspoilt beaches.

The South region offers an array of colourful architecture, historic art and beautiful landscapes. This is highlighted by Ponce, the Island’s second largest city, which is known as “the Pearl of the South” for its many historical and cultural attractions.  

The West region is Puerto Rico’s capital of surfing and sunsets. Head to Rincón, renowned for being a surfer’s haven and an excellent spot to see turtles. With its glistening turquoise waters, golden-sand beaches, and streets pulsating with vibrant music and art, Puerto Rico is renowned for being the characterful gem of the Caribbean.

History & Culture

As the second-oldest European-founded city in the Americas, Puerto Rico’s capital San Juan is the beating heart of history and culture on the Island. It is a place where the Old World meets the new and is a lively hub of contemporary, urban pursuits, including shopping, dining and nightlife, where bars serve some of the world’s finest rum. Visitors can also go on a journey through time, with a visit to Casa BACARDÍ, the world’s largest premium rum distillery.

Experience one of the most breathtaking celebrations of Puerto Rican heritage by experiencing Bomba, an Afro-Caribbean rhythm played by two or more drums guided by the dancer’s feet. There are many places where visitors can learn this Puerto Rican tradition right alongside Boricuas, who continue to pass on the tradition from generation to generation. Boricuas is a term used to refer to the locals of Puerto Rico, reflecting a deep sense of cultural identity and pride in their heritage. Whether visitors are drawn to tropical beaches, historic sites, art museums, or salsa music, San Juan promises a unique and unforgettable experience