• Plaza de la Catedral - Start the tour in the heart of Old San Juan at Plaza de la Catedral, one of the city’s oldest and most historic plazas. Here, the group will take a few moments to introduce themselves, get acquainted, and set the tone for the upcoming experience. Surrounded by centuries-old architecture, participants will learn about the origins of Old San Juan and the significant role this plaza has played in the city’s history.
• Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista - Discover the history of the Catedral San Juan Bautista.
• Hotel El Convento - Enter the historic Hotel El Convento, a beautifully preserved former convent dating back to the 1600s. Inside, visit a coffee shop and local food market to savor Puerto Rican coffee while learning about the island’s agricultural traditions, including coffee, sugarcane, and tobacco.
• La Rogativa - Pause at the renowned La Rogativa sculpture overlooking San Juan Bay to uncover the stories behind Old San Juan’s defensive walls and harbor. From this scenic viewpoint, see landmarks such as La Fortaleza, the governor’s residence and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Casa Blanca, the oldest structure in Old San Juan, and the Bacardí Rum Distillery across the bay. Enjoy stunning views of the harbor and the distant Cordillera Central mountains, and perhaps spot the famous cats of Old San Juan.
• Castillo San Felipe del Morro - As the group heads toward La Perla, they will pass by the famous Castillo San Felipe del Morro, one of the Caribbean’s most iconic fortresses and part of the San Juan National Historic Site. Along the walk, enjoy views of the dramatic coastline and see other historic landmarks that narrate the story of Old San Juan.
• La Perla - Visit the iconic oceanfront community of La Perla, located just outside the historic city walls. Here, enjoy the main Puerto Rican food tasting at a beautiful local restaurant with views of the Atlantic Ocean. Taste traditional comida criolla such as mofongo while learning how Taíno, African, and Spanish influences shaped Puerto Rican cuisine. Walk along La Perla’s famous malecón, hear the story of this unique neighborhood, and see Old San Juan’s historic walls from a completely different perspective.
• Calle de la Tanca - Stop on this lively street to taste traditional Puerto Rican fritters such as alcapurrias or empanadillas while enjoying a cold local beer and learning about the island’s vibrant street food culture.
• Calle San Sebastian - Conclude the tour on Calle San Sebastián, one of the most lively and historic streets in Old San Juan. Wrap up the experience with a refreshing mojito while learning about the famous Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián, the largest cultural festival in the Caribbean.

• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

Embark on a journey to uncover the true tastes and history of Puerto Rico with an authentic culinary walking tour through Old San Juan and the renowned La Perla community.

Guided by a certified Puerto Rican expert, this intimate group adventure combines delectable local dishes with the captivating stories that have shaped the island.

While wandering the vibrant streets of Old San Juan, participants will discover the Taíno, African, and Spanish influences that define Puerto Rican cuisine.

The tour includes visits to locally owned eateries to savor traditional dishes such as mofongo, arroz con habichuelas, tostones, alcapurrias or empanadillas, and Puerto Rican coffee, all complemented by island beverages.

A highlight of the tour is La Perla, the vibrant oceanfront neighborhood globally recognized as the filming site of Despacito. Here, guests will enjoy a meal at a local restaurant with breathtaking ocean views, stroll along the malecón, and delve into the history of this resilient community.

This experience not only supports local businesses but also provides an insightful glimpse into the authentic culture of Puerto Rico.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.