Best Time to Visit San Juan

San Juan

Puerto Rico

January June July

Best Time To Visit San Juan

January June July

The peak travel months to San Juan are during the months of January, June, July.

San Juan is Puerto Rico’s capital and largest city. Its widest beach fronts the Isla Verde resort strip, and is known for its bars and nightclubs. Cobblestoned Old San Juan features colorful Spanish colonial buildings and 16th-century landmarks including El Morro and La Fortaleza.

With its many museums and galleries, Old San Juan is rich with Puerto Rican art and crafts. The happening Santurce district is home to the preeminent Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico. The city is known for its salsa music, as well as its food such as down-home joints for lechón asado. Beaches range from busy Condado and Ocean Park to quieter Balneario Escambrón and Piñones.

Map of San Juan

San Juan

°C | °F

28° 22° JAN

28° 22° FEB

29° 22° MAR

30° 23° APR

30° 24° MAY

31° 25° JUN

31° 25° JUL

31° 25° AUG

31° 25° SEP

31° 24° OCT

29° 24° NOV

28° 23° DEC

San Juan New York

Population

395,326

8,175,133

LGBT Safety

1.2 / 5

0 / 5

Internet Speed

Mbps

13 Mbps

Avg. Hotel Price

$108 - $130

$161 - $211

Cappuccino Price

$2.62

$4.62

Meal For Two

$67.50

$80.00

Fitness Club (Month)

$35.66

$75.22

Beer Price (0.5L)

$3.00

$2.31

Public Transport Ticket

$1.50

$2.75

Source Numbeo.com

Puerto Rico

1 USD = 1.00 USD

Capital San Juan

Population 3.4M

Road Drive Side Right

Power 120 V 60 Hz

Plugs

Travel danger for Puerto Rico

Do not travel to the United States of America.

Do not travel overseas due to the health risks from the COVID-19 pandemic and the significant disruptions to global travel.

Photos of San Juan

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Walking through Old San Juan as a tourist, couldn’t help but notice new buildings rising up in the middle of many-century old squares. I even commented to myself that it’s too bad they lack the soul of those they’re replacing. I took this photo as I loved the yellows and blues on the white walls. Only when going through my photos after I returned home did I notice the pride flag right in the center of the shot, almost as if I had meant for it to be the center of attention. My work is 100% community-supported. You can fund my next photography adventure at Patreon.com/rvrmakes