easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires moderate walking over uneven terrain.
Discover Old San Juan bathed in golden light on a sunset walking tour that blends centuries of history, stunning architecture, and local culture. This guided stroll reveals hidden gems and iconic sights just as the city transforms into a vibrant evening playground.
Explore Old San Juan's history and culture at the best time of the day! | Starting at $27.36 USD
On this experience you will explore Old San Juan at the best time of the day. During sunset the sunlight highlights the beautiful historic architecture of the old town and the ocean breeze makes the walk pleasurable.
Along the way you will see the the Governor's Mansion San Cristobal and El Morro Castle (from outside), San Juan City Hall and Cathedral. The tour ends on Plaza San José near restaurants and bars.
The tour is guided by locals with vast knowledge about the history, culture and nature of Puerto Rico. Guides are certified by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company and are fluent in both English and Spanish.
The sunset and the guide of this enjoyable experience transforms the perspective that most people have of Old San Juan and Puerto Rico.
This tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility or problems walking long distances. Strollers and electric scooters are welcomed but may need to go over a few curbs and steps
2 hours (approx.)
Winter: 4:30 PM Spring/Fall: 5:00 PM Summer: 5:30 PM
In front of the statue found on Plaza Colón in Old San Juan. The guide will be wearing a blue shirt and black shorts.
Youths (Ages 5-15): $27.36 USD Adults (Ages 16+): $36.79 USD
The tour covers cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces; sturdy shoes help keep you comfortable.
Evenings can get breezy near the coast, so a light jacket keeps you warm without bulk.
Sunset lighting creates perfect photo opportunities of the city's colorful buildings and sea views.
Though the tour is in the evening, staying hydrated is important after a day in the sun.
Old San Juan was established in 1521 and served as a strategic military outpost for Spain, reflected in its forts and colonial buildings.
Efforts by local groups help preserve Old San Juan's historic architecture while promoting sustainable tourism to protect the city’s cultural heritage.
Essential for navigating the cobblestone streets and historic pathways safely.
Provides warmth during cooler coastal evenings.
Capture stunning sunset moments and architectural details.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour.