Eastern Caribbean
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Five centuries of fortress walls, blue cobblestones and piña coladas.
San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico and one of the oldest European-founded cities in the Americas. Ships dock beside Old San Juan, where blue adoquín cobblestones lead between pastel townhouses to the great Spanish forts of El Morro and San Cristóbal. The El Yunque rainforest is a day trip away.
- El Morro fortress
- Old San Juan
- El Yunque rainforest
- Mofongo
What San Juan is known for
Castillo San Felipe del Morro
The 16th-century citadel guarding the entrance to San Juan Bay.
Old San Juan
A walled colonial district of blue cobblestones, balconies and plazas.
El Yunque
The only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System.
Castillo San Cristóbal
The largest Spanish fortification built in the Americas, protecting the city's land side.
Quick facts
- Territory
- Puerto Rico (United States)
- Currency
- US dollar
- Languages
- Spanish, English
- Port type
- Dock (Old San Juan piers)
- Game route from Miami
- about 942 nautical miles
San Juan in the game
Unlocks at Explorer Level 4. Arrive to collect the stamp, then pass four missions and gather all five souvenirs to become a Port Master.
Port Trivia
Five questions about this destination.
Harbor Pilot
Steer through ten gates. The closer to the centre of each, the more it scores.
Souvenir Match
Flip cards and pair up local souvenirs.
Souvenir Hunt
Spot the listed keepsakes hidden on the quay.
Souvenirs to collect
- Vejigante mask
- Coquí frog figurine
- Blue adoquín stone
- Garita sentry box
- Bag of island coffee
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Destination information is a general guide and can change. Voyages in Port Hopper World are simulated and are not real itineraries.