Port Of Call - San Juan Puerto Rico

San Juan Puerto Rico - A popular cruise port on longer cruises from New York.
San Juan Puerto Rico - A popular cruise port on longer cruises from New York.

San Juan Puerto Rico is a popular cruise port on winter and longer summer sailings from the port of New York.

Whether it is a stroll through the Old City on your way to El Morro Castle (Fort) which rises above the entrance to the harbor or a visit to the rain forest, this cruise port has something to offer everyone. There are shops, cafes, beaches, snorkeling, water-sports and much more. Whether you are a first time visitor or a returning guest - you will definitely find an entertaining way to spend the day.


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