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Roundtrip Airport Transfers in San Juan, Puerto Rico to/from the Resort.

 

If you booked your Air on your own, kindly provide LUXE with flight details to ensure on-time pick up and drop off.  You should arrive at the airport 2-3 hours prior to departure in San Juan. 

On this Puerto Rican Urban art tour we’ll visit various local murals and street art pieces in the up and coming art district of Santurce. Here you will be guided thru the local streets of some the most beautiful urban street art on the island. This tour is ideal for all photography and art lovers. These local pieces will be your inspiration for our sip & paint class at the end of the tour. Next you will proceed to Piñones for a little Afro-Puerto Rican snack. Our next stop, will be an outdoor sip & paint next to Luquillo beach to end the tour.

Fly through the rainforest canopy, strapped in to a zipline, on this half-day tour from San Juan. Travel out of the city in your included transportation to the El Yunque Rainforest to a Zipline Park, where you'll get instruction and safety briefings before clipping in to your harness. Zoom over 11 carbon fiber lines, conquer three rappelling stations, swim in natural water pools, and jump into a crystal clear river. This adventure tour allows you many thrilling experiences in just a half-day from San Juan; round-trip transportation eliminates the need to rent a car.

 

Learn about the essential Puerto Rican art of Salsa dancing during this 1-hour class in San Juan. Suitable for both beginners and those who are looking to polish their skills, this class will let you understand the musical and rhythmic soul of Puerto Rican culture. Suitable for beginners and those with experience. 

Explore the historic area of Old San Juan on a small-group walking tour. Step back in time, over 500 years, and learn about the island of Puerto Rico from your guide. As you walk, pass by important landmarks while your guide regales you with history and tidbits about the local culture.

Combine a trip to El Yunque with some beach time at Luquillo with this group tour. You'll start in El Yunque, where you'll take a walk out through the forest and get the chance to swim in crystalline rivers. You'll then continue to Luquillo, where you can slide down a natural waterslide at Las Paylas and spend time at the local beach before returning to San Juan.

 

Visit the beach and the rainforest in just one day

Travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle

Fuel and parking fees are included

Round-trip transfers from your hotel will be provided

Head to the atmospheric Hacienda Santa Ana estate just outside San Juan for a rum tasting experience with both style and class, courtesy of Ron del Barrilito rum, which has been crafted here since 1880. After a welcome cocktail, tour the hacienda and learn about the heritage and art behind the rums. Then, sit down for a tutored tasting of four separate rums, including the limited edition Five Stars

• Visit the beach and the rainforest in just one day 
• Travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle 
• Fuel and parking fees are included 
• Round-trip transfers from your hotel will be provided

Mask Usage

• Masks are required indoors, regardless of age or vaccination status. Those unvaccinated or between the ages of 2 and 11 must also wear masks in public areas when unable to social distance.
• Masks are required on all public transportation, including all ferries operating to and from Vieques and Culebra.
• Masks are required at all outdoor activities of 50 attendees or more.
• This requirement does not apply to public beaches.
• Masks are still recommended in crowded urban areas.

Beaches

• Public beaches, natural reserves, and marinas are open, following social distancing guidelines. Visitors should connect with tour operators directly for additional information about operation status and specific protocols.

Lodging

• Upon arrival, all guests of all hotels, paradores, guesthouses, and short-term rentals across the Island must present either proof of vaccination or a negative PCR or antigen test performed by an authorized health provider taken within 48 hours of the beginning of their visit.
• If unvaccinated and staying longer than one week, they must present negative tests on a weekly basis.
• Employees of all hotels, paradores, guesthouses, and short-term rentals must be vaccinated or provide weekly negative tests.

Restaurants / Dining

• All establishments serving food or drinks must require proof of vaccination or negative test (either antigen or PCR performed by an authorized health provider) taken within 48 hours prior to arrival.
• All restaurants, bars, theaters, stadiums, coliseums, convention centers, casinos, and any establishment that serves prepared food or drinks will limit capacity to 75% for indoor events/operations, and 75% for outdoor events/operations from February 2 to February 16, 2022.
• All events, both indoor and outdoor, will have a maximum capacity of 250 people as long as that number is equal to or lower than their 50% capacity (if indoors) or 75% (if outdoors).
• You can read the most up to date Puerto Rico Covid regulations by clicking here.

Please note:

• Masks are required indoors, regardless of vaccination status. Those unvaccinated or between the ages of 2 and 11 must also wear masks in public areas when unable to social distance. Airports and other ports of entry will perform a quick, aleatory breath test to a percentage of passengers, and all those who present symptoms, upon arrival.

• Those attending mass events (both indoors and outdoors taking place at theaters, amphitheaters, coliseums, stadiums, and convention centers) will be required to present proof of vaccination with an FDA or WHO-approved vaccine and also a negative COVID test (either antigen or PCR performed by an authorized health provider) taken in the 48 hours prior to the event. 

• All establishments serving food or drinks must require proof of vaccination or negative test (either antigen or PCR performed by an authorized health provider) taken within 48 hours prior to arrival. 

• All passengers arriving on domestic flights are required to show a negative test (either antigen or PCR performed by an authorized health provider) result taken within 48 hours before arrival time, regardless of vaccination status. Passengers arriving without a test will have 48 hours to take one upon arrival or be subject to a fine. Unvaccinated travelers must quarantine for 7 days after arriving, regardless if they have a negative test result. 
  
  
• Until January 31, 2022, those between 5 and 11 years old will be allowed to attend large indoor events by providing negative COVID-19 test (either antigen or PCR performed by an authorized health provider) results taken no more than 48 hours prior to the event. Starting February 1, 2022, this age range will be subject to the same guidelines as adults, requiring proof of vaccination and negative test results taken within 48 hours prior to the event upon entry. Children under 5 years of age will not be allowed to attend large-scale events, even with negative results,  except when permitted by the Department of Health. 
  
  
• All restaurants, bars, theaters, stadiums, coliseums, convention centers, casinos, and any establishment that serves prepared food or drinks will limit capacity to 50% for indoor events/operations, and 75% for outdoor events/operations. All events, both indoor and outdoor, will have a maximum capacity of 250 people as long as that number is equal to or lower than their 50% capacity (if indoors) or 75% (if outdoors).
  
  
• Between January 4-18, 2022, all business will close between midnight and 5 AM. This restriction will not affect health services, including testing sites, laboratories, and pharmacies. 
  
  
• Between January 4-18, 2022, alcohol sale is also prohibited between midnight and 5 AM.

Upon Arrival: Airport:

Mask usage is a federal law on airplanes and in airports. Those entering any of the Island’s three open airports, whether on commercial or private aircraft, are required to fill out a Travel Declaration Form on the Puerto Rico Health Department’s online portal which produces a QR code to proceed. Passengers need to present ID to ensure alignment with the Travel Declaration Form. For questions regarding the airport entry process, travelers should contact the Health Department at 939-592-5115 or infoviajeros@salud.pr.gov.

Travelers arriving on international flights:

• Due to CDC guidelines, all travelers arriving on international flights must present a negative COVID-19 test (either antigen or PCR performed by an authorized health provider) taken within one day prior to departure along with proof of vaccination
• Non-U.S. citizens or long-term residents will need to show proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before travel by air to the United States from a foreign country.

Processes for symptomatic travelers (those displaying COVID-19 related symptoms)

• If a symptomatic traveler (a person who is displaying COVID-19 related symptoms) who is not vaccinated or is traveling internationally arrives on the Island, the Puerto Rico National Guard will conduct a PCR molecular COVID-19 test at the airport. The traveler must quarantine and cover their own medical expenses/possible extended stay.
  
  
• The quarantine is mandated until the negative PCR molecular COVID-19 test results are received and digitally uploaded to the Puerto Rico Health Department’s online portal.

Additional airport processes include:

• Vaccinations - The Johnson and Johnson vaccine is available in Terminal B at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU).
  
  
• Screenings - The Puerto Rico National Guard is assisting with enhanced health screenings of all arriving passengers at each airport on the Island... All arriving travelers at the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan will be pre-screened via thermographic cameras to monitor temperatures, and enhanced protocols take place at baggage claim before exiting the airport.