If you arrive in San Juan late afternoon, early evening (which can be the case for many cruise line passengers), you may feel that there will be a limited amount of things to see and do.
It is true that attractions such as El Morro close their doors at 6pm (5pm between June and November), but even if the doors are closed; a trip to El Morro should not be ignored.
As the photos in this post show, even at night El Morro cuts a dramatic imposing figure on the San Juan skyline.
Note: The free trolley service that runs to El Morro stops around 7pm. Other options include taxis or an uphill walk.
El Morro is not the only attraction that is illuminated at night, so don’t despair if this is the only time you will have to explore the city. Even at night, Old San Juan has a lot to offer.
If you would prefer an organized night time tour then contact Legends of Puerto Rico who offer a ‘Night Time tales Tour’.
Photo Source: mannequin
3 Responses
Wow, that is so beautiful! I miss it.
Yes, these photos are superb. Wish I had taken them :o)
El Morro is a great place to see at night.
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