Puerto Rico Travel Planning & Travel Tips

Puerto Rico Climate:

The best time to visit is December-April. (That's also the high season.) The temperatures are in the 70s-80s F/23-32 C during the day and in the 70s F/23-27 C at night (do take a sweater for the evenings, especially in the mountain areas). Hurricane season is June-November, when it can be cloudy, more humid and rainy. It seems to rain at least once a day year round, but most of the rain comes in brief torrents and doesn't ruin a whole day. Taking along a waterproof jacket or lightweight raincoat is a good idea.

Calling Internationally:

There are no country codes needed when calling to and from Puerto Rico.

Electricity:

The electricity is 110 volts AC, as it is in the continental United States and Canada.

Travel Insurance for Puerto Rico Trips:

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