However, this is also the peak month for hurricanes. There isn’t a significant drop in prices or services, but the crowds thin, the beaches calm, and temperatures simmer, making fall and spring very pleasant times to visit the island, passing storms notwithstanding.Ī September visit provides a chance to drop in on the Fiesta Nuestra Señora de la Monserrate in Aguas Buenas live music and street food make for a lively atmosphere and the mountain setting is lovely. On either side of the crowded high season, Puerto Rico’s tourist infrastructure takes a breather to regroup. Shoulder Season (September to mid-December and mid-April to May) is the best time to avoid crowds Here’s our guide to helping you decide the best time to visit Puerto Rico.
As elsewhere in the Caribbean, the actual risk of a hurricane passing overhead is very real, and tropical storms often come with the territory. It never gets cold here, but it's worth paying attention to weather forecasts during the June to November hurricane season. The busy festival calendar means there's always something happening on the island, and Puerto Rico's salsa beats and lip-smacking cuisine are ever-present – the scent of slow-roasted pork fills the air throughout the year. No holiday time till the spring? Don't worry – the rest of the year is a good time to visit Puerto Rico too. For most fall visitors, the risk of tropical storms is trumped by the peace and quiet on the beaches. Why shiver at home? With beautiful beaches, bioluminescent bays, steamy forests and a rich history that's perfect for enjoying in the sun, Puerto Rico is a snow bird’s picture-perfect haven.įall is hot, tropical and quiet – a calm breathing space before sun-seekers flood in for the busy winter season.
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