An easy walk from the cruise terminal, follow the coastline path, which takes you through part of the old town, which is spectacular. The fort itself is only $10 to get in (or use your US National Pa…Full review by machinmad
Feb 4, 2025
Expansive fort with breathtaking views of the waters, this is a must-see in Old San Juan. Pretty impressive in structure and lots of history! This fort itself would need a good 3 hours so make sure y…Full review by rbhogaraju
Jan 15, 2025
Admission to the fort is free if you have a national park pass and for former and current military. The half mile or so walk from the street to the entrance of the fort is breath taking. There are a …Full review by LenEvanston
Hi, I am an amateur film maker from Mumbai (India). Want to shoot a small documentary film in San Juan. Can I get local Camera Man/ Makeup Man, actor/ actresses there?
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This is not my area of expertise but I know that all the skills you seek exist here. I found someone that might be a good starting point for assembling your crew. Let me know when you …
This is not my area of expertise but I know that all the skills you seek exist here. I found someone that might be a good starting point for assembling your crew. Let me know when you are here and perhaps we can meet. Look for Eduardo Aguiar online as a contact for film making.
I will be visiting San Juan for 2 days in the first week of April 2018. Can I book a local tourist guide/translator? How much does it costs?
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You really don’t need a guide or a translator. Old San Juan is small and can be walked completely without too much effort. Also there are buses that are free and will take you there. …
You really don’t need a guide or a translator. Old San Juan is small and can be walked completely without too much effort. Also there are buses that are free and will take you there. If you feel you do need a guide anda translator go to google check old San Juan guides
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