Can tourists drink the water in Puerto Rico?

Can you drink tap water in Puerto Rico? Yes! Tap water in Puerto Rico is potable, meaning it is safe to drink and use. I grew up in Puerto Rico, and all of the water provided by the Island's aqueduct, Puerto Rico's Water and Sewage Authority, is potable (that's 97% of the island).



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FOOD SAFETY IN PUERTO RICO Don't go where the tourists go. Especially in heavily touristed areas, avoid the highly advertised places with bilingual menus. For a genuine eating experience, avoid the hotel restaurant and ask some locals instead. Go to restaurants and food trucks that have a lot of local traffic.

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Tipping in Puerto Rico is just as common as in the U.S. It is part of the service economy and taxation system. Tipping is generally the same as it would be here in the United States. Gratuity may be included in bills in restaurants for parties of six or more.

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Yes, San Juan is very safe for tourists to visit. San Juan is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Puerto Rico, and is not any more dangerous than a city in the United States mainland would be. San Juan is a coastal city that welcomes over 5 million tourists per year.

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Yes, it is lawful, just do not use glass bottles, and take empty cans back with you or at the next trash can. It is a beautiful thing- drink away! All beaches are ok with alcoholic beverages not in glass.

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