Air

San Juan's airport, Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, is 7 miles east of the cruise port. Taxis cost less than $20. Drive time from the airport to the cruise port is 30 minutes. San Juan is a major hub for American Airlines, so there's easy access to its US domestic network. A number of other North American carriers fly between Puerto Rico and a score of mainland cities.There are excellent air connections to a heap of Caribbean islands, including BWIA flights to Antigua, Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad, and Air France.

Road

Public Transportation in San Juan is convenient and efficient, with regular bus service on established routes. Taxis are available at the airport, hotels and major tourist points. In the tourism zones, rates are fixed and posted. Outside the zones, taxis are metered and can be hired by the hour. Some hotels include transportation in special buses to their properties. Renting a car is the best way to see the island. International car rental agencies are well represented on the island, and there are plenty of local operators. US driving license is valid. Gas is sold by the liter, distance is measured in kilometers, and speed is measured in miles per hour. The legal driving age is 16.

Ferries

Ferry service is available at the small port of Fajardo in the east of the island to reach Culebra and Vieques. At least four ferries a day ply either route and the journey to either island is around one hour. It's possible to take a car, including rental cars, on the ferry to Culebra but it's necessary to book well in advance. Private boats can also be chartered at many of the marinas on the east coast.