- Nights 6
- Days 7
- Rounds of Golf 4
- Dates Year-round
Puerto Rico, is one of the Caribbean’s best golf destinations!
The island country is one of the oldest outposts of Western Civilization in the New World, Puerto Rico was discovered by Christopher Columbus and the progress of 500 years of history can be seen in the ancient streets of Old San Juan even today.
Outside the bustling metropolis, Puerto Rico is a rich land of beautiful beaches, cloud-covered mountainous rainforests, bioluminescent bays and swaying palms ruffled by the ever-present Caribbean trades.
A great leisure destination for our golfers because of what it has to offer once you complete your round. With magnificent underwater reefs for snorkeling or diving, tremendous fishing and boating, great inland hikes, biking trails, zip lines, and much more.
This uniquely American island is the gateway to the Caribbean for great golf, culture and adventure!
Dates & Prices
Prices are in USD, per person, based on double occupancy.
| Package Options | Starting From | Single Occupancy |
| Sharing Queen / Queen | $2,595.00 |
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Terms & Conditions
Itinerary
- Arrive in San Juan International Airport (SJU)
- Pick up your rental car and drive an hour east and check into the St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort for your first 3 nights.
- Golf: Upon arrival, you will play Bahia Beach Golf Course
- Evening at your leisure.
- Hotel – St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
- Complimentary Breakfast (2)
- Golf – Play Coca Beach Golf Club, the Championship Course, which is the host venue to the PGA Tour’s Puerto Rico Open Remainder of the day at your leisure
- Hotel – St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
- Complimentary Breakfast (2)
- Golf – Play Dorado Beach – East Course
- Remainder of the day at your leisure
- Hotel – St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
- Complimentary Breakfast (2)
- Before golf, check out.
- Golf – Play Bahia Beach Golf Course
- After golf, transfer to Old San Juan for the weekend for some relaxation and some fun in this charming old town!
- Check into the Hotel El Convento which is walking distance to all of the sights, restaurants and bars!
- Hotel – Hotel El Convento
- Breakfast on your own
- Day to explore the city
- Hotel – Hotel El Convento
- Breakfast on your own
- Check out and depending on your day, explore some more of the city before transferring to the airport for your flight back to Boston.
- Depart out of San Juan International Airport (SJU)
Accommodations
Golf Courses
Bahia Beach Golf Course
Robert Trent Jones Jr., one of the world's pre-eminent golf course architects, designed the spectacular golf course at The St. Regis Bahía Beach Resort, Puerto Rico, one of the... More
Dorado Beach – East Course
Robert Trent Jones, Jr. modernized his father’s original seaside course, but its history remains. Tree trunks bear the marks of golf balls that went astray, and each hole is... More
Coco Beach Golf Club – Championship Course
Designed by PGA Tour professional, Tom Kite, our 18-hole Championship Course is the host venue to the PGA Tour's Puerto Rico Open. This course brings you a dynamic golfing... More
Hotel El Convento
The St. Regis Bahia Beach
Bahia Beach Golf Course
Dorado Beach – East Course
Included
- 3 Nights at St. Regis Bahia Beach – Queen / Queen
- 2 Nights at Hotel El Convento in Old San Juan – Queen / Queen
- 4 Rounds of Golf:
- Bahia Resort Course 2x
- Dorado Beach – East Course
- Coca Beach Golf Club – Championship Course
- Breakfast Daily (at St. Regis only)
- All Taxes and Resort Fees included
- Services of your Distincte Golf Representative
Not Included
- All flights (Boston to JAX – (approx. RT $293.00 – Jet Blue/ as of Feb 16)
- Rental Car (SUV approx. $416.00)
- All portage and tips for drivers & guides
- All caddies and carts not indicated in itinerary
- All meals, drinks not mentioned in itinerary
- All items of a personal nature
Photos
Before You Travel
Overview:
When Christopher Columbus arrived on this Caribbean island on his second voyage in 1493, he named the island “San Juan” (St. John) and the large, protected port on its north shore “Puerto Rico” or “rich port.” Somehow, over the intervening centuries, the names got switched around.
No matter. Puerto Rico, the island, offers visitors a rich selection of destinations, activities and events to explore on an island that can be traversed by car in less than a day. It is an island ringed with lovely, palm-bedecked beaches, pretty coves and modern seaside resorts. The Cordillera Centrale, or central mountains, runs like a spine across the middle of Puerto Rico, providing some cooler upland vistas, delicious coffee plantations, karst limestone outcroppings and beautiful hiking trails. On the eastern side of the island, the El Yunque National Forest is known as “the lungs of the Caribbean,” as this tall mountainous range scrapes the bottoms off passing clouds and drenches the forest floor with hundreds of inches of rainfall annually.
As far as cities go, San Juan is one of the most exciting metropolises in the Caribbean. With one foot firmly planted in the historic past, San Juan’s Old City cobblestoned streets are made for wandering. Historic Colonial buildings and the old fort on the rocky oceanfront speak of the Spanish past. But San Juan is also the essence of a modern city, with sleek new hotels, fabulous shopping, and wonderful restaurants and nightspots to enjoy.
And San Juan is not the only city on the island. The old southern town of Ponce is nearly as historic as San Juan, just quieter and less crowded. Smaller towns like Fajardo, Rincon, Mayaguez and others are all fun to explore for an hour or two, or even longer. And the popular islands of Vieques and Culebra offer more of the laid-back Caribbean island vibe than is often found on the bustling main island.
Puerto Rico is a sportsman’s dream destination. There are about a dozen fine golf courses on the island, watersports from surfing to paddleboarding, hiking in the rainforests and mountains and cave exploring in the karst regions. And Puerto Rico is filled with cultural events and activities, including music festivals, food events and concerts.
All in all, the rich port has a wealth of experiences to offer today’s traveler.