Question 1

Where is Casa Venturas based?

Accepted Answer

Casa Venturas is based in San Juan, Puerto Rico. We offer three core experiences: an El Yunque rainforest day tour, a private catamaran charter to Vieques (marina in Humacao), and sunset salsa classes on a San Juan rooftop.

Question 2

How small are the groups?

Accepted Answer

El Yunque groups are capped at 13 guests. The catamaran is a private charter for up to 12 guests, your group only. Salsa classes are open-group with flexible capacity.

Question 3

Do you include hotel pickup?

Accepted Answer

Yes for the El Yunque tour. Pickup from any San Juan-area hotel is included in the $89/person price. Catamaran pickup from San Juan can be arranged on request (the marina is 1h from San Juan in Humacao). Salsa is self-access at the Casa Santurce rooftop in San Juan.

Question 4

What is your cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your tour. Booking is direct through our website, no OTA commission fees.

Question 5

Is Casa Venturas on TripAdvisor?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Casa Venturas is rated 5.0 stars with 1,458 reviews, ranked #10 of 152 Tours in San Juan and #1 of 99 Transportation Services in San Juan on TripAdvisor. We are also featured in KAYAK Travel Guides.

Question 6

How do I book?

Accepted Answer

Book directly on casaventuras.com, fill the reservation form on the page of the tour you want. You can also email micasaventuras@gmail.com or WhatsApp +1 929 372 4529. Direct bookings save you up to 25% versus OTAs like Viator.

Question 7

Do I need a passport to visit Puerto Rico?

Accepted Answer

No. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, so U.S. citizens only need a valid photo ID like a driver's license or state ID. International visitors follow the same rules as entering the U.S. mainland.

Question 8

When is the best time to visit Puerto Rico?

Accepted Answer

December through April is the dry, cooler season and the sweet spot for El Yunque and the catamaran. The hurricane season runs June to November (peak in September), but tours run daily unless a named storm is active. We offer flexible rebooking if weather flips.

Question 9

What about mosquitoes and Zika?

Accepted Answer

Mosquitoes are most active August to October. Zika transmission in Puerto Rico has been near zero for years now. Bring DEET repellent for El Yunque (it's a jungle, so you'll want it). The catamaran and salsa rooftop are breezy, low-mosquito environments.

Question 10

Is San Juan safe for tourists?

Accepted Answer

Yes, very safe. Tourist areas like Old San Juan, Condado, and Isla Verde are well-patrolled. Just use normal common sense: don't leave valuables in your rental car, and grab an Uber after dark. Our El Yunque tour picks you up at your hotel and drops you back, so you're never navigating anywhere alone.

Question 11

Do your guides speak English and Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Yes, fully bilingual. All tours default to English, and guides switch to Spanish, French, or Portuguese on request. Zoe teaches salsa with counts in both English and Spanish.

Question 12

How does tipping work?

Accepted Answer

Tipping is appreciated but never required. Guests who want to tip usually leave 10 to 15% of the tour price, or $5 to $10 per person, in cash at the end of the tour. Guides and drivers split tips evenly.

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