Travel with the Grannies to San Juan, Puerto Rico to explore the happenings of this delightful island with a rich cultural heritage, and home to Salsa music. From the mountains of El Yunque, to the warm, tropical waters that lap gently along its shores, San Juan’s native food, friendly people, and natural tranquility are something to behold. Visit El Morro, the large Spanish fort that guards the entry to the island’s port, and walk through Old Town with flower-draped balconies that overlook enchanting Puerto Rican streets.
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