

by Old San juan Barcrawl
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130This Old San Juan bar crawl lasts three hours and visits three locally owned bars along a route through the city’s main nightlife areas. The tour begins at the first bar, where participants receive a free mojito and a free house shot. Each of the three bars also includes a free house shot. The first bar serves Puerto Rican tapas, and the third bar offers a late mixed food menu, but dinner is not included. The crawl involves two short walks of about five to seven minutes each, moving from the top to the bottom of Old San Juan. The route passes through Calle de Cristo, a street known for shopping and dining, where live music may be heard from Friday through Sunday. The schedule is set to fit into travelers’ evenings, starting at 7:30 PM and ending at 10:30 PM. Time spent at each bar is roughly one hour at the first bar from 7:30 to 8:30 PM, one hour at the second bar from 8:45 to 9:45 PM, and forty-five minutes at the third bar from 9:45 to 10:30 PM. The final stop is on Calle San Sebastian, a busy street with many bars and restaurants. Transportation to the meeting point is available by Uber or scooter from nearby neighborhoods such as Condado, Ocean Park, Miramar, or Santurce. The meeting point is about a fifteen-minute walk from the scooter station in Old San Juan. For groups of eight or more, transportation can be arranged with at least three days’ notice. Parking is available near El Totem, as shown on Apple or Google Maps. This tour is designed for solo travelers, couples, and groups, encouraging socializing and interaction. It is not a historical tour but focuses on visiting local nightlife hotspots in Puerto Rico’s rum capital.
First bar with Puerto Rican tapas
The first bar visit lasts about one hour. It was originally created to bring solo travelers together but now hosts a diverse group including bachelorette parties and families. Participants should wear comfortable shoes for two short walks of 5 to 7 minutes each across the old city. Puerto Rican tapas are served here.
60 min
Calle de Cristo bar stop
This hour-long stop is on Calle de Cristo, a street known for shopping and dining. Live music may be present from Friday through Sunday. The schedule for the evening usually runs from 7:30 to 8:30 PM at the first bar, 8:45 to 9:45 PM at the second, and 9:45 to 10:30 PM at the third. Hosts can offer recommendations for continuing the night afterwards.
60 min
Calle San Sebastian bar area
The last 45 minutes take place on Calle San Sebastian, a lively area with many bars and restaurants. The meeting point for the crawl is a 15-minute walk from the scooter station in Old San Juan. Transportation options include Uber or scooters from Condado, Ocean Park, Miramar, or Santurce. Group transportation for eight or more can be arranged with three days’ notice. Parking is available near El Totem as shown on maps.
45 min
EL CAFETIN ( is a very popular tapas and mojitos bar that has a Huge Puerto Rican flag in its entrance )
End point
Douglas Quinqué Pub


by Old San juan Barcrawl
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130This Old San Juan bar crawl lasts three hours and visits three locally owned bars along a route through the city’s main nightlife areas. The tour begins at the first bar, where participants receive a free mojito and a free house shot. Each of the three bars also includes a free house shot. The first bar serves Puerto Rican tapas, and the third bar offers a late mixed food menu, but dinner is not included. The crawl involves two short walks of about five to seven minutes each, moving from the top to the bottom of Old San Juan. The route passes through Calle de Cristo, a street known for shopping and dining, where live music may be heard from Friday through Sunday. The schedule is set to fit into travelers’ evenings, starting at 7:30 PM and ending at 10:30 PM. Time spent at each bar is roughly one hour at the first bar from 7:30 to 8:30 PM, one hour at the second bar from 8:45 to 9:45 PM, and forty-five minutes at the third bar from 9:45 to 10:30 PM. The final stop is on Calle San Sebastian, a busy street with many bars and restaurants. Transportation to the meeting point is available by Uber or scooter from nearby neighborhoods such as Condado, Ocean Park, Miramar, or Santurce. The meeting point is about a fifteen-minute walk from the scooter station in Old San Juan. For groups of eight or more, transportation can be arranged with at least three days’ notice. Parking is available near El Totem, as shown on Apple or Google Maps. This tour is designed for solo travelers, couples, and groups, encouraging socializing and interaction. It is not a historical tour but focuses on visiting local nightlife hotspots in Puerto Rico’s rum capital.
First bar with Puerto Rican tapas
The first bar visit lasts about one hour. It was originally created to bring solo travelers together but now hosts a diverse group including bachelorette parties and families. Participants should wear comfortable shoes for two short walks of 5 to 7 minutes each across the old city. Puerto Rican tapas are served here.
60 min
Calle de Cristo bar stop
This hour-long stop is on Calle de Cristo, a street known for shopping and dining. Live music may be present from Friday through Sunday. The schedule for the evening usually runs from 7:30 to 8:30 PM at the first bar, 8:45 to 9:45 PM at the second, and 9:45 to 10:30 PM at the third. Hosts can offer recommendations for continuing the night afterwards.
60 min
Calle San Sebastian bar area
The last 45 minutes take place on Calle San Sebastian, a lively area with many bars and restaurants. The meeting point for the crawl is a 15-minute walk from the scooter station in Old San Juan. Transportation options include Uber or scooters from Condado, Ocean Park, Miramar, or Santurce. Group transportation for eight or more can be arranged with three days’ notice. Parking is available near El Totem as shown on maps.
45 min
EL CAFETIN ( is a very popular tapas and mojitos bar that has a Huge Puerto Rican flag in its entrance )
End point
Douglas Quinqué Pub