#Trips to puerto rico zip#

Shopping, Historical Tour, Beach Local shopping and beach Transportation to/from Airport and Ministry Sitesįloor-sleeping in a secure church, school or community centerīunk-bed sleeping in a Christian camp or retreat center

As you seek out mission trip opportunities for the next year, consider serving on a Puerto Rico mission trip with us. Our partners in Puerto Rico are waiting for you to come serve with them, pray with them, laugh with them, and cry with them. When this happens, not only will the local church and community be blessed in a tangible way, your mission team will go home with their hearts full. Our Praying Pelican Missions staff will work with you to ensure that your team's unique gifts will be used to meet a real need while you are on the ground serving in Puerto Rico. With Praying Pelican Missions, your mission trip to Puerto Rico will be life-changing for your mission team as you will get to know a local pastor who is passionate about the ministry and community that God has called him or her to. We will continue to serve alongside local churches in their efforts to clean up, rebuild, and support local community members. Praying Pelican Missions, through an already strong network of partnerships, was able to respond quickly after the hurricane and has been able to provide a steady stream of short-term teams and long-term resources ever since. Your Puerto Rico mission trip will give you and your team an opportunity to experience a rich culture and serve among a people with a great passion for the Lord.Īfter widespread devastation in 2017 due to Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the efforts to recover will continue for years to come. Our local pastors and churches are known for inviting our Praying Pelican Missions teams into their homes and treating them as honored guests. Other than clothes, everything you need is easily available here.Prepare to be welcomed as part of a family the moment you enter the community on your Puerto Rico mission trip. If you are going hiking, bring good, light hiking shoes/boots. Otherwise, casual clothes are all that are necessary. In nice restaurants, people dress what I would call business casual. The climate is consistently warm so all you need is light clothes. (5) Vieques and Culebra: Beautiful and isolated tropical islands for those who want to avoid civilization.

This has a lot of American ex-pat types who come for surfing and a California vibe. (4) Rincon on the West Coast - Surfer world, laid back, chill. There are vacation rentals near the beach, but they are booked pretty far in advance.

#Trips to puerto rico zip#

(3) El Yunque Rain Forest region - tropical atmosphere, several major beach resorts, island-type activities - remote beaches, bio bay, rain forest, horseback, ATV, zip lines, etc. (2) Old San Juan - great historic district, buildings from the 1500s, best restaurants, bars, museums, shops - no beach, but not far from them. You may find Vrbo/Airbnb apartments near the beach. The beach scene has a Miami Beach-type vibe. There are a large number of major resorts in the city.

If nightlife is your objective, this is your place, including Condado and Isle Verde. Lots of nightlife, restaurants, and activities. (1) San Juan is an urban Miami-like area. People tend to go to one of several areas: Where you visit depends on the type of vacation you like. Puerto Rico is a large and diverse place with many options.