Palmas del Mar
Palmas del Mar is Puerto Rico’s world-class resort community. Located 45 minutes from San Juan on Puerto Rico’s southeast coast, you will be well-situated to take advantage of all the island has to offer. Palmas del Mar boasts two championship golf courses, the best tennis and equestrian facilities in the Caribbean and a Yacht Club and Megayacht Marina, while a wide-ranging selection of restaurants will satisfy your dining needs.
Nature lovers will find Palmas del Mar a great destination, with its miles of sandy beaches and lush, green environment. Its proximity to El Yunque (the only tropical rainforest in the United States National Forest system) and the islands of Vieques and Culebra offer many opportunities to explore the wilder side of Puerto Rico.
Our apartment in Palmanova Village offers the best views in Palmas del Mar, and a level of comfort and luxury hard to find elsewhere. Whether you decide to head out to explore all the island has to offer, or take a day (or days) to enjoy the beach and attractions right in Palmas, the Palmanova apartment makes a great home base for your trip to Puerto Rico.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Palmas del Mar?
Palmas del Mar is situated 45 minutes southeast of San Juan, on the Caribbean Sea. The closest city is Humacao. Click here for a map and directions from San Juan to Palmas del Mar.
Is it easy to get around?
Absolutely. For the most part, you can leave your car at home, and take in the sights of Palmas del Mar on your golf cart, or on foot. There are dedicated paths that take you throughout the community.
What can I do in Palmas?
Palmas has much to offer. There are golf courses, tennis and equestrian facilities, a marina, cafes, restaurants, and more. Last, but not least, are the beaches! For more information on these amenities, please follow this link.
Are there supermarkets nearby?
Yes. A short drive (ten minute) away in Humacao, you will find Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club and Ralph’s. Thirty minutes away in Caguas, there is a Costco. Depending on what is in season, you will find many road-side fruit stands selling their goods. This is a great way to start exploring the island’s food culture!
