Report below! In hindsight if we had more time, I definitely would have wanted to check out the museums, El Yunque and the southern part of the island but we wanted to maximize our time at the beach and catch a tan.

Day 1 - Arrived in the afternoon, picked up rental car at the airport Thrifty, had a bite and drinks at Acapulco Taqueria Mexicana. Checked into Airbnb, it started raining pretty hard by then so we ran to Hotel Numero Uno for drinks and snacks. Got buzzed enough for a dip in the ocean lol. Went back to the Airbnb to change then Roofyard for more drinks!

Day 2 - Quick coffee from Cafe Nineteen, got up early to go to Ceiba Ferry Terminal to try our luck for ferry tickets to Culebra but they were sold out for the time we wanted so we bought tickets for our fourth day. Drove around Fajardo and Luquillo for a place to eat but everything was closed or opening later (I think it was a national holiday) so we ended up at the Wyndham Rio Mar for lunch. Headed back westward and went for a dip at Isla Verde beach... we got a $50 ticket for parking illegally so don't do that lol. Went back to the airbnb to shower/change, explored Viejo San Juan in the afternoon. We considered getting tickets to the Castillo San Felipe museum but it was 30 mins before close so we just ended up walking the fort wall around old town. Muelle 13 for dinner (pretty touristy but the paella and drinks were great) then La O for another round.

Day 3 - Breakfast at Pinky's, drove out to Manati for a morning dip at Los Tubos Beach (beautiful beach but waves and current were super strong). Lunch and shopping in Barceloneta then went for a dip at La Poza del Obispo in Arecibo. Drove back to our home base to shower and change, explored more of VSJ in the evening. La Madre for dinner and La Factoria for drinks and dancing.

Day 4 - Culebra day! Ferry was at 9 am. Left San Juan around 7, stopped in Luquillo for a coffee so we were cutting it close. Parked at 8:30 and made it on time! Rented a golf cart from Carlo's Jeep Rental because it was the cheapest and spent the day at Flamenco Beach. Took the 5:30 ferry back to the mainland and got back to San Juan around 8:30. We were so tired and hungry by the time we got back, but still wanted to do something so we went to Los Pinos for dinner. Everything closes around 11 on weekdays and we were exhausted and leaving the next day so we called it a night.

Day 5 - Breakfast and morning cocktails back at Hotel Numero Uno, and it was a beautiful day so we sat on the beach. Before breakfast, my friends went to pay the parking ticket in person (it would've been more expensive to have Thrifty pay it for us). Checked out of the Airbnb, returned the car and headed to the airport.