Bad Bunny Sightseeing Tour, the neighborhood that raised the global star｜Puerto Rico

Two hours through the town that raised the greatest artist on the planet, narrated not by a tour guide, but by people who walked these streets and grew up with him.

We're residents of the place that raised him, and we go in groups of no more than six people. That's exactly the difference.

We're not going to tell you about the Bad Bunny you already know. We're going to introduce you to Benito.

- The EcOnO where he had his first job. He collected shopping carts and worked the cash register before filling stadiums.

- La SuAn, the neighborhood's high, and the bakery that ended up in a song.

- The first mural the neighborhood painted for him. It wasn't born out of fame; it was born out of gratitude.

- The church. The same one that today divides opinions used to hold mass where you're going to be standing. The stop that nobody expects.

- And the house where he slept, dreamed, and wrote from his room and from his closet. We won't tell you which one it is until the end.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

It starts and finishes at the same place: the Burger King parking lot, Exit 22, Vega Baja, with free parking.

Duration: approximately 2 hours. Small groups of six people maximum, in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide. Available in Spanish and English, seven days a week, with departures starting at 9:00 AM.

Includes: local tour guide, transportation throughout the tour, Puerto Rican snack, and a souvenir at the end. You get the photos from the sightseeing tour via QR at the end.

Bring: comfortable clothes and shoes, sunscreen, a hat and water.
Rain or shine, this is Puerto Rico and the sightseeing tour goes ahead anyway.

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