PUERTO RICO – HOW TO GET THERE You don't have to travel far to enjoy the natural beauty and rich culture of Puerto Rico, and if you're a U.S. citizen there is no need for a passport or visa upon entry, making for a truly hassle-free Caribbean vacation. There are several airlines with direct flights and a number of cruise lines offering service to Puerto Rico. The most common airport in Puerto Rico is Luis Munoz Marin International Airport. There are numerous options for transfers from the airport with taxis, buses, hotel transportation or, if necessary, connecting flights. Look below for a list of major commercial airlines and commercial cruise lines. For more information about traveling to Puerto Rico visit sportdiver.com/puertorico and gotopuertorico.com. For more on discount airfares, try kayak.com, priceline.com, travelocity.com, orbitz.com or your favorite travel website for the current prices and schedules. Flying to Puerto Rico: Air Canada www.aircanada.com Air Sunshine www.airsunshine.com Air Tran www.airtran.com American Airlines www.aa.com Cape Air www.flycapeair.com Continental Airlines www.continental.com Copa Airlines www.copaair.com Delta Air Lines www.delta.com JetBlue Airways www.jetblue.com LIAT – The Caribbean Airline www.liatairline.com Northwest Airlines www.nwa.com Seaborne Airlines www.seaborneairlines.com Spirit Airlines www.spiritair.com United Airlines www.united.com US Airways www.usairways.com Cruising to Puerto Rico: Carnival Cruise Line www.carnival.com Celebrity Cruises www.celebritycruises.com Costa Cruise Lines www.costacruise.com Holland America Line www.hollandamerica.com MSC Cruises www.msccruises.com Norwegian Cruise Line www.ncl.com Princess Cruises www.princess.com Regent Seven Seas Cruises www.rssc.com Royal Caribbean Cruise Line www.royalcaribbean.com Silversea Cruises www.silversea.com