Have you been looking for the best 4 day Puerto Rico itinerary? I’ve got you covered!
Hello there, fellow adventurers! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re looking for how to explore the best of Puerto Rico in four days. Well, you’re in luck because I’ve just spent an incredible week exploring this vibrant island in the Caribbean. And let me tell you, it’s a tropical paradise with a lively culture that has stolen my heart!
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For over a decade, I’ve been traversing Latin America and the Americas. I’ve been immersing myself in diverse cultures, sampling unique cuisines, and collecting unforgettable memories. So, when I say I’ve got the inside scoop on what to do in Puerto Rico, especially in the Northeast part of the island, you can be confident I know what I’m talking about.
We’re about to embark on a 4-day journey through Puerto Rico that will leave you ready to hit the road. Let’s dive right in, shall we?
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Day 1 of Puerto Rico 4 Day Itinerary: Explore San Juan
Morning: Exploring Old San Juan
Exploring San Juan, Puerto Rico is an adventure in itself! From the colorful buildings of Old San Juan to the regional dishes, this vibrant city has something for everyone.
Whether you’re looking to explore the ancient remains of Castillo San Felipe del Morro or will appreciate Puerto Rico’s rich history and diverse cultural experiences, you will find what you are looking for.
Get lost in the winding streets of Old San Juan exploring the bright, colorful buildings. The city is the perfect backdrop for taking photos and just wandering. Bring your camera, and a bottle of water, and hit the neighborhood.
Fun Fact: the blue cobblestones along many of the streets represent a piece of the island’s rich past. Literally! Spanish ships brought them over to balance out the weight of the gold they swapped them for on the boat home.
While exploring San Juan, I especially enjoyed the national park site Castillo San Cristobal. It was beginning to get hotter with the humidity but that didn’t stop me from venturing and enjoying the visit. Get there early in the morning to beat the cruise ship stopovers, and the island heat.
Don’t forget your National Parks Passport!
Castillo San Cristobal was incredibly interesting to explore and easily accessible from Old San Juan. In addition to the crumbling fort’s strange beauty, I also found myself captivated by its fascinating history. The 17th century fortifications give testament to its strategic importance to colonizers during different periods of wars in Puerto Rico’s memory. It certainly made me think about the island’s storied past.
🏰 Learn about the 500 year history of Old San Juan on this Guided Walking Tour
Taste the History of San Juan
San Juan, Puerto Rico is known for its dynamic food scene. From the classic piña colada’s storied past, to the award-winning bar Factoria, to the Bacardi distillery, even the co*cktail scene in Puerto Rico is something to be experienced. Travelers of all ages can find something to tantalize their taste buds here.
If you’re looking for a way to explore it all, The Spoon Experience offers unique guided tours of the culinary landscape in San Juan. They will lead you through favorite local spots and family-run restaurants so you can sample authentic Puerto Rican dishes. With Spoon’s knowledgeable guides, friendly atmosphere and delicious food, you’ll be sure to have a memorable experience!
🥑 Check availability and prices for The Spoon Experience
Did you know the piña colada originated in San Juan, Puerto Rico?
I had the pleasure of visiting a few places around San Juan and tasting their delicious piña coladas.
I started off by visiting the Caribe Hilton, a stunning resort that claims to be the location it was originally invented. Bartender Ramon “Monchito” Marrero created the legendary mix here in 1954.
Their version of the blended drink is smooth and creamy, and more coconut-forward. The result is a delightfully refreshing co*cktail, worthy of the honor.
I was not able to make it to Barrachina, but recommend it if you are able to. Rivaling Caribe Hilton with its claim to be the original, Barrachina is also rumored to have started the co*cktail. Bartender Ramon Portas Mingot reportedly invented the piña colada here in 1963. This version is more pineapple-forward, so it’s a great choice for those not as big of fans of coconut.
So why the contrary claims to the classic co*cktail’s history? For that, we headed to Antiguo 26 to learn from Mr. Fun Facts waiter Andre. According to him, the original piña colada was not blended. The first iteration was created by Monchito in 1954 , and was later blended in it’s more well-known form at Barrachina.
Piña Colada with a Twist
For something even more special though, I recommend checking out the co*cktail menu from Antiguo 26.
They have two drinks on the menu with a unique playful take on the original piña colada.
A particular favorite for me was their ‘Monchito 2020’, named after the bartender who invented the beverage. With a clarified pineapple punch and added spices, its a flavor you will remember.
Also on the menu is the ‘Paragua’ named for the popular Puerto Rican snow-cone-like treat.
Afternoon: Take in the Art of Santurce
Don’t miss Santurce in San Juan, Puerto Rico with its vibrant art scene. The murals around the neighborhood, many of which are created by local artists, create an enchanting atmosphere.
We walked around Calle Cerra in Santurce taking in all the art around the neighborhood. We even ran into a few artists painting! They told us there was an art festival they were preparing for in late May. We we were going to just barely miss Santurce es Ley.
This popular event draws people from all over Puerto Rico as well as tourists from around the world. Come to enjoy a unique evening with music, dancing, and delicious food. Visitors can enjoy all this in addition to the brand new murals. So make sure to check out this exciting event when it comes back around next Spring!
There’s also a lovely sculpture garden and plenty of galleries where you can find unique works of art.
🎨 Learn about the art of Santurce on this Lifestyle and Culture Tour
Evening: Enjoy an Incredible Meal at Cocina Al Fondo
Cocina al Fondo, located in the Santurce neighborhood of San Juan, should definitely be on your Puerto Rico Itinerary. Owned and operated by native Puerto Ricans, Cocina al Fondo is known for its fresh, locally sourced ingredients and modern culinary techniques.
The chef, Natalia Vallejo, was honored in June 2023 with the coveted James Beard award for her masterful concoctions that are sure to please even the most discerning palates.
Travelers can be sure that they’ll get the best of Puerto Rican cuisine when they visit Cocina al Fondo. They can expect a meal that is both delicious and locally sourced!
It was my first time visiting the restaurant and I was immediately taken aback by its beauty. The outdoor seating was especially inviting with lush vegetation, atmospheric bistro lights, and a warm breeze gently blowing.
We were so excited to taste everything on the menu that we couldn’t decide what to order! So, we decided to just keep ordering different plates of food to share. It got to the point that we couldn’t even remember what we ordered as more plates were brought out! We were not complaining!
The food was incredible; it was so flavorful and colorful that I almost didn’t want to eat it! Each plate had a unique combination of flavors that blended perfectly together. The ingredients were obviously fresh and cooked with care. My favorite was the beet and goat cheese dish (so we ordered another haha!)
I was truly impressed with the quality of our meal as well as the overall atmosphere of Cocina al Fondo.
Reservations are required and can only be made by texting the restaurant through WhatsApp.
Day 2 of Four Days in Puerto Rico Itinerary: Beach and Pool by day, Dancing till Dawn by Night
Morning: Hang out at the Beach
Visiting the beaches in Puerto Rico is a great way to experience the beauty and culture of this Caribbean island. One thing that travelers should keep in mind when visiting any beach is to remember to wear sunscreen! The tropical sun can be quite strong, so it’s important to protect your skin from the harmful UV rays.
When it comes to beaches, one of the most popular beaches in Puerto Rico for travelers is Condado Beach. This beach boasts crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sand making it an ideal spot for sunbathing and swimming. The waters are also home to some amazing wildlife, so it’s worth taking a snorkeling trip as well!
For those looking for a quieter beach experience, Playa Escambron is also an excellent option. Situated on the east side of Old San Juan, this beach offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and has plenty of shaded spots where you can relax in peace and quiet.
I had the pleasure of visiting Luquillo Beach recently which is very close to San Juan. I stayed at the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar, which has a sprawling beachfront.
The sand was soft and smooth under my toes, making it perfect for walking along the shore. The pool was perfect for taking a dip or lounging around with friends. My experience was so pleasant and I would recommend this as a relaxing beach to visit.
While the property is private, all beaches in Puerto Rico are public and can be visited by anyone. And if traversing the island’s beaches isn’t your thing, most hotels will have a refreshing pool you can relax in as well.
Afternoon: Lunch at Princesa – Cocina Cultura
If you’re making your way around San Juan make sure to carve out some time for a culinary journey at Princesa. This isn’t just a restaurant, it’s an experience that transports you straight into the heart of Puerto Rican culture. From tantalizing traditional dishes that are a gastronomic celebration of the island’s rich heritage, to the most complete collection of Puerto Rican rum, Princesa leaves no stone unturned in delivering an authentic dining adventure.
But it’s not just the food that tells a story here. Even their co*cktails have a tale to tell, each one named after influential women in history. As you sip on these creative concoctions, you’re not just enjoying a delicious drink, but also paying tribute to these trailblazing women. It’s a unique touch that adds a layer of depth and connection to your dining experience.
And let’s not forget the setting. Princesa offers an enchanting indoor-outdoor dining space, where you’ll find yourself surrounded by lush greenery, making you feel the magic of the story behind the place. Whether you’re sitting under the open sky or inside amidst the charming decor in the enclosed patio, the ambiance is nothing short of magical.
So, if you’re looking for a dining experience that engages all your senses and leaves you with a deeper understanding and appreciation of Puerto Rican culture, Princesa is the place to be!
Evening: Head Out for a Night of Dancing
Start out the evening at Distrito T-Mobile in San Juan. From the numerous bars and restaurants located in the area to the loud and exciting atmosphere, spending time in Distrito T-Mobile is sure to be a blast.
Whether you just want to grab some food with friends or take part in one of their many events throughout the year, Distrito T-Mobile never fails to provide a great time! The music is loud and full of energy, people are dancing, and there is a ton to do. I felt the incredible energy of Puerto Rican nightlife when I visited this place for the first time and anyone who goes is sure to have a thrilling time.
For those who don’t want to end the night early don’t worry – next you’re heading to La Placita.
La Placita in the Santurce neighborhood is known as the ultimate adventure for young travelers looking for nightlife. With its vibrant atmosphere and numerous bars, La Placita is the perfect place to party until the sun comes up. Whether you’re looking to grab a few drinks with friends or explore some of San Juan’s hidden gems, La Placita always has something to offer.
The streets buzz with energy, and upon arrival you can expect multiple vendors selling street food from all around the world. There are often live music performances taking place offering a diverse range of genres such as salsa and reggaeton. La Placita is definitely an experience that belongs on your Puerto Rico itiner
🍹 Start off the night with this Old San Juan Bar Crawl
Day 3 of 4 Day Puerto Rico Itinerary: El Yunque Rainforest + Exploring Loíza
Morning: Hike and Ziplining through El Yunque National Forest
Welcome to El Yunque National Forest, a lush and vibrant oasis filled with adventure at every turn. Begin your journey at the El Portal visitor’s center, where you’ll find a wealth of information about the park’s flora, fauna, and history.
From here, embark on a range of short and long hike options, each offering its own unique rewards – from breathtaking mountain vistas to hidden waterfalls and serene pools perfect for swimming.
And for those seeking an extra dose of adrenaline, ziplining is a must-try activity, allowing you to soar high above the forest canopy and take in the unparalleled beauty of this stunning natural wonderland. There are a few private companies offering ziplining tours outside of the national forest boundaries.
So pack your hiking boots, grab your gear, and get ready to experience the magic of El Yunque National Forest like never before!
My visit to the El Portal Visitor’s Center in El Yunque National Forest was a short but incredibly enriching experience. I can confidently say it’s the nicest visitor’s center I’ve encountered in the national parks system. The moment I walked across the elevated platform along the treetops and entered the center, I was blown away by the epic scale of the covered area. It almost felt like an all-white church.
I was also delighted to find out that I could get my national parks passport stamped there – a small but meaningful part of my visit. But what truly took my breath away were the stunning views of the forest from the visitor’s center. Even though my time there was brief, it made my adventure in the rainforest of Puerto Rico in all the more memorable.
🌿 Soar through El Yunque on this Rainforest Ziplining Tour
Afternoon: Experience Rich Afro-Caribbean Culture in Loíza
Your next stop in the 4 day Puerto Rico itinerary is Loíza, a vibrant and culturally rich municipality on the coast.
If you’re a foodie, prepare your taste buds for the local delicacy – frituras. These mouth-watering fried snacks are a must-try, offering a burst of flavors that are sure to leave you craving more.
But Loíza is not just about tantalizing food; it’s also a hub of traditional Puerto Rican dance. Don’t miss the chance to witness bomba dancing, an energetic and passionate performance that reflects the town’s African heritage. The rhythm, the moves, the colorful outfits – it’s a feast for the senses that will make you want to join in!
Learn to dance Bomba
We were invited to take a bomba class with Sheila Osorio of Taller Nzmabi and learned so much about its history. Bomba originated in Puerto Rico as a way for enslaved Africans to express themselves. The dancing is rhythmic and done with feeling. The dancers can move to the drum expressing their anger and frustration as much as their celebration and joy.
Standing on the beach in a batey – the semi-circle that marks the dance area – Sheila explained to us why it was so important for her to continue this tradition. Not only does it continue on the cultural practice, but dancing bomba to her honors the ancestors.
Even the location by the ocean is significant, remembering those who died to the water rather than face the tragedy that slavery brought. They say that for her to continue to teach Bomba in this place brings peace to their ancestral souls. This gave me chills.
Loíza is located on the coast of Puerto Rico where many sugar plantations were located, which is why it has become a hub of Afro-Caribbean culture. In addition to bomba dance and food, you can experience the cultural beauty of Puerto Rico’s Afro-Caribbean coast through art. There are beautiful murals all over the municipality, and this is also where vejigante masks originated.
Visit the art studio of Samuel Lind
Speaking of art, do not miss Samuel Lind’s Art Studio. Here, you can marvel at the incredible works of this renowned local artist. Lind’s art beautifully captures the spirit of Loíza and its people, making his studio a must-visit spot on your itinerary.
He draws from motifs of Mother Earth, festivals in Loíza, and even the traditional vejigante masks in his painting and sculpture art.
We were honored to be welcomed into his home where his studio is located. He brought us in to many different rooms showcasing his art over the years. He even has a mural in my current town of Philadelphia!
In Loíza, every corner holds a new discovery. So come, explore, and immerse yourself in the unique charm of this Puerto Rican gem!
💃🏽 Visit Loiza on this guided Lifestyle and Culture Tour to experience the African influences
Evening: Award-winning Dinner in Luquillo
Looking for the perfect dinner spot in Luquillo, Puerto Rico? Look no further than Smoky Joe Caribbean Grill. This beachfront restaurant is renowned for its fresh seafood dishes and smoked meats that will delight your palate.
But the dining experience at Smoky Joe’s is not just about the food.
Situated right on the beach, the restaurant offers breathtaking views of the crystal-clear waters and golden sands, making your meal even more memorable. As you savor your delicious dinner, listen to the soothing sounds of the waves and watch as the sun sets, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink.
Our experience dining with Joe was incredibly special on our last night in Puerto Rico. Joe, the owner, set a table with roses and wine and treated us to his own creation. He served us himself with pineapples filled with fried rice and topped with coconut shrimp. We could instantly tell the dedication and care that he has put into his award-winning dishes.
Day 4 in your Four Day Puerto Rico Itinerary: Snorkeling and Biobay Tour In Fajardo
Morning: Snorkeling at Icacos Cay
If you’re yearning for an adventure on the water, look no further than Kayaking Puerto Rico in Fajardo. They offer mini boat and kayak rentals that let you explore the stunning Icacos Cay in La Cordillera Nature Reserve at your own pace.
Picture this: You’re at the helm of your own mini boat, navigating the sparkling Caribbean waters, with the sun on your skin and the wind in your hair. Or perhaps you prefer a peaceful paddle in a kayak, moving rhythmically with the gentle waves.
Either way, you’re in for an unforgettable experience as you discover the hidden gems of the island, from secluded beaches to vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. So, whether you’re an experienced sailor or a novice paddler, don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to explore Puerto Rico’s natural beauty from a whole new perspective!
Our Experience with the Mini Boats
I had an absolute blast renting a mini boat and snorkeling in Icacos Cay with Kayaking Puerto Rico! Driving the mini boat was so easy and intuitive, even for someone like me who doesn’t have experience driving a boat.
Our guide Kevin was incredibly friendly and helpful, providing us with all the necessary instructions and gear to make our boating and snorkeling experience unforgettable. And let me tell you, the water was absolutely stunning!
Crystal-clear and teeming with colorful marine life, it felt like we were swimming in a giant aquarium.
The guide did use granola to attract the fish to us while we were snorkeling. That does go against our advice not to feed wildlife in the guide to making responsible travel decisions, but as we say in the guide it’s not all black and white.
Overall, boating out to Icacos Cay and snorkeling was truly an incredible experience that made our time in Puerto Rico even more special. If you’re in Puerto Rico and looking for an adventure on the water, I highly recommend renting a mini boat or kayak and snorkeling with Kayaking Puerto Rico. You won’t be disappointed!
🤿 Relax on this Guided Boat Tour to Icacos Cay
Afternoon: Grab lunch at El Cayo Restaurant & Beach Club
After you’ve worked up an appetite on the water, head to El Cayo Restaurant & Beach Club for lunch. Perfectly located just down the road from Kayaking Puerto Rico, the restaurant is an ideal spot to refuel after a thrilling day on the water.
But it’s not just its convenient location that sets El Cayo apart – this beachfront gem offers stunning views that are nothing short of beautiful. Imagine dining al fresco, with a gentle sea breeze and the breathtaking panorama of the Caribbean Sea unfolding before your eyes. You can’t get much better than that!
Seafood lovers, prepare to be spoiled. Each dish at El Cayo is a celebration of the sea, prepared with fresh ingredients and a Puerto Rican flair.
We enjoyed a plate of alcapurrias and pastelitos (both types of the famous Puerto Rican frituras) and fried cheese with guava sauce, along with lobster, fish tacos, and coconut shrimp. Basically, we were rolled out of there. Everything was delicious!
Evening: Dinner at La Estacion, then Kayaking in a Bioluminescent Bay
Calling all adventurous souls! If you’re in Puerto Rico, you simply cannot miss the chance to visit the mesmerizing bioluminescent bay in Fajardo with Kayaking Puerto Rico. There are only five permanent bioluminescent bays in the whole world and three of them are right here in Puerto Rico – talk about a unique experience!
With two launch times each night, you have the opportunity to paddle under the starlit sky and watch as the water around you glows with the movement of your kayak. It’s like a natural light show that will leave you absolutely spellbound. So, if you’re in for a magical adventure, gear up and embark on this dreamy nighttime kayak ride. Trust me, it’s an experience you’ll be telling stories about for years to come!
I once got to see bioluminescence on a beach in Costa Rica, and it was truly magical, so I highly recommend taking this excursion on your last night in Puerto Rico.
Experience Nuyorican Barbeque
For dinner either before or after your boat ride, head to La Estacion only a quick 5 minute drive from the Kayaking Puerto Rico port. This was my favorite meal of the trip. As a Southern girl, I do not take barbecue lightly but La Estacion delivered!
Owners Kevin and Idalia opened La Estacion in 2006 in an old gas station, and it has grown into an incredible eatery from their labor of love. With a unique Nuyorican style that brings in a mix of Puerto Rican and American flavors, this is a MUST on your Puerto Rico itinerary.
Everything is farm to table at La Estacion, from the produce, and meat that is sourced locally, to the craft beer made just next door in Carolina. Even the seafood is caught fresh by local fishermen. Once at the restaurant the meats are smoked bbq style over almond and fruit woods from right there on the island.
The result is a mouth-watering meal that you won’t soon forget. From slow smoked pork to the award-winning brisket, the hardest decision about this place is what to order from the menu. We suggest you go with the mac-and-cheese and the award-winning brisket, plus a passionfruit co*cktail. You’re in paradise, after all!
🌌 Book a tour with round trip transportation to Kayak in a Bioluminescent Bay
Where to Stay in San Juan
- Tropicalia by DW – This charming boutique hotel is a great option for budget-conscious travelers who don’t want to compromise on style or comfort. The rooms are tastefully decorated with local art and the balcony just off of the living room is perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the city. With its well equipped kitchen and even access to laundry, Tropicalia by DW offers excellent value for money.
This was where we stayed, and with 4 travelers splitting 3 rooms, we had plenty of space and were able to split the cost, saving us tons compared to some of the higher range hotels in the area. - DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Juan – For those with a mid-range budget, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in San Juan is an excellent choice. This hotel offers a blend of comfort and convenience, with modern rooms, a fitness center, and an outdoor pool. Its location in the vibrant Condado district means you’re just steps away from some of San Juan’s best restaurants, shops, and beaches.
- Fairmont El San Juan Hotel – If you’re looking to splurge on luxury, look no further than the Fairmont El San Juan Hotel. Located on the award-winning Isla Verde Beach, this hotel offers top-notch amenities including four tropical pools, a world-class spa, and several fine dining options. The rooms and suites are elegantly furnished, offering breathtaking views of the ocean or lush gardens. This hotel is a perfect choice for travelers seeking a luxurious retreat.
🍹 Stay at the home of the Piña Colada – see current availability for the Caribe Hilton
FAQ about traveling to Puerto Rico
Do I need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico?
If you’re a U.S. citizen, you do not need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico as it is a U.S. territory.
Is Puerto Rico safe for tourists?
Yes, Puerto Rico is generally a safe destination for tourists. As with any place, it’s important to take basic safety precautions, such as not leaving valuables unattended and being aware of your surroundings.
What is the best time to visit Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico is a year-round destination, but the dry season from December to April is often considered the best time to visit.
What language is spoken in Puerto Rico?
Spanish and English are both official languages in Puerto Rico. While Spanish is more commonly spoken, most people in tourist areas will also speak English.
What currency is used in Puerto Rico?
As a U.S. territory, the currency used in Puerto Rico is the U.S. dollar.
What are some must-see attractions in Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico is known for its beautiful beaches, historic sites like El Morro, natural wonders such as El Yunque National Forest, and cultural experiences like bomba dancing in Loíza.
What local food should I try in Puerto Rico?
Be sure to try local delicacies such as mofongo (mashed fried plantains with toppings such as garlic and pork cracklings), alcapurrias (fried stuffed fritters), and lechon asado (roast pork).
Can I rent a car in Puerto Rico?
Yes, renting a car is a popular way to explore Puerto Rico, especially if you plan to visit areas outside of San Juan. In fact, we recommend renting a car for this 4 day Puerto Rico itinerary. Just remember to drive on the right side!
What kind of activities can I do in Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico offers a wide range of activities, from hiking and zip-lining in the rainforest, to snorkeling and sailing in the clear Caribbean waters, to exploring the vibrant streets of Old San Juan.
What should I pack for a trip to Puerto Rico?
Pack light, breathable clothing, a swimsuit, sunscreen, a hat for sun protection, comfortable walking shoes, and a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings.
Is 4 days enough in Puerto Rico?
Is it worth it to go to Puerto Rico for 4 days? We think so! It is definitely possible to get out of the city and see a little bit of the authentic Puerto Rico with only 4 days. However, if you want to see more of the island, or have a more relaxing itinerary, you might want to add a few more days to your visit.
Is traveling in Puerto Rico cheap?
While many Latin American destinations are economical fortravelers on a budget, we found that traveling in Puerto Rico was not very cheap. Prices in San Juan were comparable to other bigger cities in the US.
Final Thoughts: Itinerary for Puerto Rico
And there you have it, fellow adventurers – a taste of the magic that awaits you in Puerto Rico. From the thrill of kayaking in bioluminescent bays to the delight of savoring fresh seafood by the waterfront, from uncovering hidden gems in Old San Juan to unwinding in charming accommodations – this itinerary promises an unforgettable journey through the Island of Enchantment.
But remember, this is just a glimpse into the myriad experiences Puerto Rico has to offer. There are countless more adventures to be had, delicacies to be savored, and breathtaking views to be discovered. So, pack your bags, lace up your adventure boots and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime.
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Michele Granera
Michele is the adventure enthusiast behind Adventures Abound. She is a South Carolinian currently living in Philadelphia and spends her free time searching for adventures near and far. She has traveled all over the country and the Americas with her Costa Rican husband Diego and their sweet and menacing adventure kitty Willow. You can catch them hiking the landscape, scoping out used bookshops, and snapping pics wherever they go.
