If you don’t want to go all the way to the pier to drop your stuff, take it to Barrachina in Old San Juan. It’s a restaurant—they say they created the Pina Colada, which I recommend trying—but in the back they have a storage area with a locked door where an extremely nice gentleman will store your bags for free. I know it sounds sketchy but it’s true. They’ll take your bags as early as 9 a.m. If your ship is docked at the Pan American pier it’ll save you some time instead of having to taxi all the way there and back so you can enjoy the city.
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If you don’t want to go all the way to the pier to drop your stuff, take it to Barrachina in Old San Juan. It’s a restaurant—they say they created the Pina Colada, which I recommend trying—but in the back they have a storage area with a locked door where an extremely nice gentleman will store your bags for free. I know it sounds sketchy but it’s true. They’ll take your bags as early as 9 a.m. If your ship is docked at the Pan American pier it’ll save you some time instead of having to taxi all the way there and back so you can enjoy the city.