What to Wear When Traveling to Puerto Rico in March [Vacation Wardrobe Checklist and Outfit Ideas]
March is a wonderful time to travel to Puerto Rico. The average high temperature on the Caribbean island is 84.4°F (or 29°C), the average low is 71.6°F (or 22°C), the evening weather is nice and breezy. So if you're lucky and you're going to Puerto Rico this March, you're probably wondering what to pack and what to wear on your Caribbean vacation. We got you. Here's a list of all the clothes you might need for a fun and stylish stay in Puerto Rico.
Clothes
Denim shorts
Number one on your Puerto Rico packing list is a summer wardrobe staple and thus an essential on any warm country vacation list, the denim short. Wear it with tanks, tees and blouses to the beach, to go sightseeing or clubbing.
While preparing for your trip to Puerto Rico, also pack a pair of cotton shorts that are a good daytime alternative to denim, but can also be worn to dinner.
Solid colored tank tops and t-shirts are a fail-safe option to pair with shorts and jeans. When you can go or go see the glowing waters of Vieques' bioluminescent Mosquito Bay, why spend hours on choosing what to wear? A basic top in grey or white is your saving grace. Paired with denim shorts or white jeans, it's a great casual combination.
Choosing the wardrobe for your Puerto Rico vacation, consider packing some on-trend top to pair with your shorts and jeans and to showcase your sartorial skills even when travelling. This summer 2017 go for the off-shoulder trend, which is still going strong, or banker stripes.
If you're packing light or traveling just for a few days, pick one dress that can be both worn casually or dressed up with heels to go out in the evening. During the day, wear a bright flowy maxi dress or a loose fitting shirtdress while exploring the majestic, 400-year old El Morro Fort, the oldest Spanish fort in the New World. For a more evening look, cinch your dress at the waist with a belt when you go out to dine at San Juan's Oceano.
If you're staying by the cooler coastal area of Humacao on the eastern coast, where the trade winds come in, don't forget to pack something a little warmer for the night - like a lightweight jacket, a cardigan or a sweater. Also pack a rain jacket for those random showers (or if you decide to go camping in El Yunque national rainforest).
Again, for the cooler evening temps and afternoon storms, your vacation wardrobe should also include a pair of lightweight pants or jeans. The versatility of beige linen pants and white skinny jeans cements their place on your Puerto Rico packing list.
A sun hat is essential on any warm country vacation. Keep the Puerto Rican sun out of your eyes stylishly. Wear your straw accessory on the beach or use it to finish off your chic summery looks.
When preparing for your trip to Puerto Rico, also consider packing espadrille wedges. After El Morro or El Yunque mountain paths, shed your sneakers for wedge sandals to hit tapas bars in San Juan. They are dressier than flat sandals or flip flops, but more comfortable than stilettos, especially on the cobbled streets of San Juan.
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