SAN JUAN
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The 10 most popular salsa dance classes in San Juan. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Learn LA-style salsa in Condado with local instructors in a 1-hour class. No partner needed, $30 includes taxes, meet at Laguna del Condado.
“Steven was amazing. The class was fun, exciting, and he did so well teaching us the basics and then spicing it up to make it fun. Would definitely recommend.”
Outdoor salsa class in San Juan, PR. Learn steps with a pro in 60 minutes. Solo or partner. Small group, $27, 4:30 pm.
“Andres made the experience fabulous from start to finish. ‘Expert instructor for all levels and great sense of humor. ‘Would recommend him to anyone wanting to have fun and learn salsa at the same time. And you get more than your money’s worth. My husband and I will be back again on our next trip…”
Salsa on San Juan’s beach at sunset. 1-hour beginner-friendly class for $29 with a small group and mobile ticket.
“Great salsa class on the beach! Highly recommend for anyone interested in learning or just having fun while in San Juan!”
Learn basic salsa and cha cha steps in small-group class in San Juan’s open air, led by Juan Lotti, with water and sound included.
“Do not miss out on this opportunity! It is the perfect introduction to salsa dancing. Not only is Juan a tremendous teacher, but he brings so much personality and humor to class as well. We enjoyed every single minute and learned enough to try our new salsa skills at the nearest hot spot. The perfect…”
Outdoor beginner salsa class in San Juan’s Laguna del Condado park at 4:30pm. Learn basic steps with a pro for $19, no partner needed.
“Very simple instructions Andres was very patient music selection was fire! Would recommend 1000% to beginners and anybody that wants to have a great time!!!!”
Learn Puerto Rican Bomba with live drumming at Ocean Park Beach in San Juan, guided by Jose Angel Catala and Charlotte Serrano.
“The Bomba dance class was infused with the historical context of the origins of Bomba in Puerto Rico and the evolution of Bomba. This was coupled with a great dance instructor and drummer.”
Learn Merengue and Salsa de Calle with a local instructor, then go to live salsa music in San Juan for a guided night out.
“The class was super fun! We learned a little bit of history too which made it more enjoyable. And! Ended in a salsa club with a live band! Only thing I would change is the communication with Viator, the organizer changed the meeting place and they were supposed to let us know. It was a…”
A moonlight beginner salsa class in San Juan with solo shines, partner basics, and a quick night-out practice at a real salsa spot.
“Gabby was amazing! We had a great time and she a great instructor. Perfect intro to salsa! Gabby was patient, the energy was upbeat, and the steps were easy to follow. Great way to build confidence and have fun. Highly recommend for first-timers!”
Spend six hours in Loíza with local art and dance, plus cave and vejigante mask lessons, ending in a beach bomba workshop.
“Our trip leader was so nice welcome and knowledgeable. He was such a good tour guide!! He was also very communicative.”
Learn Puerto Rican salsa in a two-hour San Juan small group, then practice and get local nightlife tips.
“Such a great experience. I am a Zumba Instructor so I wanted to get skilled training on salsa and Jayson exceeded my expectations. You have to do this and you have to do it in the city so you can go to a Spanish club and watch how they lRead more”
