Quick answer
- Where: Caguas municipality (east-central valley).
- Population (2020 Census): 127,244.
- From San Juan: about 33 minutes / 33.0 km free-flow (OSRM); allow more in traffic.
- Directory: eat · stay · tours.
- Claim: add your business.
Caguas at a glance
| Best for | A major inland city base between San Juan and the east/south corridors |
| 2020 Census population | 127,244 |
| FIPS (county-equivalent) | 72025 |
| From San Juan | about 33 minutes / 33.0 km free-flow (OSRM); allow more in traffic |
| Directory | eat · stay · tours |
Caguas is a municipality of Puerto Rico known for Criolla city in the central valley. Population is the 2020 Census municipio total (public aggregate). This page does not publish personal information about residents or officials.
1. Inland hub
Caguas is one of Puerto Rico’s larger municipalities, inland south of the San Juan metro. Visitors often pass through on east–south drives or stop for city services and dining.
2. Drive snapshot
Free-flow time from San Juan is short compared with coastal west towns—see the table—and still grows in weekday peaks.
3. Business directory
Explore Caguas eat, stay, tours and services hubs, then claim your free listing.
Where to eat and stay
Browse places to eat · places to stay · tours · attractions. Island-wide: where to stay · restaurants.
Getting there
- Map: find Caguas on the interactive map.
- Distances: driving distances tool · ferry schedules for island hops.
List or claim your business
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Caguas, Puerto Rico?
Caguas is a municipality on Puerto Rico’s east-central valley. From San Juan: about 33 minutes / 33.0 km free-flow (OSRM); allow more in traffic. See the map.
What is Caguas known for?
Best for: A major inland city base between San Juan and the east/south corridors.
How do I list my business?
Use Add or claim your business on PuertoRico.com.
Sources we checked
Checked in November 2026. Where a fact could not be confirmed against a primary source, we removed it or said so.
Originally published on PuertoRico.com (2023-02-04). Reviewed and updated November 2026: facts were checked against the sources above.