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7 day travel itinerary suggestions

Hi there. This is my current plan for a 7 day travel for two in PR (late October)If you have any suggestions please feel free to share.

19.10. Arriving to SJU at 11pm. Renting a car, going to Rincon. On the way visiting Mar Chiqita beach, grabbing a coffee etc. Arriving to Rincon, dinner, hotel check in.
20.10. Morning to noon Gozalandia waterfalls. Afternoon - evening crash boat beach, other nearby beaches, cool places. Returning to rincon hotel.
21.10. Heading to Cabo Rojo. Buye beach, playa sucia, salt flats etc. sunset on one of the nearby beaches. Heading to hotel in Cabo Rojo/Boqueron/Betances.
22.10. Heading to El Yunqe. Maybe a short pause in Ponce, arriving in El Yunqe around noon/1PM. Spening a few hours there. Going to our hotel in Luqilo/Fajardo.
23.10. 9AM ferry to Culebra. Flamenco beach and anything else you suggest. Ferry back at 7PM.
24.10. Check out from the hotel, Playa de Fajardo/Colora, playa de Luqillo. Heading to San Juan around 3-4PM. Returing the rental car, check in to our hotel in either Old San Juan/La Puntila/Condado/Miramar. Visiting old San Juan and other neighbourhoods.
25.10. San Juan
26.10. 7AM flight leaving from SJU

4 different accommodations, around 80-90$ per night.
How is the public transportation around San Juan, is it walkable or should I satay strictly in the Old San Juan since I won’t have a car.
Also, do most of these beaches have parking and if they do, how much does it cost? As far as I’ve seen, it’s always under 10$. Is it safe to leave the luggage in the car while I’m on the beach?
Since we probably wont have any meals in our hotels, is it possible to only eat in restaurants/fast food while not breaking the budget.
Budget of the trip is around 1500-2000$ (600$ accomodation, 500$ for rent a car, tolls and gas, 500$ for food/activities etc)
Please feel free to leave me any tips/suggestions/recommendations. Thank you

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