Puerto Rico: A Vibrant Island

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  • Puerto Rico

  • Tropical Vacations

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  • Couples Travel

  • Sightseeing

Advisor - Puerto Rico: A Vibrant Island
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The capital city, known for its historic Old San Juan, vibrant nightlife and beautiful beaches. Old San Juan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with colorful colonial architecture. Home to El Yunque National Forest, bioluminescent bays and beautiful beaches like Luquillo Beach.

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Where to stay in Puerto Rico

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Things to do in Puerto Rico

West Coast (Rincon, Cabo Rojo):

Known for its world-class surfing (Rincon), stunning beaches and dramatic cliffs (Cabo Rojo).

This side of the island is more laid-back.

South Coast (Ponce):

Ponce, the "Pearl of the South," boasts beautiful architecture and a rich cultural heritage.

This area is less tourist-dense, and offers a more local feel.

Central Mountains (Cordillera Central):

Offers breathtaking mountain scenery, coffee plantations and opportunities for hiking and exploring.

Places to eat & drink in Puerto Rico

Puertorucan cuisine is just delicious

  • Marmalade Restaurant & Wine Bar: Fine dining with innovative Puerto Rican cuisine.

  • Pirilo Pizza Rustica: Great pizza, and a fun atmosphere.

  • Deaverdura: A great option for vegetarian and vegan food, with a Puerto Rican twist.

  • La Casita Blanca: Authentic Puerto Rican food in a casual setting.

  • Jose Enrique: A very popular spot, offering high-quality local food.

Need to know

  • Rent a car to explore the island at your own pace.

  • Learn some basic Spanish phrases.

  • Be prepared for warm and humid weather.

  • Try the local food and drinks.

  • Respect the local culture and customs.

  • Be aware of the sun, and bring plenty of sunscreen.

  • When driving, be aware that driving in Puerto Rico can be different than driving in the main land United States.

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