Cayey, known as "La Ciudad del Torito" town of the little bull and "La Ciudad de las Brumas" city of the fog. It is said that Cayey derives its name from the Taino Indian word for "a place of waters".
Localizado en la Sierra de Luquillo, es el único bosque tropical lluvioso en el sistema de Bosque Nacionales de los E.E.U.U. y alberga una inmensa cantidad de especies tanto vegetales como animales.
Know as "El Pueblo del Chicharrón" (fried pig skin city), Bayamón is part of the metropolitan area of PR and is the island's second most populous city. It's also consider the most progressive city.
Called, "La Villa del Capitán Correa" in memory of a battle fought successfully on its shore by Captain Antonio de los Reyes Correa and a handful of Spanish Army Soldiers to repeal a British Invansion
They close at 6pm. It's a pretty big fort so give yourself an hour or so to enjoy the views.
El centro se creó en 1975, luego de que la depresión tropical Eloísa provocara el desbordamiento del río Portugués que dejó al descubierto uno de los yacimientos más grandes e importantes de la Isla.
Don't be afraid to stop on the side of the road and get a picture next to these beasts. it's a once in a lifetime thing!
Awesome place to spend time with family and the kids!! Beach in front can't beat it !!
Probably the only chance you'll get in a lifetime to see a rainforest and swim in its waters
Considered to us as one of the 7 Wonders of the World! The Yunque will provide lots of adventure and excitement as you climb your way to the top, enjoy the breath-taking view! Be sure to bring water!
Yokohu Tower provides great vistas of the eastern side of the Island, and on clear days (which, being a rainforest, are few and far between) you can see the Virgin Islands. Be sure to also try some Pi
Estás en un lugar ideal para hacer senderismo y refrescarte en sus cascadas. Si escuchas con atención podrás distinguir el croar de la rana coquí, símbolo nacional. Leia mais.
Its tradition that on your way back to the USA you drive over this beautiful bridge on the way to the airport.
Great zip line! Very safe! Be prepared to hike but well worth it. The guides were very friendly and helpful.
Great tour with great guides! Loved the Mojitos and authentic Puerto Rican lunch after the hiking and zip lining. Ask for Ivan, Hector, Wili and Mike for guides.
Es el eje del sistema colonial de defensa de San Juan, cuya construcción comenzó en 1530 y terminó en el siglo XVIII.
Open 24 hours, OMG best yucca ever. The roast pork is the bomb. Also very very inexpensive. Love it. Still dream about it. -Tracey Bloom, Top Chef
Great creole food, mofongos and great service! Parking is not the best, but if you pay, there's always valet. - Madam Laqueer, RuPaul's Drag Race Season 4
Authentic Puerto Rican food at great prices. Started with the croquetas de jamón, then had pernil and arroz con habichuelas. All were fantastic. Highly recommend.
Always call to check if there are available space: 1+ (787) 898-3100And double check the Weather, because a rain shower can mess your field trip.
Prices:*Child 0-4: Free*Child 5-12: $10*Adults 13-59: $15*Seniors 60-74: $7.50*Seniors 75+: Free
Nice place to visit and see part of our ancestors writings. This is a very important place for us in PR as it talks about part of our history.
El río que forma estas cavernas es el tercero más largo del mundo. Ya que estás por acá, visita el cercano radiotelescopio de Arecibo.
This beach is worth the trip. It reminds of the beach from the Leonardo DiCaprio movie called 'The Beach' except this beach has no mountains surrounding it.
The most popular sea food restaurant in Puerto Rico...A secret locals keep!!
Make sure to climb the rocks to find the infamous hole where Jacinto lost his vaca, aka cow, and followed him down the hole. Myth calls for you to yell "Jacinto, dame la vaca" and watch the waves rise
Nice and cozy place located in the NW area of Puerto Rico. Surfing, kayaking, snorkeling, boat rides or just to have fun and spend some time under the sun. Lot of typical food places to eat, colonial
If you aren't a guest of the hotel, they will not hold your luggage. Loophole: doorman said if you sign up for a casino members reward card (for free), they can hold your bags.
This is in piñones - very close to Malibu condos! Make a left out of driveway on 187 and then left at shell to stay on 187 and then right to still stay on 187! Gorgeous beaches and yummy food along rd
Beautiful and calm beach- no waves! Continue west on the windy road (187) for kiosks with lots of local yummy food!
This is a nice stretch of very soft sand and turquoise water. The waves are big so bring your boogie board. This beach is just east of Luquillo and has much fewer people. Free parking!
Good food... good service chicken avocado burger and churrasco both were tasty...luv the Albarino!
Much more than just icecream! They have a realy great breakfast/brunch menu!! Tried the frech toast...they were awesome!! I'm also a big fan of the turkey burgers :)
Beautiful place ~ Next to the ocean with amazing views! Looks like a South Beach intimate lounge!
If you enjoy roast meat and BBQ. I highly recomend you eat here. Specially Sundays when they have live local music. A Medalla (local beer) will compliment the roasted pork well.
A place to learn more about the wild-life of Puerto Rico and the Coffee process.
