No trip to San Juan is complete without a dive into the local Caribbean cuisine. A local favorite — in homes and restaurants — is Arepas Puertorriqueñas, the island’s unique take one of Latin America’s favorite street foods. Ingredients and cooking method (pan-frying vs. deep frying) may vary depending on where you order them, but …
Pinchos are snacks that originated in Northern Spain. Widely consumed as appetizers or tapas, pinchos are traditionally served by bars, restaurants, and street vendors. The traditional Spanish pincho comes in various flavors and offerings and involves many different ingredients, usually served on a small piece of bread, held together with toothpicks or even skewers. The …
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Kiteboarding and Puerto Rico go hand in hand. The thrills, the adventure, the views — it all adds up to an experience you’ll remember for the rest of your life. But with so many kiteboarding options on the island, how do you know which is best? Here are some of the best kiteboarding spots in Puerto Rico San …
As vaccination brings COVID-19 under control, Puerto Rico is again welcoming American and International tourists and we are pleased to welcome you to our beachfront dining, bar and hotel accommodations in San Juan’s Ocean Park. Puerto Rico’s health authority still maintains some coronavirus-related precautions, though the island is approaches full reopening as of June 2021. …
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On your search for things to do in Puerto Rico, you might have already read about the bioluminescent bays (bio bays). They make for a truly unique and unforgettable experience — one you can’t miss out on. The great thing about it, it’s an activity that’s accessible after dark. It’s meant for all types of …
Boutique Shopping Calling all shoppers! San Juan shopping offers a wide-range of choices close to your beach hotel. Whether you prefer the open-air marketplaces and charming storefronts of Old San Juan or would rather explore the largest shopping mall in the Caribbean, San Juan shopping satisfies all. Every visitor to Puerto Rico should experience Old San …
Less than an hour from your beach hotel in San Juan is El Yunque National Rainforest Puerto Rico. Every season is rainy season at El Yunque, where over 250 inches of rainfall each year making it the rainiest of all National Forests. Encompassing 28,000 lush acres, visitors have a chance to see the endangered Puerto Rican parrot, …
Camuy Caves in Puerto Rico *Currently closed for Hurricane Maria restoration efforts. Call (787) 898-3136 before visiting. Photographer or not, bring your camera and plenty of film to Rio Camuy Cave Park. Well worth the hour and twenty minute drive from San Juan. You’ll experience the third largest cave system and underground river in the world. Three crater-like …
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