Puerto Rico Travel Guide

When to Visit Puerto Rico?

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With Puerto Rico struggling to reclaim its tourist industry, visiting this exotic island is more economical than ever.

"When to visit?" is the next question that will come to mind. The weather is nice all year round and while you need to be cognizant of hurricane season (June through November), the mountainous coastline serves to protect much of the inland island from the fury of hurricanes.

Nearly every Puerto Rican town has a Saint's Day and those celebrations can go on for a single day, days in a row and in some cases for an entire week. The celebrations themselves are a melding of pagan and Catholic iconography and Indian, African and Spanish traditions all rolled into one celebration. Along with the long honored religious traditions there is also a lot of food, music, dancing and costumed processions through the towns.

One great fest to catch is the Fiesta de San Juan Bautista (Festival of St John the Baptist) in San Juan in late June, which wonderfully fuses the religious and the secular. The highlight of the parade is a communal luck-enhancing midnight walk backwards into the sea.

Early February brings Mayagúez's twinkling La Virgen de la Candelaria and Loíza's jubilant Fiesta de Santiago Apostal, which takes place late July and celebrates the town's African heritage with parades, drum ensembles and lots of music and dancing.

Old San Juan is the place to be the 3rd week of January and of course if you want to celebrate Carnival, schedule a visit to Ponce and feel the Madres Gras-like spirit that comes only with Carnival. Ponce, where revellers dress up in horned masks for dancing and parades, is the best place to celebrate Carnival in February. Love music? Check out San Juan's Casals Festival which honors Pablo Casals, the famous cellist who came to call Puerto Rico home. This fest draws classical musicians from all over the world and is a major cultural event.

And those are just a few more reasons to visit the beautiful island of Puerto Rico, grab your birth certificate, get your passport and come on!

U.S. and Puerto Rico Dispute Ancient Artifacts Ownership

2008-07-05T04:31:00.000-07:00

In San Juan, there is a lady that was carved in rock over 800-years ago and it depicts a detailed scene. She's squatting down on frog-like legs and her decapitated head is dangling off on the right side. It's graphic and has sparked an ownership debate.

The carving had been serenely sitting on a rock bank for around 800-years and then in 2007, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers came upon her last year while building a $375 million dam to control flooding in the region. And then a fight for the artifact began.

The petroglyph is considered one of the most significant found in the Caribbean. The artifacts were sent to Georgia for analysis. Once the artifacts were in the United States, the U.S. began claiming ownership for the find because the artifacts
because they were discovered during a United States funded construction site.

As the debate raged, Puerto Rico ended it. The artifacts were buried again last week with the hope that someday specialists will study her and Puerto Rican children will visit and learn about the lives of the Taino Indians, who have been extinct for over 500 years, that created the petroglyphs.

Source : http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/nation/5873538.html

Puerto Rico Fights Back From Loss of Tourism Dollars

2008-06-28T20:22:00.000-07:00

Earlier this year, American Airlines very quietly canceled a full 20 percent of their flights to the Caribbean including Puerto Rico and on Monday, the Governor of Puerto Rico Anibal Acevedo-Villa urged for tourism dependent regional governments to join him in lobbying against the carriers that cut back on flights and to create a unified front, including marketing plans, collaborations with other carriers and also proposing offering new incentives to carriers.

Another proposal to keep Puerto Rico's crown as a popular tourist destination is by cutting the landing fees to the carriers. Currently carriers such as JetBlue,. Spirit, Continental and Delta have all expressed great interest in taking advantage of these perks to bring flights to Puerto Rico, however this will fill less than half the void left by American Airlines lack of service.

Puerto Rico has allotted 4 million dollars to boost its travel and tourism industry as well as boost its appeal to the various cruise lines. What does this mean to you - the consumer? This means that Puerto Rico may be one of the most elegant and affordable vacations around in the coming months. With the drain on tourism, hotels will book rooms at better rates and all-inclusive resorts may be running specials as well. Get with your travel agent, update your passport and get ready to explore the finest Puerto Rico has to offer, even if you're on a budget!

Visit the Island of Puerto Rico

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The island of Puerto Rico is one of those places that have a lot more to offer that you may think. Of course, there is the requisite blazing sun, beautiful beaches and fruit drinks with umbrellas in them, but there is more there than meets the eye.

The capital of Puerto Rico, San Juan, is a mix of several different influences and cultures. What type of activities you can do is completely up to you and what type of holiday you are looking for when you're making your travel plans to Puerto Rico. If you are looking for luxury and a little pampering there are several nice hotels and many gorgeous spa resorts as well if that is something that may interest you.

Or if you are looking for a little more excitement there is more nightlife than you can enjoy in a week. No matter what your tastes, you will find it there. When the shops close a whole new San Juan opens up with unbridled energy as well. There are casinos and bars, or if you like the idea of nightlife, but don't really care for quite so much activity there are many restaurants on the beach that are open late and you can have your drinks outside on the patio that looks out over the gorgeous moonlit water. Perfect for that quiet special night that you are just not quite ready to let go of yet.

Puerto Rico is rich with history and you can take advantage of the many sightseeing tours available or strike out on your own to discover this island paradise.

Romantic Rincon - Affordable and Exotic Honeymoon Destination

2008-06-14T16:38:00.000-07:00

If you're looking for a beautiful destination for your honeymoon or romantic vacation with your honey, consider the well-kept secret of Rincon in Puerto Rico.

Most people think "Puerto Rico" and the spicy night life of San Juan springs to mind - however Puerto Rico is much more than that. There are beautiful, pristine beaches, gorgeous mountains to marvel at and even the diving is over the top.

The town of Rincón is known as a Mecca for surfers around the world and it also has a a brisk business as for whale lovers as well as leatherback sea turtles to come observe these beautiful animals. The town's private location as well as it's magnificent sunsets allow it to be a prime candidate for anyone that wants to make some extra special romantic getaway plans.
The Rincon Beach Resort is currently running a special that goes through December 21, 2008 called the Romantic Adventure Package and it includes:
• three-nights’ accommodations for two in a romantic oceanfront Junior Suite, plus a fourth night at no extra cost
• two full-day surfing lessons with a professional from Rincón Surf School
• a post-lesson massage in the room
• daily full American breakfast
In addition, couples receive a welcome cocktail and a stylish tote bag.

The price for all this fun is just $428 per night, per couple, and all taxes, gratuities, and service charges are included in the rate.

Get your travel documents together for Puerto Rico and come check out beautiful Rincon, Puerto Rico!

Do the New Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Regulations Affect Travel to Puerto Rico?

2008-06-07T04:35:00.000-07:00

Puerto Rico is quietly becoming a place for destination weddings, honeymoon excursions and family vacations and the reason why is simple: it's warm and balmy no matter when you visit with daily highs averaging 80-86 all year round, very affordable and whether you love mountains or the ocean, you'll get both in Puerto Rico.

The peak tourist season is between December and April and makes a great escape from the ice and snow most North Americans are experiencing. May through November make for a less crowded time but you have to remember that time frame is hurricane season with it peaking in August.

Puerto Rico is balmy year round, with daily highs averaging between 27-30°C (80-86°F). Hurricane season is between May and November, especially intense in the months of August, September and October. Otherwise rain is fairly regular throughout the year, with February and March being slightly drier than other months.

Now comes the part many people are confused about, will you need extra documentation to meet the requirements under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative? Texas Tower has a free sheet that gives a consumer-friendly overview of how to meet the requirements so you aren't stranded at your jump off point or delayed on re-entry to the United States.

Puerto Rico is currently not covered under the Spring enactment of the of the WHTI and no passport is required, however that could change in the future so be sure to check with a professional passport service like Texas Tower, when you're making your plans and you'll have a worry-free time!

Experience Puerto Rico

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Puerto Rico is aptly nicknamed the Island of Enchantment and it is known to almost hypnotize you into releasing all of your bad "karma". No matter which you choose all roads lead to paradise. Whether you are looking for something to stimulate your culture-rich thirst or a sunny relaxing escape from the confines of urbanity you will find it here.

For a little Old World culture checkout Old San Juan that was originally built as a fortress in the 1500's. With its restored 16th century buildings and the decades year old homes with wrought iron balconies overlooking cobblestone streets it is one of the richest visual experiences you will have. You can visit ancient Indian ceremonial areas, check out two of the oldest and most architecturally unique Spanish Colonial churches and even visit the Bacardi Rum distillery. Or if you are a little more adventurous consider signing up for an excursion to the El Yunque Rain Forest with its fabulous flora and fauna.

Naturally you cannot visit a Caribbean island without soaking up the sunshine and checking out the natural wonders that Puerto Rico has to offer. In the coastal areas the cool breezes and soft waves immediately and pleasantly rejuvenate all of your senses.

Scuba diving is always a great choice and gives you a chance to see dolphins, seat turtles and even various rare species of marine life. If you want to experience the ocean but not necessarily submerge yourself in it there are many other waters sports such as surfing, sailing and deep-sea fishing to name just a few.

No matter what you choose to experience it will get into your head and is likely to keep bringing you back for more and more.

Experience Puerto Rico

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Romantic Puerto Rico - Stay at the Chateau Cervantes

2008-04-25T16:21:00.000-07:00

Looking for a romantic way to spend your honeymoon or celebrate with the one you love?

One of the best places to celebrate your love is located in Old San Juan at the Chateau Cervantes and this luxury hotel is all about the pampering of your sense of touch, taste, smell, hearing and seeing.

Both you and your love will be pampered and bathed in luxury. The Panza, the hotel restraurant has a gourmet feast laid out every single day and also considered to be one of Puerto Rico's 5-star eateries.

It all starts when your plane lands in Puerto Rico. You will have full access to a limo that will pick the two of you up from the airport and whisk you away to your hotel room and once you're there, you will have a butler that is ready to answer to your every whim with a smile.

The beautiful furnishings will make you both feel relaxed from the moment you arrive and you will a glorious time in Puerto Rico , even if you never leave your room!

3 Fun Destinations BENEATH Puerto Rico

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Looking for something to do under Puerto Rico? Get your feet (and the rest of you too!) in the beautiful diving opps that Puerto Rico has to offer.

Fajardo is the gateway to the enchanted island and there is an extensive Cordillera Reef System named the Parallels of Vieques to explore. The brightly colored fishes and this area of the reef is teaming with life. If you don't already have an underwater camera - either bring one or rent one for this dive - you'll want to remember it.

Humacao is located in the eastern part of Puerto Rica and boasts 35 dive sites within a 5-mile radius of the shore. If you're new to diving or you're diving with an inexperienced group - this is an ideal way to explore the coast, see the underwater life and yet not push the limits of new divers. The deepest part of this area is 55-feet, deeper than most beginning sports divers will want to go but more experienced divers will throughly enjoy what this area offers. Additionally, if you dive this area in the spring season, dolphins are frequent visitors and if you've never had the chance to swim with these beautiful, intelligent creatures - make a note to dive this area in the spring and you won't be disappointed.

Guanica is the final jewel in the diving crown of Puerto Rico. And this is one intense dive. Located just off the southwest coast at the Copamarina Beach Resort, one mile offshore; there is an amazing drop off where the marine shelf creates a wall of life that is 22 miles long. This is a truly world class diving experience and one that you better take photos of to show your friends!

If you prefer to visit UNDER your destination instead of sightseeing on the surface - underwater Puerto Rico is waiting to show you a fabulous time!

Bird Watching in Puerto Rico!

2008-04-02T13:39:00.000-07:00

Love to bird watch? You can pick a more wonderful and close by locale than beautiful Puerto Rico for some excellent bird watching opportunities.

Here are some of the best places to view your favorite feathered friends:

El Yunque National Forest
	El Yunque National Forest with a total area is 28,000 acres has an estimated 240 types of tree, and many other plants, such as tiny wild orchids, bamboo trees, giant ferns, and trumpet trees. Hiking trails and rest areas available. El Portal Tropical Forest Center has film exhibits and interactive displays about the rain forest. Open daily 7:30am a 6:00pm.

Las Cabezas de San Juan State Park

Las Cabezas de San Juan State Park


	Las Cabezas de San Juan State Park located in Fajardo. Embraces a portion of the island's lush tropical rain forests. It also has a scientific research center, which serve as a home of many endangered species. Visitors can explore the reserve along a network of trails and board-walks. The Island's second oldest lighthouse, El Faro, is located here. Offers a magnificent view that, on a clear day, reaches distant Caribbean islands. The Nature Reserve is open for general and school group tours on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday morning and open to the public Friday afternoon through Sunday. Special rates are available for groups of 20 or more. Reservations are required for all visitors. Tours lasting two and one half hours, are scheduled four times daily: 9:30am, 10am, 10:30am and 2pm. An english tour is available at 2pm.

If you want to see something truly off the beaten path, try Guanica Dry Forest Reserve. The Guanica Forest Reserve is a coastal mangrove forest and has been an UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve because of several endangered species found only in Puerto Rico. No camping allowed. Open Mon-Sun 8am - 5pm.

You will need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico, make sure that your traveling papers are up to date and that's all you'll need along with your favorite bird watching gear to have a fabulous time birdwatching in Puerto Rico!

Puerto Rico Must See: Visit Mona Island

2008-02-23T06:56:00.000-08:00

Seeing the sights and having an incredible time in Puerto Rico is easy to achieve, especially when you take into account all of the fun stops and natural wonders that you will encounter. As a traveler, you must take the time to stop off and take a look at some of the natural wonderment that Mona Island has to offer. If you bring your camera, pack a lunch and plan to spend a few hours to explore, then you surely will not be disappointed.

Basically, if you are into day trips, then this is going to be the adventure of your dreams. All along this remote island, you are going to find plenty of incredible plants and vegetation along with amazing animals and natural formations that are just perfect for picture taking. If by some chance you would like to camp out on the island, then you can simply have it arranged ahead of time for a nominal fee. Bring all of your supplies including bottled water and snacks and you will be all set for a day trip or beyond.

As far as the beautiful sights that you can take in at Mona Island, you will find everything from lush forests to honeycombed caves. With twenty-five miles to explore, there is surely going to be something different around every corner. If you would like, you can even take on an adventure where you can go snorkeling or even rafting around the island itself. All in all, this is one sight seeing area in Puerto Rico that you do not want to miss out on.

Mayaguez Zoo

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Traveling throughout the beautiful countryside in Puerto Rico only gets better when you make the decision to stop by the Mayaguez Zoo. Here, at this incredible location, you will be able to enjoy everything from lush vegetation to amazing animals. Be sure to bring your camera and plan to spend some time because this may just be one of the best adventures that you embark on!

Open Wednesday through Sunday, the Mayaguez Zoo is actually home to well over three hundred different animals including interesting reptiles, amphibians, mammals and more. You and anyone in your traveling party will surely take great pleasure in the beautiful habitats surrounding the animals where the natural state is taken into consideration.

You don't speak the native language? No problem, because there are bilingual placards located all throughout the Mayaguez Zoo that explain each and every stop along the way. If you happen to have children with you, there is even a wonderful playground and resting area that you can take advantage of for lunch or a quick break. As a matter of fact, while you are waiting, you can even sit back and check out the map of the zoo to see if the Andean condors or the Bengal tigers will be next to view on your to do list.

Conveniently located right off of scenic Route 108 in Mayaguez, this zoo is reasonably priced at under ten dollars for both adults and children with those children ten and under getting in free of charge.

Bosque Estatal de Guilarte

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When it is nature that you are longing to experience while you are roaming around lovely Puerto Rico, then there may not be anything better than a trip to view Bosque Estatal de Guilarte. Located within the Adjuntas area at Route 131 and Route 518, this amazing spot is always a smart stop whenever you decide to undertake some sightseeing while on your Puerto Rico trip.

As you prepare for your Bosque Estatal de Guilarte outing, make sure that you are equipped with good hiking footwear and a camera with plenty of film. Filled with great hiking trails, this entire area is simply chock full of amazing wild plants including thriving impatiens and lots of lush greenery. As a portion of the Guilarte State Forest, you can even hike your way up to the breathtaking 3,900 foot peak at Pico Guilarte.

If it happens to be birds that you fancy, then you are not going to be disappointed! Bosque Estatal de Guilarte is the home to well over twenty different species of feathered friends for you to view, photograph and learn about. At the same time, you can even take in some information about all of the plants, trees and flowers that dot the entire landscape. There is even a resting and picnic area that is located near an incredible eucalyptus grove.

Always free of charge for guests and open seven days out of the week, Bosque Estatal de Guilarte is a stop in Puerto Rico that you and anyone else in your traveling party does not want to miss.

Artesania Puertorriquena

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long with stopping along the way during your travels in Puerto Rico to see some of the breathtaking sights, you are surely going to want to take in a decent amount of shopping. Whenever the mood strikes, you can make sure that you take some time for a shopping excursion all around the Artesania Puertorriquena area. The only thing you will want to do is make sure that you have plenty of time to browse and have some spending money and a camera on you so that you can enjoy the full experience.

It really does not matter if you are in the mood to shop for crafts or a variety of clothing accessories because this wonderful little shopping area seems to have something great for everyone. Located in the Plaza de la Darsena in the San Juan area, this nice shopping adventure can be found right across from Pier 1, which makes it very convenient for any cruise ship passengers who may be stopping by. Plenty of vendors and a number of small food stands will greet you and tempt you into browsing and shopping for a while.

For everything from hats and handbags to t-shirts and other crafts made by local vendors, the Artesania Puertorriquena is a marvelous experience that you simply have to behold while you are visiting in Puerto Rico. Before long on this shopping trip, you will find yourself engulfed by all of the wonders and beautiful crafts and goods supplied by local vendors from all over the island.

Al's Mar Azul

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There is nothing like being able to unwind for a while whenever you are enjoying your vacation. Being in amazing Puerto Rico will mean having to stop by a local bar or two in order to sip on drinks and mingle with the locals as well as other tourists enjoying their stay. For this kind of an outing during your trip, there is really nothing like a stop at Al's Mar Azul.

Conveniently located very close to a bustling ferry terminal, you will find Al's Mar Azul at Calle Plinio Peterson at Isabela Segunda, Vieques in Puerto Rico. On any given evening at this local watering hole, you will find a great number of visitors who will gather to enjoy the simply amazing sunset over a few drinks. Just when you think this sounds incredible, it gets even better once you are there and you see that you can catch this afternoon view right from their open-air bar, which also happens to be a deck that looks over the clear waters of the ocean below.

While you are at Al's Mar Azul, you are sure to take great joy in the amount of activities that you can enjoy. Along with your cold drinks and great company, this little slice of nightlife in Puerto Rico is home to a number of pool tables, dart boards and even a juke box if you want to listen to some tunes. Before you know it, this fun bar stop will become one of your favorite portions of your vacation!

San Juan Fun

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A day trip in San Juan is guaranteed to be one of the best adventures that you can have while you are visiting Puerto Rico. Filled with plenty of places to shop and browse as well as terrific eateries, this is a place that will be burned in your memory long after your visit is over with.

Make sure that you have plenty of time to explore and take in all of the wonderful historical sites that dot the entire area of San Juan. Along with various sites, you can take pictures of a stroll throughout cobblestone streets that Juan Ponce de Leon once traveled on. If sightseeing is simply not enough and you are ready for more, there several restaurants and small eateries that you can take advantage of whenever you are ready for a delicious bite to eat. Authentic food from local chefs will be the icing on the cake for a long day of shopping and sightseeing.

For outdoor recreation, San Juan has everything from beautiful beaches to great places to hike along the outside of the region. One of the best beaches in the area, popular to both tourists and locals alike is Balneario de Carolina. While you are there, you may want to stay long enough so that you can take in the amazing sunset. Picture taking opportunities will be plenty, so make sure that you have access to plenty of extra film in order to snap away effortlessly. After all, this is the kind of San Juan vacation that you will want to remember for quite some time in the future.

Cozy Comfortable Fun - Dom Pepe

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While the mood strikes you in the Mayaguez area of Puerto Rico, you might find it necessary to hit one of the local night spots in order to cut loose and get your groove on. When it is a friendly, lively atmosphere that you crave, then there is none other that a little place at 56 Calle Mendez Vigo called Dom Pepe.

A favorite hangout of both locals and tourists alike, Dom Pepe is one of those places that will quickly make you feel as though you are at home. Comfortable, cozy and always clean, this is the smartest stop to make when you want to have a couple of cold beers with friends. During your visit, your are sure to get great enjoyment from being able to take in the amazing atmosphere, which is generally filled with the sounds of piano music or songs from local musicians. Depending on the evening that you stop by, there may even be a series of local bands that will be hitting the stage to play for a bit.

Casual attire is acceptable and reservations are never necessary at this wonderful little corner of Mayaguez. Located close to Puerto Rico University, you are sure to even see a decent number of young people at Dom Pepe that you can mingle with. Open Monday through Saturday from 6:00pm until closing time, this is the place to go to unwind for a while. Call ahead at (787) 834-4941 if you happen to have any questions about the current bands that are listed to play.

Explore Beautiful Caja de Muertos - Coffin Island

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Soaking up some of the amazing landscape will probably be on the top of your to do list when you are out and about on your vacation in Puerto Rico. If you are looking for a stunning bit of landscape that is not to be missed, then you should think about making plans to visit Caja de Muertos, which can be translated to Coffin Island.

Coffin Island is a lush, remote island in Puerto Rico that you can only get to by ferry. As a matter of fact, Island Adventures Ferry is the company that you will need to contact is you would like to visit here. Simply put in a phone call to them at (787) 842-8546 in order to secure your required reservation and you will be ready for a memorable adventure. Ferries run back and forth to Coffin Island for a fee of approximately $30 per person on Saturdays and Sundays all year long from 9:00am until 5:00pm.

While you are enjoying your visit at Coffin Island, you will be able to experience everything from soaking up the sun privately on the beach to snorkeling in the crystal waters surrounding the island. If you are feeling a bit more adventurous, there is even an abandoned 19th century lighthouse that you can hike to for incredible picture taking opportunities. With no permanent inhabitants, this pristine island is one of the more special areas of Puerto Rico that you will be very pleased about visiting and taking in.

Bacardi Rum Distillery- Even Non-Drinkers Will Find This Stop Appealing!

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Even if you are not a drinker by nature, you are sure to get great enjoyment out of visiting the Bacardi Rum Distillery while in Puerto Rico. A famous brand of rum and known as the absolute largest rum distillery in the world, this is the place to be if you want to have a memorable visit in the area.

To get yourself started on your Bacardi adventure, you should know that this rum distillery is located right in the Catano area on Route 165. Once you arrive at the Cathedral of Rum, you and your entire party will be able to embark on your very own guided tour of the whole facility, which generally takes approximately 45 minutes from start to finish. During your tour, you and your party will be able to learn all about the various stages of production and exactly what goes into the making of over one hundred thousand gallons of their award winning rum each and every day.

Before you leave the Bacardi Rum Distillery, do not forget to stop by the gift shop on the premises. Here, you will find plenty of exotic and rare rum drinks as well as plenty of souvenirs that you can take back home with you. The hours of operation are from 8:30am until 5:30pm Monday through Saturday and from 10:00am until 5:00pm on Sunday. If you happen to have any questions or if you would like further information, then you may call ahead at (787) 788-8400.

Visit Intriguing Aguaviva

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Taking in the sights, sounds and smells of the San Juan region of Puerto Rico will more than likely include a stop at a couple of different restaurants. After all, if you are going to try and experience all that this area has to offer, then you simply must try some of the local eats. When it comes to delicious seafood and unforgettable local fare, then Aguaviva is the place that you need to visit.

Located right on 364 Calle La Fortaleza, Aguaviva is a magnificent restaurant with some of the coolest, modern d残or that you could ever imagine. With a name that means jellyfish, this stop along your way in Puerto Rico will find you sipping on cocktails and noshing on all sorts of delectable foods. Patrons always take great joy in the menu, which is usually filled with amazing items such as ceviche, paella, shrimp salsa, seafood enchiladas, oysters, lobster mashed potatoes and so on.

Ask your server if they can recommend a wonderful bottle of wine to go along with your meal or simply order up a local favorite with one of the cocktails. No matter what, you are going to have a mouthwatering selection to choose from on both the beverage and meal menus. Tie this in with the decor and you may almost feel as though you are at a five star resort without the hassle of all of the tourists and the high prices. Whether you stop by to enjoy the ambiance or if you have a love for food, this will be one stop in Puerto Rico that will leave you satisfied in many ways.