Attractions in Puerto Rico
Whether it’s horseback riding with
PR4Less Tours or just lounging on the powdery sands of
Playa Flamenco, you’ll find no shortage of ways to spend your days in Puerto Rico.
The
Bioluminescent Bay is a perennial favorite among visitors and locals alike. Here, the waters come alive at night with phosphorescent light, shed by millions of microscopic dinoglafellites. Any number of tour outfits like the
Vieques Adventure Company can help visitors witness this magical phenomenon. Don’t worry – if you can’t make it to Vieques, you can always take in the glowing waters of
La Parguera on the southern coast of San Juan.
El Morro is one of Puerto Rico’s most popular spots – a massive stone fortress that’s guarded the San Juan harbor since the 16th century. Nearby ...
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Whether it’s horseback riding with
PR4Less Tours or just lounging on the powdery sands of
Playa Flamenco, you’ll find no shortage of ways to spend your days in Puerto Rico.
The
Bioluminescent Bay is a perennial favorite among visitors and locals alike. Here, the waters come alive at night with phosphorescent light, shed by millions of microscopic dinoglafellites. Any number of tour outfits like the
Vieques Adventure Company can help visitors witness this magical phenomenon. Don’t worry – if you can’t make it to Vieques, you can always take in the glowing waters of
La Parguera on the southern coast of San Juan.
El Morro is one of Puerto Rico’s most popular spots – a massive stone fortress that’s guarded the San Juan harbor since the 16th century. Nearby
Old San Juan is the historical heart of Puerto Rico, its blue cobblestone streets packed with beautiful old buildings, great shopping and plenty of open air cafes and restaurants.
Looking for a day on the beach? Playa Flamenco on Culbera Island is as close to paradise as you’ll come, with one mile of uninterrupted white sandy beach, and warm turquoise waters covering a coral reef that’s perfect for snorkeling. And if you’re looking to work up a sweat, try one of the dozen-plus hiking trails through the massive
El Yunque National Forest, the only rainforest in the United States.
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