Things to do in Puerto Rico & other things to ponder
There are few experiences that remind us why we fell in love with travel in the first place. Vieques' bioluminescent bay—one of only three in the world—is precisely that sort of magic. After years of hosting discerning guests who've returned with tales of paddling through liquid starlight, we present a curated collection of the island's most reputable tour operators.
All information courtesy Kelly of SeaGate Hotel on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico
As someone who's built a life around authentic hospitality and community connection here at my private suite in Miramar, I've learned that Pride can be just as meaningful—if not more so—when experienced with clarity and intention. My little hospitality offering in Santurce (San Juan) has hosted countless guests over the years, and I've discovered that the most memorable Pride experiences often happen in the quiet moments between the spectacle.
Living a sober lifestyle in Puerto Rico isn't just possible—it's incredible! The island offers a vibrant tapestry of recovery resources, supportive communities, and wellness activities that foster both sobriety and connection. For LGBTQ+ individuals seeking recovery and community, Puerto Rico provides unique opportunities to heal, grow, and thrive in a beautiful tropical setting
Puerto Rico has evolved into one of the Caribbean's most welcoming destinations for LGBTQ+ travelers and locals alike. While attitudes vary across the island, San Juan stands out as a vibrant hub where queer life flourishes in diverse neighborhoods rather than concentrating in a single "gayborhood." Let's explore what makes Puerto Rico's queer scene special and where you can find your people, whether you're looking for elegant nightlife or refined daytime adventures.
In the quiet northwestern corner of our island, where the earth breathes through limestone passages, lies a secret worth keeping yet impossible not to share. #PuertoRicoUnderground #HiddenWonders
Spanning three municipalities—Camuy, Hatillo, and Lares—the Río Camuy Cave Park reveals itself to those who seek it, its main entrance nestled in Camuy's Quebrada district like an afterthought of geography.
