Things to do in Puerto Rico & other things to ponder
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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
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.
Hey there, island adventurers! So you've landed in bustling San Juan, but you're craving those Instagram-worthy beach vibes that only Culebra can deliver. I get it—those powdery white sands and crystal-clear waters are calling your name!
But here's the thing: getting from San Juan to Culebra can be a bit of a head-scratcher, even for seasoned travelers. After multiple trips (and yes, a few transportation mishaps along the way), I've put together this no-nonsense guide to help you navigate your way to paradise.
Ferry tickets to Culebra (the home of the world famous Playa Flamenco) and Vieques, are sister islands are now available to purchase online. Oh happy day! https://porferry.com/
World class snorkeling await in and around Culebra and Vieques.
