It's the tropics, so mosquitos are always a fact of life, sadly. But before you fill another shopping bag with citronella candles, it's important to understand your adversary.
The Caribbean island is one of the most hassle-free vacations you can take—no passport or adapters required, full phone and data service at no extra fee—and for that reason, it can get incredibly crowded.
The 54 foot sailing catamaran, “Traveler” departs its’ dock at the Villa Marina in Fajardo, Puerto Rico with our primary destination, the uninhabited “Isla Icacos”. It’s a short, 45-minute to 1-hour sail in relatively flat, protected waters. Arriving at Icacos, they anchor just off a stunning white sand beach with crystal-clear turquoise water.
"It was amazing. I wish we could have stayed at Paul's when we first arrived to Puerto Rico instead of only our last night when we were heading back to Chicago. Our host Paul was as lovely as his home. We stayed at two other Airbnb homes while we visited Puerto Rico and Paul's Airbnb is the standard for which all Airbnb should model themselves after. I'm planning a trip back and hope to stay at Paul's Airbnb." - Brandi 01.16
In 2016, the festival will be held from Thursday, January 14 through Sunday, January 17.
It is no secret that people in Puerto Rico know how to party, especially around the Christmas holidays. Announce that there will be a parade, music, dancing, libations, food — then add in local artisan crafts for sale — and it all adds up to one crazy celebration!
That is the San Sebastián Street Festival (Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián) in a nutshell. It has been an annual event on Calle San Sebastián in Old San Juan since 1970, and what started as community fund-raiser has become THE festival to go to. Loads of locals and tourists attend this 4-day event.
For further information, please visit Puerto Rico Day Trips