Puerto Rico is a one-of-a-kind cultural and natural adventure playground, with bustling cities and lush forests to explore. Both thrill-seekers and leisure visitors will find the ideal setting in the warm Caribbean seas and the island’s abundance of life. Adventure seekers have many chances in Puerto Rico, where remarkable events create life-long memories (sponsored content)
The New York Times runs a weekly column offering suggestions of things to do if you were to have one and a half days to
Jonathan L takes in two explorations of Patrimony at the Museo de Las Americas in San Juan
The Ceiba tree is the is the national tree of Puerto Rico. It is a native to tropical climates, and some species can grow up
In 1508, Ponce de Leon sailed into a large bay, on the north shore of the island he would name Caparra, in honor of the
The Cuartel de Ballajá, in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, was built in 1864. The name translates as Ballajá Barracks, and served as the home
Everyone knows that cruise ships have grown to extremely large sizes, but sometimes it is difficult to realize how large they really are. San Cristobal
The Parroquia Invención de la Santa Cruz (Invention of the Holy Cross Parrish) church, in Bayamón dates back to 1750. The structure was completed in
Sometimes, you go hunting for an interesting shot. And sometimes, you look up after parking your car in a garage, and there it is. I
We love to travel (as you can tell from my blog posts) and share our stories and adventures. Whenever we mention our visit to Puerto
Puerto Rico is a one-of-a-kind cultural and natural adventure playground, with bustling cities and lush forests to explore. Both thrill-seekers and leisure visitors will find the ideal setting in the warm Caribbean seas and the island’s abundance of life. Adventure seekers have many chances in Puerto Rico, where remarkable events create life-long memories (sponsored content)
The New York Times runs a weekly column offering suggestions of things to do if you were to have one
Jonathan L takes in two explorations of Patrimony at the Museo de Las Americas in San Juan
The Ceiba tree is the is the national tree of Puerto Rico. It is a native to tropical climates, and
In 1508, Ponce de Leon sailed into a large bay, on the north shore of the island he would name
The Cuartel de Ballajá, in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, was built in 1864. The name translates as Ballajá Barracks,
Everyone knows that cruise ships have grown to extremely large sizes, but sometimes it is difficult to realize how large
The Parroquia Invención de la Santa Cruz (Invention of the Holy Cross Parrish) church, in Bayamón dates back to 1750.
Sometimes, you go hunting for an interesting shot. And sometimes, you look up after parking your car in a garage,
We love to travel (as you can tell from my blog posts) and share our stories and adventures. Whenever we