Puerto Rico

Our Favorite Places to Eat:

Lluvia Deli Bar and Artefacto~for breakfast and lunch (pricey)
Panaria Bakery ~ inexpensive breakfast and lunch
Los Kioskos de Luquillo~ lots of local food options, we enjoyed #6 and #20, La Parilla and Revolution Pizza
El Verde BBQ~ a roadside Kiosko in Rio Grande, great food
Alambique Beach Lounge~ right across from Isla Verde beach

Old San Juan

Places We have Stayed:

Things To Do:

Walk the streets of Old San Juan. Fly a kite on the front lawn of Castillo del Morro. Visit the Catedral Metropolitana Basilica de San Juan Bautista, a Roman Catholic Church constructed in 1521. The cathedral is the oldest in the United States and the second oldest in the Americas. The cathedral also contains the tomb of explorer Juan Ponce de Leon.
Visit Cueva Ventana, Cave Window, for an adventurous hiking and cave experience.
Go to Bacardi for a tour and sip cocktails by the water overlooking Old San Juan. The views are beautiful!
Visit El Yunke Rainforest, hike the trails and climb the Yokahu Tower for an incredible view.
Take the ferry or a small plane to the Island of Culebra and snorkel with the sea turtles at Tamarindo Beach. Culebra Isalnd Adventures can set up an amazing day for you http://www.culebraislandadventures.com. Afterward visit Flamenco Beach to swim in one of the world most beautiful beach landscapes.
Los Kioskos de Luquillo, by Luquillo beach for great local food.
Toroverde has a zipline that is the longest in the Americas.