It wasn’t all that long ago that the tinyVieques just off Puerto Rico‘s eastern seaboard was making big headlines for being a target practice for the U.S. Navy. Nowadays, things have changed dramatically – and Vieques has become a target for the uber-hip traveler drawn by this hideaway’s combination of small island charm and [...]
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Puerto Rico’s western region, better known as Porta del Sol is home to some of the world’s best beaches and surfing areas. The town of Rincón, known for its beautiful sunsets, is located in the center of the western coast and was highlighted in The Beach Boys’ unofficial surfer’s anthem “Surfin Safari”. Porta del [...] Big game fishing events from the Bahamas to Turks & Caicos, Dominican Republic and Tobago offer something for everyone during the second half of 2011. You can be a seasoned sport fisherman or a novice angler, there’ll be an event that will include your skills and let you improve them too. Some to [...] One of the reasons that people surely keep coming back to visit the old city of San Juan is to see more of what’s classic and a landmark, but also discover what’s new and changing. It really does have both sides to it – the new Puerto Rico is often to be found right there [...] Everything from international gourmet cuisine to the best in Puerto Rico‘s traditional cooking is within easy driving or even walking distance around San Juan. I found myself intrigued mostly by Puerto Rican criollo fare – it has its own distinct style and use of certain food items, while also having a few other staples and [...] There you are, way out on the middle of a crystal blue watered cove with just the occasional glimmer of fish racing under you, or on a busy lagoon with yachts nearby but a diverse underwater and mangrove life below and beside you — that’s just a little of what the simple pleasure of kayaking [...] |
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