Puerto Rico Travel Blog

A so-called normal day in the famous city of Old San Juan is really far from ordinary. Living in this walled city gives one the chance to experience many adventures in just one day. Let’s take last Tuesday, for example. As usual, I walk out of my place in the morning always carrying the book I’m...

Puerto Rico has had a long history of coffee making. Jíbaros, the country people, were the ones producing the coffee that was then shipped to countries all over the world. Their product became famous and today is considered one of the best. A visit to Puerto Rico would not be complete without sampling...

Puerto Rico can be very romantic. With glorious beaches, exquisite cuisine and cultural variety; this is the place you want to be at for Valentine’s day. Here are a couple of restaurants you can’t miss and a few romantic spots to spark your day. You and your sweet valentine will love...

Tired of the same touristy areas? Do you consider yourself a traveler and not a tourist? This list will keep you out of the busy concrete jungles of San Juan and take you to the heart of Puerto Rico. Hidden and dramatic ocean views, panoramic routes and mountain towns is what for sightseeing. And as...

Famous mallorca at La Bombonera Breakfast is a ritual in Puerto Rico. When you live here, you are awaken by the rich smell of freshly roasted coffee and tostadas with butter. Scrumptious pastries are also served, along with eggs, all making your stomach roar and driving you straight to the kitchen. Local...

Let’s continue with the things you should not miss when visiting the island. Among these are a historic town, caves and the house of rum. 6.Old San Juan: There’s more to Old San Juan than El Morro. The historic city is a colonial, museum neighborhood that you can explore by foot. There are...

Puerto Rico may be known for its delicious creole food, but if you are craving Asian delicacies, the island has you covered. Here are the best places to get your sushi fix. 1. Wasabi: This Asian-fusion restaurant, located in San Juan, takes traditional sushi seriously, but adds a touch of Puerto Rican...

Puerto Rico offers a lot to visitors and depending on what your preferences are, you can easily customize a visit to suit your demands. If you want to make sure you don’t miss the obvious places — you know, the ones that you need to see in order to say you’ve been to Puerto Rico —...

It’s one of life’s most important moments; asking the one you love to marry you. It can be very stressful too. The how and the where are key and you want the person to say yes! Well, first, the place where you ask needs to be awe-inspiring. It must impress your loved one and some places are more...

If you want to meet locals, you are in luck. Puerto Ricans love meeting new people and is customary to have a beer and start a conversation with a friendly tourist. Just make sure to say gracias and mucho gusto! 1. Placita de Santurce: This is not just one bar, but a conglomerate of them. “La Placita”...