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Puerto Rico Rainforest Tours Made Easy

November 18, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Rainforest Tours Made Easy Did you know that the El Yunque Rainforest in Puerto Rico is actually the only tropical rainforest in the entire American National Parks System? With rainfall that exceeds 200 inches/year in certain specific areas. El Yunque offers a perfect jungle like setting with rivers, waterfalls and lush foliage. Apart from the hundreds of species of plants, trees, orchids and a handful of animals that you can explore, El Yunque provides some of the most breathtaking trails for hiking too! If you are traveling to…

Ponce Tour: Some Must See Places

November 17, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

Ponce Tour: Some Must See Places Did you know that the majestic city of Ponce is also referred to as “La Perla Del Sur” which means “The Pearl of the South”? Ponce, also the second largest city of Puerto Rico, is likely to mesmerize you with its Catalonian charm complemented suitably with a laid back atmosphere and small town flair. So, planning a Ponce touris must when on a trip to Puerto Rico. Considering that a Ponce touris likely to be an elaborate affair, you might require the assistance of…

Top Places to Visit on Puerto Rico Tours

November 8, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

Top Places to Visit on Puerto Rico Tours Famously known as the “Island of Enchantment”, Puerto Rico is a popular destination for Americans who want to enjoy the scenic beauty and tropical climate of this country. The things that set Puerto Rico apart from the other islands are its magnificent rainforest, unique attractions, bioluminescent bays, mouth-watering food, and diverse culture and geography. The central hillside of Puerto Rico is filled with historical, cultural and eco-adventure opportunities. Here is a list of places you should make sure your Puerto Rico tours…

Bacardi Tours: Trip to Rum World

November 7, 2012March 30, 2023 Puerto Rico

Bacardi Tours: Trip to Rum World Did you know that almost three quarters of all rum that is sold in the United States is made in Puerto Rico? And Bacardi’s rum factory at Puerto Rico is the world’s largest distillery. Famously known as the “Cathedral of Rum,” this factory is an intriguing place to visit. Free Bacardi tours include historical information about the Bacardi family, various fermenting procedure types and the distillation procedure of vat-barrel-bottle. While on the tour you can smell the different aromas and flavors of the various…

The Best Beaches in Puerto Rico

October 29, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

The Best Beaches in Puerto Rico There is nothing quite like the beaches in Puerto Rico – the cashmere sands sprawling some 270 miles along the fringes of the glittering Caribbean Sea and stretching out over to the deep blue Atlantic Ocean. Soft swaying palm leaves, never ending margaritas, the rolling soapy surf and some of the most secluded bays and famous surfing spots in the world. Whether you have come to the legendary Caribbean island for the lush rainforest, the crystal caves, the gateway to surfing paradise, the island…

Pumpkin: So Poor and Yet So Rich

October 28, 2012October 27, 2024 Puerto Rico

Pumpkin: So Poor and Yet So Rich Among vegetables, it’s one of the most nutritious and rich in vitamins, particularly A, and has great detoxifying, diuretic and antioxidant powers. In addition, it’s very versatile, since it can be the main ingredient of soups, stews, desserts and an endless number of recipes. At the same time, pumpkins have very few calories and are among the most economical foods. Pumpkins,known as calabaza, auyama or zapallo in Latin America, have been known throughout the Americas and Europe for many centuries. Apparently, the first British explorers to land on the coast of…

Puerto Rico 101 for First Time Visitors

October 23, 2012August 30, 2021 Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico 101 for First Time Visitors There are many things one should learn about Puerto Rico. Especially for first time visitors, it is best to get to know this island, inside out, before enjoying its many wonders. First and foremost, Puerto Rico is neither a country nor a state. This is perhaps one of the major misconceptions about this tropical destination which is understandable enough given they have their own Olympics team and Ms. Universe contestant. But, hear ye, hear ye! Puerto Rico is in fact a commonwealth, hence…

Finger Foods

October 2, 2012October 27, 2024 Puerto Rico

Finger Foods by E. Garriga There is no greater pleasure than to eat a delicious fritter such as bacalaítos (codfish fritters), o a piece of dulce de coco (coconut candy squares) you long for using your hands or remembering a scrumptious arroz con gandules (rice with pigeon peas) cooked over a make-shift stove of three stones heated with coal or wood! I remember as a child visiting family in the countryside in Moca, Puerto Rico, and the best arroz con gandules we ate using our fingers. People would often say…

Las Dunas Beach Apartments Vacation Rentals

September 30, 2012August 30, 2021 Puerto Rico

Las Dunas Beach Apartments Vacation Rentals 8 Units Available – 2 BR, 1 BR and Studios Call for Great Discounts 305-321-0217 787-691-7191 Location: Isabela, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, Caribbean (Caribbean) View Map Accommodations: 8 Apartments Available – 2 Bedroom, 1 bedroom and Studio Apartments available Quiet area, very private, short & long term rentals Amenities: new kitchen, new bathroom, fully furnished, sheets and towels, kitchenware, washer and dryer, fans in each room, air conditioned, Internet, small pets OK. World Class Surf capital, horseback riding, golf, tennis, windsurfing, kitesurfing, surfing classes. Sand…

The “Puerto Ricanization” of Central Florida

September 28, 2012September 25, 2021 Puerto Rico

The “Puerto Ricanization” of Central Florida Central Florida has become a hot bed of Puerto Rican immigration and migration. Florida now boasts nearly 850,000 Puerto Ricans in the state, which account for 18% of the nation’s entire Puerto Rican population. The population growth of Puerto Ricans has made it one of the largest ethnic groups in Florida, second only to Cubans. The area of highest Puerto Rican density in Florida is Orlando and Kissimmee, however some of the oldest Puerto Rican roots in the state are grounded in the Tampa…

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