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… and layers of clothes at home and trade the boots for sandals! Winter blues come in ocean waves, and there is no … mountain air. In Puerto Rico, the snowmen are made of sand, the traditional cuatro and panders accompany … of the Octavitas. This annual three-day festival in Old San Juan is packed with live performances, street food, local …
… of time to explore the local spots. If you’re staying in San Juan , you can report for duty at the WCK’s farmer’s market, … out of the metro area? Head to the northwestern town of San Sebastián, where you can stay at Casa de Campo , a …
Return the love by volunteering some of your vacation time at a local farm!
… all the Island’s airports. Expect a 1.5-hour drive from the San Juan International Airport , half an hour to an hour from … coffee at one of the region's working haciendas. Hacienda San Pedro in Jayuya and Hacienda Tres Angeles in Adjuntas …
… equipped to host boxing matches and other sporting events; Juan "Pachín" Vicens Coliseum , an 11,000-seat coliseum … with a sweet, indulgent breakfast at La Piñata Bakery in Santa Isabel, a town known as the “Land of Champions” thanks … history. MLB legends Jóse Guzmán, Carlos Correa, and Benito Santiago were all born right here! If your players are …
Uncover history, architecture, and outdoor adventures in Puerto Rico's south region.
… you can also visit other haciendas like Hacienda San Pedro , a historic fourth-generation family-owned estate … mountains where you can sample their products like Ron Artesano and Bohique to spice up your trip. In this episode of … and swing, and right next to the bust of Puerto Rican poet Juan Antonio Corretjer. Corretjer was a prominent writer, …
A taste of locally grown coffee will give you a new appreciation for the quality of Puerto Rico’s beans.
… a versatile Puerto Rican professional baseball player from San Juan . Drafted by the Houston Astros in 2009, Hernández …
In 2017, the Puerto Rico national baseball team was christened "Team Rubio" when all the players dyed their hair blonde. (Carlos Giusti | El Nuevo Día.)