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Puerto Rico Vacation Guide

Technically a Caribbean island, Puerto Rico is nevertheless part of the United States, insomuch as it is a self-governing territory. West of the U.S. Virgin Islands and east of the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico is not only a popular traveling destination, but is also a major port along the shipping lane that leads to the Panama Canal, otherwise known as the Mona Passage.

Puerto Rico is a mostly mountainous island, although there are plenty of beaches and a fertile farming region along the northern section of the island. And although the island is a U.S. territory now, the history of Puerto Rico is largely Hispanic, dating back to the days when Christopher Columbus first landed on the islands in 1493. The islands spend centuries under Spanish rule until an uprising finally led to autonomous government in 1898 after the U.S. invaded and pried it from the hands of Spain. And while there is plenty of colonial history and traditions to explore as part of the culture and the overall vibe of the island, it is the beauty of the Caribbean itself that lures people in.

From the public beaches at Luquillo and Dorado to the capital of San Juan and its natural harbors to the El Yunque National Forest or the San Juan National Historic Site with its Spanish forts and castles, visitors can explore all sorts of architectural and natural beauty, all at the same time. Or you can hop on over to Mona Island, which is totally uninhabited by humans and can only be visited via appointment made in advanced. The coral reefs along the coast combine with the sandy beaches to create perfect coastal activities, while the mountainous interior contains such wonders as the Rio Camuy Caverns. Regardless of what you want to experience while visiting Puerto Rico, you are sure to find not only a sense of adventure and excitement, but also total satisfaction with your trip.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Puerto Rico

  1. San Juan
  2. Rio Grande
  3. Rincon
  4. Culebra
  5. Carolina
  6. Luquillo
  7. Palmas del Mar
  8. Catano
  9. Levittown
  10. Fajardo
  11. Humacao
  12. Camuy
  13. Lares
  14. Ponce
  15. Arecibo
  16. Cabo Rojo
  17. Aguadilla
  18. Quebrada
  19. Vieques
  20. Caguas
  21. Cayey
  22. Quebradillas
  23. Naguabo
  24. Boqueron
  25. Mayaguez
  1. Bayamon
  2. Dorado
  3. Guanica
  4. Patillas
  5. Utuado
  6. Isabela
  7. Miramar
  8. Jobos
  9. Guaynabo
  10. Aguada
  11. Condado
  12. Esperanza
  13. Yabucoa
  14. Rafael Capo
  15. Vega Baja
  16. Vietnam
  17. San German
  18. Anasco
  19. Adjuntas
  20. Isabel Segunda
  21. Castaner
  22. Lajas
  23. Manati
  24. San Sebastian
  25. Rio Piedras
  1. Ceiba
  2. Toa Baja
  3. Hatillo
  4. Santurce
  5. Jayuya
  6. Ocean Park
  7. Coamo
  8. Salinas
  9. La Parguera
  10. Guayanilla
  11. Vegas
  12. Joyuda
  13. Maricao
  14. Gurabo
  15. Punta Santiago
  16. Cidra
  17. El Conquistador
  18. Cerro Gordo
  19. Trujillo Alto
  20. Barranquitas
  21. Canovanas
  22. Toa Alta
  23. Hormigueros
  24. Ciales
  25. San Lorenzo
  1. Juncos
  2. Korea
  3. Aibonito
  4. Yauco
  5. El Combate
  6. Parguera
  7. Pinones
  8. San Jose
  9. Las Piedras
  10. Santo Domingo
  11. Penuelas
  12. Santa Isabel
  13. Villalba
  14. Celitos
  15. Palo Alto
  16. Juana Diaz
  17. Comerio
  18. Naranjito
  19. Moca
  20. Las Marias
  21. Costa Brava
  22. Israel
  23. Los Angeles
  24. Cana