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Puerto Rico Natural & Cultural
Let "Papo" show it to you!
Learn about the history and culture of this small, but beautiful island. See, feel, and enjoy our natural wonders. Take it all back home, with our warmest hospitality.
Culture
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San Juan, P.R., the best kept, and one of the oldest cities in the New World. Leave your footprints in the cobblestone streets of this colonial city. You can find museums, art galleries, forts, old churches, restaurants, and much more, all right here.
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Ponce, the second most important city in P.R. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this city. Old coffee plantations, taino ceremonial park, art museums, Vigia Tower, and "trolley" sightseeing around the city are just some of the many things you'll find. Don't leave without visiting the fabulous 'Plaza las Delicias', with the cathedral church and the old firehouse.
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From the best known fast food places, to the finest first class restaurants, you can find it all in our island. French, Italian, Spanish, Mexican, Oriental, Local, just choose the country and we can find a restaurant that offers it.
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Nature
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The Caribbean National Rain Forest, "El Yunke". Like hiking? If so, this is the place to go. 28,000 acres of wild vegetation, ferns, orchids and other trees that you cannot see anywhere else. Regular tour includes four stops.
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Camuy Cave System. Named by the experts as the third most important underground system in the world, the Camuy Cave System has a wonderful tour to offer to the visitors. Mother Nature has been working for more than 50 million years to create this fabulous system.
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La Parguera - the most important phosphorescent bay in P.R. You can depart to the bay directly from your parador's small pier, or to the mangrove forest. You can also visit one of the keys, or snorkel in the coral reefs.
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Only in P.R. can you visit a tropical rain forest, and a small desert area all in the same stay. Located in Guanica, the dry forest is one of the most studied forests in the world. Hundreds of migrant birds come here every year.
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In the heart of our capital city we have an oasis of peace and quiet, the Botanical Garden. Walk along the trails and learn about our flora and fauna. A must-see for families and students.
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Fajardo is the capital of water sports in P.R. You can also find here "Las Cabezas de San Juan Natural Reserve", with 7 different kinds of ecosystems, a phosphorescent bay, and one of the oldest lighthouses in the country. (Reservations needed)
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Did you know that P.R. has so many beaches that you can visit a different one every day of the year? Or that Flamenco beach, in the municipal island of Culebra, was selected as the second best in american territories?
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Sports
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Like golf (we have over 18 courses), bicycling, horseback riding, fishing, swimming, and more? We have it all.
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Bacardi, the largest rum distillery in the world. Has its own free guided tour. Find out why Bacardi is the best selling rum in the world. Learn about their quality controls and more. Taste a free sample, and take home a few bottles.
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High in the mountain range, in Arecibo, is the world's largest observatory. Operated by Cornell University, you are welcome to visit it and to learn about all there is to find out in space.
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From a private jet to a taxi, and everything in between; by ground, by water, and by air, we can provide whatever transportation requests you may have. St. Thomas, Culebra, Vieques, and all other islands are available in our plans.
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