Clarion Collection Le Consulat San Juan

... back and have done some more research on our specific boat - I know that you can book thru Castillo tours directly and save yourself $6. AND after doing more research I found that if you book through GoToPuertoRico.com you can get the same excursion for only $65, that would have saved us $20. I guess we lived and we learned, but still had a great time regardless - and I was ok with the $85 that we paid ...

... was even a group of 27 teachers doing their own girls getaway, boy they were a fun rowdy bunch!<br><br>For dinner we got ourselves all dressed up and made our way to Old San Juan where we enjoyed a delicious Puerto Rican dinner at Barrachina's. Fun fact about Barrachina's - it is the birthplace of the Pina Colada, so be sure to ask for a free sample to taste - they were ...

... few of the Medalla's, you will definitely need to partake of the empanadas. Stick with the chicken sin queso from the lady with the little cart and you won't be disappointed. The ones from the larger stall across the street are a lot greasier and not as good. If you decide to get in touch with nature at El Yunque, be prepared for a crowd on par with New Years Eve in New York City ...

... we just sat on our balcony's chairs in our stageroom overlooking the day that was opening up in front of us. Birds could be heard signing in the distance as if saying adios amigos while people could be seen already leaving the ship. We still had one hour to ourselves since we were instructed to be at 9:30am in the lounge. We were colour purple for ...

... find this a shock to the system and overwhelming to your noral travel research, imagin how we must feel. Exposed to travel options on a scale that we, until now, did not know existed. We have been led to believe that while we are down here for Christmas holiday that Santa's very own elves will be changing our sheets on a semi regual basis. Contract depending on a small sheet of rectangular ...

... and listening to some biological explanations of where the illuminescence comes from - and of course I pretty much forgot - we headed back through the channel. Now being really unlucky the current was extremely strong, and how could it be, against us. With combined efforts we made it out safely and in one piece. Exhausted and happy. Driving back to the hotel. Too tired to go out at night we headed straight to bed. How good is sleep when you have really earned it. *snoooooooz*

... from every port. As we waited for our fabric to be cut, Lauren and I salsa danced in the aisles, pretty funny! We talked to the woman at the counter for awhile too, told her about our search for azabache. We kept forgetting the name of it so she wrote it down for me. We had also decided to do the bioilluminescent bay so we asked the woman there about where we could go. She didn't know but she put called her daughter so that we could talk to her. People are ...

... fall on him too. Why didn't I join them? Someone had to take picturesJ<br><br><br><br>Finally, we start back up the mountain along a different route. Michael insists that we're going to come out of the forest in a completely different spot than where we entered, but Kris and I don't listen. We're just enjoying the scenery. Sure enough, the parking lot we come to is not the one where we left the car. So we walk up the road with cars whizzing past us ...

... among the partitioned rooms could be detected from the archaeological remains. The walls are constructed of angular fieldstone with no mortar. This building technique is interesting in comparison with the constructions of La Puntilla. The slope of the hill on which La Puntilla was built is much steeper so terraces were created to accommodate construction. The types of structures built on the contiguous and non-contiguous terraces vary among sectors. Within the elite ...

... not participate. It was beautiful though and we had quite a while to just sit around at the bottom and take pictures and talk. (I took 144 pictures just of that trip so I'm guessing I will have well over 1,000 by the time I'm done) I was going to try to go to a welcome reception at a local university when I got back but unfortunately we got back an hour and a half late so I was unable to attend. Instead I had dinner with a girl from Montana (Aubrey) and then did ...