El Portal Hotel San Juan
76 Condado Ave San Juan, 00908, Puerto Rico
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From The Sea to the Rainforest
We arrived in San Juan in the early afternoon. After clearing immigration we boarded buses and headed straight for El Yunque National Park, the only rainforest in the United States. While leading a hiking expedition on a meandering trail through the park, our guide mentioned that the rainforest currently serves as an important center for medical ...
What a fantastic place.
... our flight having to transfer to a Dominica flight in Antigua (hope you’re keeping up), he’s going to take them there directly. Maybe if I ask him nicely he’ll take us directly to St
Maarten a well?. What do you think. Anyway, the chances of them (whoever they are) sorting through and then unloading the correct luggage in Dominica. Taking off again and this time going to where we all thought we were going in the first place and getting us to Antigua ...
Relaxed all day
... we met a lady and her daughter from Dallas, Texas. Sue, the Mother, is an engineer with Ratheon, and her daughter, Kim, is in graduate school. Kim called and said she wanted to go jet skiing, and she invited Tiffany to go with her at 1:30 PM. The five of us started walking toward the hotel where they would rent the jet skis. We stopped at a little "hole in the wall" restaurant and got a great breakfast: ...
I wanna take you on a gay cruise
... things I have ever seen - a group of wailing gay men holding their genitalia while being chased by scores of tiny fish that seemed hellbent on a meal of bratwurst. I wish I'd had the camera with me.
Unfortunately we have an extremely early start tomorrow as we are disembarking, so tonight consisted purely of a early dinner, Brad Loeckle's final comedy show, then packing and bed. What a wonderful week it's been - just the right length, not too long, not too short. Goldicocks ...
Non-stop Boston to San Juan... up and at it.
... sampling the local beverages :) and stopping for breaks in the little plazas.
For dinner, we ate at Mojito's on Recinto Sur. We had Mojito's and traditional PR food.. very good. Seemed like more of a locals spot.
We walked around and hit up a bunch of night spots - It was tough to turn in for the night because OSJ is such a party spot. The alley by Da House turned into a massive party that seemed to last all night.
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