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Welcome to San Juan!
... room with views of the beach. The only down fall to this hotel was that the toilets needs about 20 minutes in between flushes to pump water. Therefore, you cant use the toilet right after someone else has used it. Just gotta wait.
Hungry from the flight and too dark to explore town, we decided to have dinner at the Pina Colada Club. This place had carribean style sandwiches and burgers. I ordered the cuban sandwich which was delicious and Vlad ordered the Pina Colada Burger. ...
In the beginning...
... English answer. After meeting our guide, we headed to the campus of The University of Puerto Rico. The van ride was interesting, I tried to pay attention to the route taken to get there but I was distracted by what was outside of my window. We turned the corner leaving behind the beautiful street on which the airport and a strip of restaurants and other attractions were located and on to a not so pretty street. The ...
San Juan - Bacardi, Bio Bay and more!
The next morning we started the trip to Miami and our transit stop was in Bogota, Colombia. Nothing much to write about Colombia as we did not leave the airport but the number of sniffer dogs employed at that small airport needs a mention – I guess the rumours about Colombia and the drug scene must be pretty true. We were also very happy with the extremely high standard of Avianca flights – very comfortable, good food, ...
Puerto Rico 2011
... 0290. This was an amazing experience to kayak to a bay and to see the water glow when you touch it. This tour and the mini-boat snorkeling tour were the best thing we did while in Puerto Rico.
8:00 p.m.- Headed back to the hotel for the evening
Friday, December 30
8:00 a.m.- Departed the hotel for Cumay Caves. Cumay Caves are southwest of San Juan, about a two-hour drive. Open Wednesday-Sunday 8am - 4pm; admission $15 and $3 for ...
Flying IAD-SJU; Cruise Day #1
... muster drill at 5:15. We proceeded to our muster station, which is the Fortunes Casino. Kind of strange place to gather if we are able to sink and need to be escorted out to a lifeboat! One interesting thing I noted is that, unlike on my previous four cruises, we were not required to wear our lifevests to the emergency drill. Mike said this practice ended last year in the cruise industry. Too bad. I always thought it was funny to see everyone wandering the ship donned in ...
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