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... to miss the bright day. Our first stop was at 'La Bombonera', primarily a breakfast and lunch place which is perhaps the best place for brunch and old-world Puerto Rican food. The place had the charm, the crowd and the awesome food at a very reasonable price; a place definitely worth a stop. From there we headed towards the Fort San Felipe del Morro, a sixteenth century citadel or fortress which lies on the ...

... island also welcoming us and inviting to come ashore and have a look around. After a morning of swimming, snorkelling and beachcombing Toro, the customs official and Milton from the research facility took us on a walk/climb thru the island. These two were great showing off all the interesting parts of the island and giving us a run down on what happens on the island. First of all Mona island is home to the Mona Iguana which grows about 4feet long and wields its ...

... Break chose to swim and jet ski like maniacs around the bay. Many of the jet skis and small boats came out and circled us to check us out, everyone was lovely, friendly and smiling. On shore there were live bands and lots of food stalls setup to cater for the weekend festivities. We sat on the beach and listened to some live Latino music while getting free Wi-Fi off the bar behind us and catching up on the latest emails and news.

... forest had much to offer if you love exploring nature. We saw the Coqui, a species of a really green frog, which derives its name from its "Ko-Kee"-singing from sundown thru the night till dawn during the monsoon-very popular with the locals. Various different species of the Coqui are found in this island some of which are also yellow & green in color. Then there was the gorgeous Puerto Rican parrot, its feathers had tints of ...

... t on my original itinerary and I'd been planning to go to Martinique up until that very day). Never actually made it to Martinique due to a 4 hour flight delay in Miami (I was to fly Costa Rica - Miami - Puerto Rico - Martinique). I was only going to stay in Martinique for 2 days anyway after discovering how expensive it was going to be but I was still keen just to spend some time on a French Caribbean ...

... be going to an older camera for the rest of the trip. A shame really as the rainforest and San Juan are worth seeing. I would recommend one day for each rather than both in a day as we tried. Old San Juan is about a half our drive up the road but it is an easy drive. It didn't take long to figure out the highway signs. Park in a public parking lot. It cost us $2.50 for about five hours ...

... furnishings remain but they were classic to begin with. Showers need upgrading badly as they look out of place now. The staff has been well trained and is very friendly. As we had been up for hours we elected to stay close, do little exploring, and just sort of hang out. We had dinner in the resort coffee shop and turned in early. So ends our day two of the trip.

... the best time and a lot of food. Our favorite, I think, was bacalaitos. Our server told us we could get huge ones at Pinones boardwalk (Isla Verde). Bacalaitos are basically a cod fritter, which sounds kind of gross, but they are delicious. We also had mussels with avocado sauce, garlic mushrooms (fantastic!), filet mignon tips in garlic (also fantastic!), assorted olives, plantain stuffed with shrimp, etc. We took ...

... we could see the clouds developing into what was to become another day of rain. We still wanted to drive the island and at best if it were to rain, we would just continue our road trip and visit the towns along the coast. The further we got from San Juan, the island became greener and lined with beautiful trees and large open areas. Highway 22 west later turned into Highway 2 and that took us out to one of the island's most northwest towns called AGUADILLA. The ...