Parador Oasis San German
72 Calle Luna, P.O. Box 144 San German, 00683, Puerto Rico
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Shopping och del 1 av hemresan
... på överlastade resenärer som checkade in före oss, men vi fick sitta rätt bra på planet med egen 3-rad nästan längst bak. Ca kl.20 serverades det middag, och efter ca 3 timmars mörkläggning tändes lamporna (då var klockan 01.00 för oss) och det var dags för frukost! Nu följer vi ju spansk tid och klockan är 06.00!! Ingen av oss sov mer än max 30 min, men klart vi fick lite vila... Gäsp!
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Cave exploration, sampled roast pig in Guavate
... accent. I like the monetary system. It’s the same as ours. You don’t need a passport if you live in the U.S. In 2005, the Bush administration asked Congress to set another vote to allow the citizens of the overpopulated island to decide on their future: to opt for statehood or else full independence. Statehood would bring the right to vote in U.S. elections, and full independence would require some islanders to ...
Arrival and settling in
... to Ziploc everything is still under control. And one forgotten old habit that we have to get re-accustomed to is not to throw the toilet paper in the toilet. It’s been harder to remember than in past, but nothing we can’t deal with : ) During the first few days, we took advantage of still having our rental car. Therefore, we went to the laundromat, grocery store, post office, but we also adventured to find all those beautiful beaches in the area. ...
THE MARICAO COFFEE FESTIVAL
... went back and turned down a road that Len thought we should have taken. The signs for the town are very few and far between. We eventually make it and can see the town below, the road is blocked off, I say to Len there is a parking spot on the other side of the road, take it. He backed in just perfect, we got out, took some water and walked down the road. Where I thought the town was - was ...
LOST & FOUND GETTING AROUND & FAIRY SPARKLES
... Bay is when the still waters are disturbed they glow with millions of microscopic organisms known as dinoflagellates which sparkle and create a spectacular light show. This phenomenon occurs only in tropical areas, typically in mangrove-protected bays such as the one found here at La Parguera. Puerto Rico is the only place on the planet that has three sites where you can depend on this phenomenon to occur every night. The bay is ...


