Puerto Rico Rain Forest

Exploration and relaxation, visiting with friends in the Caribbean. We hiked a rain forest, went kayaking to a bioluminescent bay, played in the pool and at the beach, explored Spanish forts, and Old San Juan, drove across the island to Ponce. We tried new ...

... to rivers, waterfalls, and swimming pool galore. Allow 3-4 hours total. 12:00 p.m.- Ate lunch at a restaurant in the El Yunque Rain Forest. We had chicken burritos, sausage ball, and a mango and banana milk shake. It was delicious. 1:00 p.m.- Relaxed ...

... for supper. YUM! Was so good. TL an I were wiped from the overnight flights so it was off to bed fairly early so that we would be good to go to El Yunque rain forest tomorrow before jumping on the ferry to head to our final destination, Culebra. ...

... driver so some of you may have the preconceived notion that I have a tendency to road rage.  Yes, especially here in Puerto Rico.  These people can't fucking drive to save their lives.  I thought places like New Jersey, Florida and ...

We decided to check out the beautiful tropical rain forests of Puerto Rico on our first day of the trip.Our guide for the day was this local guy who was friendly & knew a lot about all the flora & fauna of the forests. We had a mother & ...

... they are saying worse things than "Hola" '...... We made our way to Hwy 3, which we discovered is the "Ashland Avenue" of Puerto Rico - a highway with stop lights - the "yellow brick road" of Puerto Rico. Hwy 3 takes you anywhere.  We finally made ...

... Tourist companies which have tie ups with virtually every hotel in the town. We were being crushed," he said. I asked him if thinks Puerto Rico should be a state and not just a commonwealth of United States. "No, we would be more happy to be a ...

... a U.S. flag." Being a World History Site drew me to this island that seems to have it all-beautiful beaches, only rain forest in the U.S., El Yunque National Forest, mountains, 500 yr old Spanish Fort , beautiful architecture and history.. ...