We almost don’t deserve Puerto Rico. Not only is the US territory a treasure trove of culture and incredible food—no passport required—but it boasts nearly 300 miles of coastline and just as ...

Loiza lacks the big resorts that are typical elsewhere in this part of Puerto Rico, and it's no accident ... Waterslides, and Beach Tour with Transport ...

LGBTQ+ travelers want to enjoy their time with partners or friends carefree, which is why the Boricua way of life draws beach lovers and good-time enthusiasts from around the world to Puerto Rico.

From vibrant Old San Juan to lush El Yunque National Forest, here are all the must-sees and -dos on a quick trip to the island's capital.

Puerto Rico boasts a diverse range of attractions—from lush mountains and stunning beaches to rich history and culture and a vibrant food scene. And because of its natural beauty and warm and ...

Home to more than 270 miles of coastline, Puerto Rico is famous for its white sand beaches, crystal clear water and gorgeous weather year-round. Whether you're snorkeling with schools of fish or ...

Puerto Rico’s melting pot of Spanish ... The small city has over 19 local beaches and is known for producing traditional vejigante masks and the best frituras in the area.

The legal battle over Puerto Rico's beaches : Planet Money Puerto Rico's beaches are an integral part of life on the island, and by law, they're one of the few places that are truly public. In ...

Read more here. Puerto Rico's Flamenco Beach — a remote, pristine crescent of sand along a dazzling stretch of Caribbean blue water — is considered among the world's best. It's on the island ...

On the spectacular northern coast of Puerto Rico, a writer’s favorite stretch of golden sand beckoned, but getting there legally would take some creativity. “Perfect Beach,” listed as Punta ...

Luquillo Beach offers a quintessentially Caribbean slice of coastline close to Puerto Rico's bustling capital. For a glimpse of the country's most Instagram-famous shoreline, head to Flamenco ...