25 Photos of Puerto Rico That Will Have You Planning Your Next Vacation
Cueva Ventana
This cave, which is situated on top of a limestone cliff, in Arecibo is the perfect day trip. Don’t miss it—your Instagram followers will thank you.
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El Yunque National Forest
Beaches, rainforests, dry forests—Puerto Rico has it all.
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Waterfall at El Yunque National Forest
Any destination with a waterfall is well worth a visit.
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Soni Beach
Located 17 miles east of Puerto Rico's mainland, Culebra Island's Soni Beach is a day dream turned reality.
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Surfer in Rincon, Puerto Rico
Thanks to its many gorgeous beaches, Puerto Rico is home to perfect surf conditions for hobbyists and professionals.
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Vieques Bioluminescent Bay
Not to be missed: This natural phenomenon is one of a handful of places in the world that you can float among the bioluminescent glow of microorganisms.
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Old San Juan
Ol San Juan is the oldest territory in Puerto Rico, dating back to 1521.
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Puerto Rican Rum
You can't visit Puerto Rico without trying some of their drink of choice: Rum.
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Rainbow Over Old San Juan
Old San Juan was dubbed a World Heritage Site in 1983.
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Gardens in Old San Juan
Old San Juan is full of small gardens, tended to by locals.
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Old San Juan Beach
Stretch out in the sand and take in the historic views of Old San Juan at the same time.
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Kayaks at Tamarindo Beach
Kayaking is one of the many outdoor adventures you can have on just about any beach in Puerto Rico.
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The Colorful Homes of Old San Juan
Old San Juan is made of up of seven square blocks filled with ancient buildings, massive stone walls, and colonial homes.
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Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico
Measuring in at 130,000-square-feet, this is one of the largest museums in the Caribbean.
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Nightlife
The beaches light up come nightfall, serving to an entirely different crowd than during the afternoon hours.
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Homes in Old San Juan
Pastel-colored homes line the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan.
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Guajataca Tunnel
The scenic Guajataca Tunnel connect the cities of Isabela and Quebradillas.
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Castillo de San Felipe del Morro
In the early 16th century, this castle was the only protection against sea attacks on Puerto Rico.
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Old San Juan: The Original Capital
Colorful homes in the original capital of Puerto Rico: Old San Juan.
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Castillo San Cristobal
The soldier sleeping quarters at Castillo San Cristobal
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Fort San Cristobal
An onlookers view of Fort San Cristobal.
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Isla Verde Beach
An aerial view of the resort-lined Isla Verde Beach.
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Coqui Frog
The tiny Coqui Frog is native to Puerto Rico, mainly known for its shrill call.