Previous Next What to see: El Tunel de Guajataca is a step back into history, to a time when a railroad circled the island, moving sugar cane and passengers. Once you approach the northwest corner of the island, you will be greeted with stunning western views of the ocean. The west is known for surfing […]
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Previous Next What to see: Dorado is home to the wealthiest Puerto Ricans and has some excellent restaurants as well as nice beaches and a lovely Plaza. Further along the drive you can experience rocky beaches and limestone cliffs. Make sure your camera is ready as the scenery is begging to be photographed. Be sure […]
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Previous Next What to see: On this tour you will notice the different climate in the southwest of the island. Don’t be surprised to see cacti along with the palm trees. Tamarindo Beach in Guanica is one of my favorites, I could spend the day there, and the drive to the secluded beach is gorgeous. […]
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Previous Next What to see: This drive commences in Caguas on Highway 52 (just south of San Juan in the middle of the island). This drive gives you a taste of the mountains that run through the center of the island. Once you reach the coast, you will head west to Ponce. Ponce, the second […]
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Previous Next What to see: This trip begins at the border of Fajardo & Ceiba in the east. I love this trip because the stops are full of history and charm. Also, the scenery is fantastic, full of stretches of road with a view of the Caribbean. El Malecon in Naguabo is a fun stop […]
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Previous Next What to see: This drive takes you from Rio Grande to Piñones. The Rio Grande portion takes you near the coast but most of the scenery is small towns and lovely tree lined country roads. As you approach Piñones, the beach will be come a more frequent view, with many places to stop […]
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