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Welcome to Puerto Rico! From this guide, you'll get to know Old San Juan and learn where to eat, drink, stay and relax: 🧷 Places of Usefulness. 👣 Places of Interest. 🏖️ Parks, Plazas & Beaches. 🍽️ Restaurants: of all prices. 🍺 Bars & Cocktail lounges. ☕ Café & Bakery. 🍦 Sweet Treats. 🏨 Where to Stay: Hostels, Hotels, Resorts. 🎟️ Recommended Free Walking Tour. Feel free to reach out with any questions! thomas.abroadandco@gmail.com

Planning a dreamy vacation to Puerto Rico? Look no further! This enchanting Caribbean island boasts a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural wonders. To make your trip truly memorable, we've curated a list of the top 10 hotels in Puerto Rico. Each one offers a unique perspective on luxury, comfort, and local charm. As an avid traveler who fell in love with this gem of an island, I'm excited to share my personal experiences and insights into each hotel, along with recommendations for nearby excursions, restaurants, bars, and cafes.

We love cruises, but the shore excursions through the cruise line can be so expensive and often make you feel like cattle being herded into trailers. We prefer a slightly more personalized option, and many of the same trips can be organized on your own. If you have a smaller party finding your cruise roll call by searching for Facebook groups with your sailing dates is a great way to organize a small tour to bring costs per person down. We love cruising for family vacations. It’s a great way for the whole family to have fun and feel relaxed (hey Kids Club!). It’s also great for larger groups or multi-generational trips. Everyone can do their own thing and connect where they want. We like to do dinner together and port excursions mostly together, and then once back onboard we kind of do our own things. If you have a grandparent or co-traveler going with you connected staterooms is a great way to go. This gives you a little more space and the ability to coordinate and hang out within the same space, especially after kids go to bed. Individual doors can still be closed as needed, but you’ll need your key to reopen or go through a balcony.