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Castillo San Cristobal

Castillo San Cristobal is one of the dominant forts in Puerto Rico that protected San Juan from the eastern invaders. It is also one of the largest forts built in America that took over 250 years. The architecture of the fort depicts the innovative strategical plans and design of the 18th century. The Castillo San Cristobal's theatre showcases the rich history of the fort to its visitors. The fort also has a series of tunnels to explore the secret history of San Juan and its culture. The coastal observation post is one of the main attractions at the fort that attracts many visitors to the island fort of Puerto Rico. Read More

Located at the corner of San Juan, Castillo San Felipe del Morro is one of the most beautiful forts in Puerto Rico. This fort has always been the most important military post that guarded the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico with its massive wall and strategically placed tunnels. The famous fort of El Cañuelo located on a nearby island is also visible from the fort. A pathway to the Gate of San Juan is frequently visited by the people on their visit to Castillo San Felipe del Morro. It is also one of the best forts in San Juan to explore the history of Puerto Rico. Read More

Situated off the town of Lajas, Cayo Caracoles is covered by mangroves and is also the best mangrove island in Puerto Rico. The island is popular for boating as well as snorkelling and is also the best destination to explore 30 different cays of Cayo Caracoles. A 45 minutes boat ride from Ponce or kayaking through the ocean are the only ways to get to the island.

Situated to the east and off the coast of Fajardo is the deserted island of Puerto Rico and is popularly known for its safe swimming and snorkelling places. The natural beauty of Cayo Icacos which is the La Cordillera Nature Reserve makes this island the best attraction for nature wanderers. The island is only accessible by a catamaran or a water taxi if booked in advance and is just a 45 minutes drive from San Juan to the Fajardo marina whereas reaching Cayo Icacos is a short sail from the coast. Read More

Christmas is the biggest festival for Christians, marking the birth of Jesus Christ. As a result, it is one of the most celebrated festivals on the island thanks to its predominantly Roman Catholic population. On the eve of Christmas, known locally as Nochebuena, family and friends gather to mark the day with a traditional feast. They also exchange gifts and visit the neighboring decorations. Another important tradition is parrandas, where people gather in the streets to sing Christmas carols to mark the occasion.At midnight on Christmas Day, most churches hold services for the local community called the Misa de Gallo. The most common attraction of the service is the re-enactment of the scene of the Nativity, which depicts the birth of Jesus and the events surrounding it.The menu on Christmas Day is a special one, with most households making lechon asado and pasteles to mark the occasion. Coquito, a coconut based drink and tembleque, a coconut based sweet serve as the desserts to celebrate the festivities. Read More

An enchanting underground cave located in the Rio Camuy Cave Park; Clara Cave is over 700 feet wide. The beauty of this gorgeous channel remains in the Camuy River that meanders through the eccentric stalactites and stalagmites formations around the valleys. To enter the caves, you will need to take a tram that will take you through enchanting and lush forest attraction. So, keep your cameras ready for the millions of bats and beautiful ambience hosted by this cave in Puerto Rico. Read More

Located at the northwestern coast of Puerto Rico and near to Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport(SJU) in Carolina, Crashboat beach is one of the most popular beaches in Puerto Rico for being the beginner-friendly diving spot known for swimming, snorkelling, and surfing. The beach is famous among the locals for its rocky cliffs and piers which are best for jumping. Crashboat beach is also popular for its local cuisine and food stands around the pier while the sunset brings various locals to make Puerto Rician food on open fires. It's also popular for its handicrafts and drinks throughout the day. Read More

Popularly known as the Indian Caves, the Cueva del Indio is a prehistoric site featuring sacred and indigenous carvings on the rocks. The gorgeous cliffs at the oceanfront cave look upon the pristine Atlantic coast. The natural bridge made up of rocks is recognised as the key attraction for the visitors and locals. This iconic destination has also been featured in many popular films like Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and Treasure Island. Do visit this beautiful cave in Puerto Rico to marvel at some amazing photo opportunities. Read More

Located inside the Guajataca State Forest in the town called Isabela, the Cueva del Viento is popularly known as the cave of the wild or wild tavern. The place remains a favourite spot for adventurers because of the meandering trails and rich wildlife. The limestone cave also happens to be a host to eccentric stalactite and stalagmite formations. Take trail number one to reach this wondrous cave in Puerto Rico called the Cueva del Viento.

Known as the window cave, the Cueva Ventana is one of the most popular caves in Puerto Rico. Unlike most of the other underground caves, this cave creates a window over the Río Grande de Arecibo valley and can be explored through one hour guided tours. Located in the town of Arecibo, the caves can be accessed through a fairly moderate hike for a mesmerising view of the river flowing through the valleys.