Did you ever visit Puerto Rico?

Perhaps you were planning on spending your vacation in Puerto Rico or you may have already booked your stay in the coming weeks or months in order to ... read more

I was born and raised there. I left the island at 24 by choice, not because of the economy or looking for a job. Since then I try to visit at least once a year. So, to answer your question, yes I do visit. read more

Until President Obama's June 14, 2011, trip to Puerto Rico, for over 49 years Kennedy's visit, which included a motorcade in addition to the visit to the governor's mansion, had been considered the last official visit by a sitting president, notwithstanding President Johnson's private visit in 1968 to Ramey AFB in Aguadilla and President Ford's attendance at the 1976 G-7 summit in Dorado. read more

For those of you looking to spend your summer vacation somewhere in the U.S., we have a spot for you: Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is known for beautiful beaches, but it also has some perks you might not know about. So, here are a few reasons a visit to our friends in the Caribbean will totally be worth it. 1. You can leave your passport at home. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory which means you can ditch the passport, but definitely bring a valid ID. 2. read more

From the link you posted with the question, at the moment you can do all of it with the exception of visiting El Yunque Rainforest and El Conquistador Hotel. Last I heard these places are both closed at the moment for cleanup and repairs due to Hurricane Maria. read more

If you try to hitch hike, probably you will be ignored. People tend to be scared of bringing someone they haven't previously met in their cars. Back to the previous point: Meet locals online before your trip. This is not by any mean a "don't visit Puerto Rico" article. read more