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With more spirit than square feet, Puerto Rico is truly the heart and soul of the Caribbean. Discover what makes this passion-filled island worth a quick stop (or long stay).

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4 places you *must* visit.

From leafy rainforests to candy-colored facades to idyllic beaches, Puerto Rico is a tapestry of charm. But no matter where you go, you’ll always feel at home. So pull up a chair (or roll out your towel) and be its guest.

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Río Grande
For blazing trails (or taking a breather).

Home to El Yunque – the US’s only tropical rainforest – and one of the most luxurious resorts on the island, Río Grande is the best of both worlds. Go here for adventure-filled days, laidback nights and local bites.

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Viejo San Juan
For a peek into the past.

Explore centuries-old forts, cathedrals and burial grounds in this historic enclave. Can’t-miss landmarks include El Morro citadel and the always ’gram-worthy Calle Fortaleza.

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Vieques and Culebra
For beaches that can’t be beat.

Boasting the brightest bioluminescent bay in the world and a globally-renowned beach, the islands of Vieques and Culebra are in a league of their own. Best of all, they’re only a 30 – 45 minute ferry ride away.

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Condado
For an elegant escape.

This San Juan neighborhood is known for its designer boutiques and upscale dining. Traipse along Puerto Rico’s “Fifth Avenue” or charter a yacht at Condado Beach to get in on the glitz and glamor.

4 experiences that are so worth it.

How can you tell if something is authentically Puerto Rican? You’ll feel it. Whether it’s the alluring scent of fresh mofongo or cooling spray of the island’s waterfalls, life is richer here. That’s why the best way to experience it is by diving in deep.

4 experiences that
are so worth it.

How can you tell if something is authentically Puerto Rican? You’ll feel it. Whether it’s the alluring scent of fresh mofongo or cooling spray of the island’s waterfalls, life is richer here. That’s why the best way to experience it is by diving in deep.

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Row (and glow) around the archipelago.

Puerto Rico is one of the few places in the world you can kayak – or swim – in a bioluminescent bay. For a dazzling night spent on the water, visit Mosquito Bay, Laguna Grande or La Parguera.

Row (and glow) around the archipelago.

Puerto Rico is one of the few places in the world you can kayak – or swim – in a bioluminescent bay. For a dazzling night spent on the water, visit Mosquito Bay, Laguna Grande or La Parguera.

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Answer the coquí’s
call in El Yunque.

There’s no animal more Boricua than the coquí. Known for its iconic high-pitched chirp, expect this tiny amphibian to score the background music to your hike. (PS we suggest Angelito Trail if you’re a beginner.)

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Answer the coquí’s call
in El Yunque.

There’s no animal more Boricua than the coquí. Known for its iconic high-pitched chirp, expect this tiny amphibian to score the background music to your hike. (PS we suggest Angelito Trail if you’re a beginner.)

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Fawn over Ponce’s facades.

With impressive pastel-hued edifices at every corner, it’s no wonder Ponce is nicknamed the Pearl of the South. Stop by the Antiguo Casino De Ponce, Casa Wiechers-Villaronga or Font-Ubides House to get your facade-spotting fix.

Fawn over Ponce’s facades.

With impressive pastel-hued edifices at every corner, it’s no wonder Ponce is nicknamed the Pearl of the South. Stop by the Antiguo Casino De Ponce, Casa Wiechers-Villaronga or Font-Ubides House to get your facade-spotting fix.

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Make room for
more in Viejo San Juan.

The second-best thing in Viejo San Juan (besides its history) is its food. From sticky quesitos at La Mallorca to rum cocktails at Casita de Rones, there’s no shortage of sample-worthy specialties. So give your feet a rest and let your taste buds do the touring.

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Make room for more in
Viejo San Juan.

The second-best thing in Viejo San Juan (besides its history) is its food. From sticky quesitos at La Mallorca to rum cocktails at Casita de Rones, there’s no shortage of sample-worthy specialties. So give your feet a rest and let your taste buds do the touring.

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