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Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory situated in the Caribbean Sea to the southeast of Florida, is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. The island boasts breathtaking beaches, such as the shimmering sands of Flamenco Beach, and lush tropical rainforests like El Yunque National Forest that brim with diverse flora and fauna. This enchanting destination is known for its charming Old San Juan district, replete with cobblestone streets, colorful Spanish colonial buildings, and the historic El Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses. Puerto Rico also takes pride in its jubilant festivals, delicious cuisine including the famous dish Mofongo, and the popular local rum. Whether it's adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration you seek, Puerto Rico offers an unforgettable travel experience.

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Leesa

Spent the day in Rincón with my new friend! We got Mexican food at Vatos Locos Taqueria (delicious and affordable) and acaí bowls and the beach was beautiful and the water was warm! Highly recommend Rincón, hoping to visit again tomorrow :)

Alastair

I stayed in several areas of Puerto Rico; from Rio Grande (near El Yunque, one of the world’s largest rainforests), Old San Juan, Miramar, Condado, Rio Piedras to Carolina.

My favorite area out of all was Rio Grande-I stayed behind Coco Beach Reserve, which has a PGA Golf course. Puerto Rico overall is absolutely gorgeous, many beaches around and amazing stuff to do and see. However, the food is on the bland side (at least for me) but freshness is usually top tier. I prefer shopping and cooking at home. 

It is quite expensive-expect to spend anywhere from $50 and up a meal. Ubers are inexpensive if you’re in an area you can get a ride. Otherwise, you’ll need to rent a car-that and gas can add up quickly. People are generally friendly and helpful. I never once felt unsafe or worried; again use common sense when traveling and do listen to the locals about where and where not to go.

I think everyone should visit at least once, given the opportunity.

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