An Off the Beaten Path Adventure Bonaire, located south of Aruba and 50 miles east of Venezuela, it’s the B of the ABC islands of the Dutch Caribbean. Known for scuba diving, candy- colored Dutch architecture, and landscapes – varying…
Going off the beaten path in British Virgin Gorda Some of the most famous pirates in history traversed the seas of the crystalline Caribbean. They sailed along the lush hillsides of the British Virgin Islands (BVI), beckoned by protected coves…
An off the beaten path adventure in St. Lucia Rising tall from the sea and covered in emerald-colored vegetation, volcanic land formations called the Pitons are the most iconic sight in all of St. Lucia. Only 27 miles long, this…
Going off the beaten path in Costa Rica. Published on Thursday, 13 September 2018 21:11 Written by Sandy Ruyack My journey to Costa Rica was a trip of a lifetime and rightly so! Due to its exceptional geographic features: towering volcanoes,…
Puerto Rico brims with delectable rum-based cocktails, gorgeous scenery, and captivating cultural experiences. If visiting Puerto Rico, one must-do activity is a rum tasting tour at Casa Bacardí.
There’s a unique adventure located on the northeast corridor of Puerto Rico. Kayaking Puerto Rico provides mini boat tours for travelers to the Cordillera Nature Reserve in Fajardo.
Discovering Lechon in Puerto Rico The holidays are coming and for those in Puerto Rico, it means indulging in the traditional meal of Lechon Asado or roasted pig. However, there’s no need to wait for a special occasion. When…
Countdown to 12 Days of Puerto Rico When there’s a chill in the air in the northeast, just know it’s time to go to Puerto Rico and warm up. The holidays are a great time, and with several more months…
Planning a trip? No need to get your passport ready because here in Puerto Rico passports are not required for US citizens. When spending time on this lush tropical island it’s important to immerse yourself in the local culture, seek…
Self-Guided Walking Tour of Old San Juan Much of Old San Juan is made for walking — on sidewalks or medians dotted with benches and shady trees, or along streets lined with its emblematic blue cobblestones — and it is…