Puerto Rico aka: Borinquén, La Isla del Encanto

I do not live in PR anymore but I still have all my family there. I lived in Reparto Valencia, Bayamon for 25 years. My brother still live there. I always tell people that if they go to PR, they need to visit places outside San Juan. I always suggest to visit the west coast of PR which has beautiful landscapes. I also suggest the visit the towns in the mountains, such as Aibonito, Barranquitas, and Jayuya. I have family in Cabo Rojo and Jayuya.

Puerto Rico is my favorite island. Someday I would like to retire there. Old San Juan is as charming as any town in europe. I adore the people and find them the most friendly and the MOST BEAUTIFUL in the world. When you visit, do not forget the western part of the island. Cabo Rojo, Boriquen-where the sun always shines on the Carribean Sea. Ponce, a great little spot, reminiscent of New Orleans, with a sweet little world class Art Museum. What’s not to love?

i stopped here on a cruise … i thought that la isla verde was a nice beach to visit. i went on a weekday so it was “quiet” ... the cab ride was cheap. i found food and a bar nearby. it was clean, the water was warm … the surf was strong. the people were super friendly. i didn’t see too much of the rest of the island as our stay was short. i briefly got to see a very tiny portion of old san juan … i’ll have to give that another go as this time around i wasn’t very impressed, but then maybe i didn’t really see it the way it is meant to be seen. all in all, i’m interested in going back. maybe next time i’ll take a cruise leaving from there so i can spend time there before and after my cruise!

I want to travel to as many islands as possible. i love being on an island, and getting away from it all.

I think that i might get to go here this spring!! yay! we shall see. i’m working on it though.

Was with an now ex-boyfriend and the people were so friendly and accommodating. After a couple days we were invited to someone’s home for drinks and dinner. A very special place.

i currently live in miami florida but i am a originally from puerto rico i was born in rio piedras this place has changed my life because everytime i feel lonely i think about where im from and remember that there is no place stronger and more beautiful then where i am from,,,you should visit and when u do..dont just go to the beautiful torisst parts no visit the real PR go over the brige and see what its really about i thank im from there

I was born and raised here, in the town of Guayama. It is a magical place to visit. The people are warm and friendly, the sights are heavenly, the food is awesome, the music lively and fun the overall ambiance is very romantic. Visit Puerto Rico and fall in love with it.

If you’re going to go to Puerto Rico, don’t go to the typical tourist places, i.e. San Juan… Rincon is where it’s at!! My family has a house on Sandy Beach right outside of Rincon. You can really get a feel for the island there, there are no fast food joints or chain stores in the city. This is a SURFING town, or as the locals like to say “A small little drinking town with a big surfing problem.”

About 7 and I only went for a family wedding. But I remember liking it.

I HAVE BEEN TO PUERTO RICO ABOUT FIVE TIMES. FOUR OF THE FIVE HAVE BEEN ON CRUISES AND THE OTHER WAS A FULL TRIP STAYING IN A HOTEL. OLD SAN JUAN IS BEAUTIFUL, THERE IS AN AMAZING FORT THERE. THE BEACHES ARE NICE AND THE FOOD IS GREAT. THE TRIP TO THE RAIN FOREST IS WELL WORTH IT.