A few notes about Old San Juan: You can take a free trolley around town if you’re tired of walking. It gets really (annoyingly) crowded when multiple cruise ships dock. It’s like a quiet little city then BAM, ten thousand people disembark and flood the tiny little streets. The weather is pretty consistently 85 degrees or so. It’sRead the whole post >>
Costa Rica and Puerto Rico Visit, Part 1 | Lazing about at a resort
Like last time, we split up our winter getaway o in two parts: first, staying at a remote resort on the northeast shore with plenty of space and greenery, then staying near the city to partake in much food and walking. Basically, we know that a balance of relaxation and city life is our favoriteRead the whole post >>
What to Do & See in Puerto Rico. (Part Two)
Part one about where to stay and eat is here. What to Do & See: Old San Juan: Most popular tourist destination in Puerto Rico. Historical, full of shops and restaurants, with gorgeous ocean views. We went to Old San Juan three days in a row. There are just so many restaurants to try, sights to see, andRead the whole post >>
Where to Stay & What to Eat in Puerto Rico. (Part One)
So, look. Puerto Rico is amazing. It’s incredibly underrated as a tropical travel destination (particularly for people who live on the east half of the country!). Why we went to Puerto Rico: I’d dreamed of getting away for a tropical Christmas with just my little family for a year or so, mostly because of theRead the whole post >>
What I Learned & Gained from Puerto Rico.
Right before we left for Puerto Rico, Mike told me he wished we were staying home for Christmas break instead. That he didn’t feel like traveling and doing stuff and seeing things, but instead just hanging out at home and maybe watching some movies and working. “I just really love to work.” I agreed. It would be niceRead the whole post >>
