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Beach Safety in Puerto Rico: What Visitors Should Know Before Going in the Water
Puerto Rico is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. From the turquoise waters of Luquillo and Vieques to the dramatic surf along the north coast, spending time at the beach is one of the highlights of visiting the island. But the ocean surrounding Puerto Rico deserves respect. Conditions can change quickly, and a beach that looks calm from shore may have strong currents, large breaking waves, or other hazards. Many beaches also do not have lifeguards o
Nathan Allen
Sep 247 min read


Driving in Puerto Rico: What Visitors Need to Know Before Getting Behind the Wheel
Renting a car is one of the best ways to experience Puerto Rico. Beyond San Juan, a car gives you the freedom to discover mountain towns, roadside restaurants, hidden beaches, coffee farms, waterfalls, and communities that many visitors never see. Driving here will also introduce you to a few things you probably weren’t expecting. Puerto Rico drives on the right side of the road, traffic laws are generally familiar to U.S. drivers, and a valid U.S. driver’s license can be use
Nathan Allen
Sep 238 min read


Water Outages in Puerto Rico: What Visitors Should Know
Puerto Rico offers beautiful beaches, incredible food, historic towns, tropical mountains,and a culture known for its warmth and hospitality. But visiting an island also means occasionally encountering realities that may be different from what you’re accustomed to at home. One of those realities is water service interruptions. Water outages can occur in Puerto Rico, sometimes unexpectedly and sometimes as part of scheduled maintenance or water rationing. For visitors, underst
Nathan Allen
Sep 195 min read
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