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The U.S. Virgin Islands are made up of three main islands—St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John, as well as some smaller isles. Each of the islands is super unique with St. John known for its national parkland and diving, St. Thomas for its shopping and cruise terminals, and St. Croix for its lux honeymoon spots.
Puerto Rico
One of the easiest Caribbean destinations to visit for east coasters, Puerto Rico also has inexpensive airfare and low-cost carriers. This U.S. territory has an exciting mix of landscapes with beaches, mountains, waterfalls, and the El Yunque tropical rainforest.
Guam
In addition to being a major U.S. military, navy, coast guard, and air force site, the U.S. island territory has major historical significance. Guam is also known for its beaches and seas which are ideal for diving and snorkeling. Don’t miss Two Lovers Point, a cliff-side lookout that has some of the most amazing views.
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Who doesn’t want to go to Cuba at least once? Cuba is beautiful and has a rich history. Its capital, Havana, looks like it belongs to the past century and the historical tours are a must.
Aruba
Aruba is a dream destination for a paradise vacation. It has everything you could need—turquoise waters, incredible natural pools, and white sandy beaches. Aruba actually belongs to the Kingdom of the Netherlands—it’s one of the four countries it consists of.
Puerto Rico
It’s easy to fall in love with Puerto Rico. The 16th-century citadels and castles provide an insight into the history, there’s truly incredible nature, and food is one of the best in the Caribbean. San Juan is the perfect place to start your adventure.
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]]>If you’re heading to Puerto Rico, be sure to add these three lighthouses to your list of spots to see.
Punta Higuero Lighthouse
Constructed in 1892 and rebuilt in the 1920s by the US Coast Guard, Punta Higuero Lighthouse is located at Puerto Rico’s main island’s westernmost point. The classic Mediterranean-style lighthouse towers 88 feet above a small cliff with panoramic and tranquil views of the sea.
(@gremopic)Punta Tuna Lighthouse
Just off of the far south side of Punta Tuna beach stands the Punta Tuna lighthouse in the southeastern town of Maunabo. Despite taking constant beatings from hurricanes since its construction in the 1890s, this brick and stone masterpiece still stands gorgeous on the coast despite no longer being functional.
Los Morrillos Lighthouse
One of the most dramatically-situated lighthouses in Puerto Rico is the famous Los Morrillos Lighthouse on the island’s southwestern tip. The third-oldest lighthouse on the island, this neoclassic style structure stands on limestone cliffs over 200 feet above the sea.
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As the name suggests, this beach is good for beginners and boogie borders as it is sandy with very few rocks to cause you trouble. There can be powerful waves on occasion so be careful of them if you’re a newbie. The best time to go is in the morning because it can get very busy in the afternoon.
Maria’s Beach
Famous around the world as an exciting and versatile spot, Maria’s Beach is for more experienced surfers. Big wave breaks and powerful currents make for excellent surfing conditions, but can be dangerous for the inexperienced.
Tres Palmas
This beach offers great surfing conditions throughout the year but periodically receives huge waves of about 25 feet. This can be thrilling for experienced surfers but should be avoided by newcomers.
Domes Beach
Located by the Rincon Lighthouse, Domes Beach is widely known and popular for surfers of all levels. Many competitions are held here all year round.
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]]>Mofongo (and Trifongo)
Probably the most famous Puerto Rican food. Mashed deep-fried green plantains with fillings, which are normally vegetables and either pork, steak, or seafood. Trifongo is the same dish but with the addition of sweet plantains, just to amp up the taste.
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This is basically an ingredient of mofongo that is so tasty it deserves its own item on the list. Tostones are green plantains sliced and fried twice. Matched with rice and beans this simple dish is perfection.
Still worked as the perfect side though!! Ingredients 1. @strongrootsusa Beetroot and Bean burger 2. Tostones (green plantain) 3. Leftover guac from breakfast 
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Since we’re going for fried, the last dish to taste continues the trend. Alcapurrias are fritters made of grated taro root and green plantains on the outside and stuffed with meat, fish, or seafood. These delicacies are then deep-fried and sold mostly at the side of the road or in street food stalls.
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]]>Here are three fantastic options if you want to plan a warm, romantic vacation for Valentine’s Day!
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is a destination that is a fantastic option for residents of the United States and Canada. With plentiful affordable flights to this island territory, Puerto Rico and its beautiful beaches are a great option for a V-Day getaway.
Maldives
This idyllic island getaway in the Indian Ocean is still unknown to many, but it’s easy to see why it’s gaining popularity and becoming a trendy destination. The white-sand beaches and warm year-round weather of the Maldives give it a romantic vibe that is perfect for Valentine’s Day.
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Lanzarote, Canary islands
Looking for an easily-accessible destination from Europe that offers something a little different? Why not try Lanzarote this Valentine’s Day? The warm weather, the black sand beaches, and the volcanic landscapes of this Spanish island off the coast of Africa is a great alternative choice for V-Day.
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]]>Flamenco Beach Graffiti
Shortly before World War II, the US Navy dumped a number of tanks on Flamenco Beach. These tanks remain but have been covered with graffiti, turning them into an interesting attraction.
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Cemi Museum is a unique little museum containing ancient religious artifacts. The museum itself is shaped like one of the cosmological symbols it displays.
Arecibo Observatory
If you’re a science lover, check out the Arecibo Observatory. It is the second largest single-dish radio telescope in the world and is built into a natural limestone sinkhole.
Cerro De Punta
Cerro De Punta is the tallest mountain in Puerto Rica and is the perfect place to capture a panoramic of the island. It’s also the natural habitat of an endangered species of fern known as elaphoglossum serpens.
Cueva Ventana
Cueva Ventana is a stunning limestone cave which invites explorers to investigate.
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]]>It’s common to find zipline experiences all over the world now. Here are some of the most extreme and craziest ziplines on the planet.
Orocovis, Puerto Rico: “The Beast”
This thrilling zipline is located in Puerto Rico in the Toro Verde Adventure Park. Here, you can ride a zipline that spans two and a half kilometers through the island’s jungle, taking you to heights that are unparalleled in the world of ziplining.
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This South African zip line will send you hurling over the plains at 100 miles per hour. That extreme speed makes it the fastest ride in the world! Are you brave enough to give it a try?
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Located in the beautiful British Columbia mountains is The Sasquatch, the longest line in North America. You’ll love the beautiful sights and the high speeds as the zip line carries you over a mountain range.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a very fascinating and beautiful city. Technically part of the US, this city provides you with a completely different experience than what you would find anywhere in the mainland of the US. San Juan runs of what they call “island time”, which means things just run at a slower, more relaxed pace, perfect for people who seriously need to relax. Unfortunately, because of Hurricane Maria, there has been damage to the different parts of the island, but there’s no better way to help rebuild it than by going and participating in the local economy. So if you’re ready to kick back and relax, San Juan is waiting for you.
What to Do
Puerto Rico is obviously an island, and there are some incredible beaches all around. Although some beaches have been affected by the hurricane, many such as Isla Verde Beach are still beautiful and ready for visitors. Just a 20-minute drive or 1-hour bus ride from San Juan, the stunning turquoise water and the sandy white beach is the perfect getaway. Another great beach to check out that is right in San Juan is called Condado Beach, and has been fully recouped since the hurricane.
San Juan also hosts the Bacardi rum factory, which is one of the biggest rum distilleries in the world! There you can take a tour of the factory to see how the rum is produced and sample some of the many flavors that are produced there.
Speaking of rum, if you like pina coladas, you have to make it a point to drink a few while you’re in San Juan! A little-known fact about the drink is that it was actually created in San Juan at some point in the 1950s. The restaurant that is credited with the invention of the drink is a joint called Barrachina, but you can also take pina colada tours around San Juan and taste your way around the city.
Another tidbit about San Juan that seems to be not well known is that just 30 minutes away is the only rainforest to be a part of the US National Forest System called El Yunque National Forest. You can either choose to do one of the many trails that lead to beautiful peaks, waterfalls and swimming holes or simply drive up to the top on the windy roads.
Where and What to Eat
One of the most famous Puerto Rican foods is called mofongo, which is a plantain dish. They pick the plantains, fry them, and then mash them and normally serve them in a little dome. You will often find this on menus at local restaurants and are a must-try item.
A place that serves up international twists on Puerto Rican food is a restaurant Cocina Abierto. The menu changes every week and is presented in 5 acts rather than courses. The dishes are inventive, utilize seasonal local produce as well as lots of delicious fresh fish and seafood. The best is that it is actually a very affordable menu with good size portions.
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]]>- It was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, one year after the discovery of America.
- Puerto Rico is a territory of the USA but isn’t a state.
- The currency is the U.S. dollar, which is often called “peso”.
- It is the size of Connecticut.
- Puerto Rico is a big exporter of tuna, rum, medical equipment, chemicals and electronics.
- All year long, the temperatures vary between 70 and 80 degrees.
- Spanglish, a mixture of English and Spanish language, is very used in Puerto Rico.
- Puerto Rican women have worn the Miss Universe pageant crown five times. Even though Puerto Rico is considered as a U.S. territory, it still competes as and individual.
- No indigenous wildlife there, only exotic birds and fish can be found.
- The Puerto Rican flag is similar to the Cuban flag. However, it was adopted in 1922 and the red stripes represent the “blood” that nourished the three branches of government.
- Even though the residents of Puerto Rico are U.S. citizens, they can’t participate in the U.S. elections.
- The best time to travel there is between December and April, during the no-hurricane season.
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