
Puerto Rico
Getting Here
Airports: US: Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, San Juan (SJU). Rafael Hernandez, Aguadilla (BQN). Mercedita, Ponce (PSE). Others: Antonio Neri Juarbe, Arecibo (ARE). Antonio Rivera Rodriquez, Vieques (VQS). Benjamín Rivera Noriega, Culebra (CPX). Diego Jimenez Torres, Fajardo (FAJ). Eugenio Maria de Hostos, Mayagüez (MAZ). Isla Grande Airport, San Juan (SIG).
Ferry Services: Public ferry. San Juan- Cataño; Fajardo-Culebra; Fajardo- Vieques. Hi-Speed Island Ferry: San Juan- Culebra-Vieques (In High Season). Ferries Del Caribe: Mayagüez-Santo Domingo.
Gateways/Flying Times: Norwegian Airlines fly from London Gatwick to San Juan twice weekly, and Air Europa via Madrid. There are daily direct flights via the U.S., including American Airlines via Miami, New York or Chicago. Continental and Delta Airlines via Newark and Atlanta. US Airways via Philadelphia. Miami: 2.5 hours. New York: 3.5 hours. Chicago: 4.5 hours. Newark: 3 hours. Atlanta: 3.5 hours. Philadelphia: 3 hours.
Things to do / Activities
If it’s nightlife you’re after, Puerto Rico is the island for you! In San Juan and Old San Juan, drink Mojitos in rooftop bars, party in exclusive clubs, catch a movie at a cinema bar, relax with some live jazz music or dance the night away to the hot salsa beat. Irish bars to contemporary cocktail bars, sports bars to beachside cafés that go on until dawn, it’s all going on in Puerto Rico. As well as San Juan, check out the evening entertainment at Luquillo, Piñones, Boquerón and Vieques.
Dining
In Puerto Rico there’s a definite Spanish and American influence to the food but also traditional Caribbean, with Creole featuring highly on menus as well as nuevo criollo- creative Latin food. Try the traditional asopao which is a kind of gumbo made with chicken or shellfish, as well as soups and plantain.
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