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Located between Hispaniola and the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico offers a vast array of luxurious and modern resorts, activities and entertainment, with hundreds of beaches, water sports, golf courses, tennis courts, world-class casinos, and discos. A destination with sun, sea and a touch of the exotic, along with the comforts of North America. See rugged mountains, mangroves, incredible caves, even a desert. Beach lovers will enjoy Luquillo Beach with its calm waters protected by an offshore coral reef, and the famous Condado Beach in San Juan. Nature lovers can observe emerald hummingbirds in the Guanica Reserve, hike through El Yunque tropical rainforest and see the world’s most spectacular phosphorescent bays.

San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico, an urban sprawl of several municipalities that lie along the island’s north coast, and a major port for cruise ships. The countryside is dotted with centuries-old coffee plantations and sugar estates still in use.

Explore the architectural treasures of Old San Juan – the narrow streets teeming with traffic, the famous Paseo, flower-filled plazas, churches, forts, and mansions dating back to the 17th century. You’ll find great buys in the duty-free shops as well as colourful carnival masks, wood carved saints and aromatic coffee. At night enjoy the world-class casinos, bustling nightclubs, bars and many fine restaurants.

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