The beach-covered U.S. territory has something for everyone.
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Puerto Rico has a little something for everyone.
Those looking for adventure won’t have to go far.
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There’s surfing, snorkeling off uninhabited islands, andglowing bioluminescent waters.
Plus, travel to Puerto Rico is noticeably easier and breezier than most other Caribbean islands.
And while there’s nothing wrong with amid-winter beach escape(sign us up!
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), winter is also the island’s busy season.
Head to Puerto Rico between mid-April and June to avoid sky-high rates and crowded beaches.
During this short but blissful window, you’ll avoid the winter crowds and the hurricane season.
Courtesy of The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort, Puerto Rico
Just pack a raincoat and have a plan for when the clouds roll in.
Mosquito Bay) after dark.
To say it’s magical is an understatement.
A day spent on the island is theNo.
The property has two miles of secluded beach, a pool with private cabanas, and a golf course.
That means 24-hour butler service and a handful of restaurants overseen by the acclaimed chef Juan Jose Cuevas.
The resort was built in 1919 and is a perfect example of Spanish Revival architecture.
The property infuses its history and heritage with all the modern amenities a discerning traveler would expect.
And let’s not forget The Ritz-Carlton’s exemplary butler service.
On-property perks include a saltwater pool and hot tub, farm-to-table fare, and lush gardens.
Because of this, tourism to Puerto Rico decreases during these summer and fall months.
