Comments on: Which has better scenery and richer culture: Puerto Rico or Puerto Vallarta? http://edumexico.org/which-has-better-scenery-and-richer-culture-puerto-rico-or-puerto-vallarta/534/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:46:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: rockandlola http://edumexico.org/which-has-better-scenery-and-richer-culture-puerto-rico-or-puerto-vallarta/534/comment-page-1/#comment-2168 rockandlola Sun, 07 Feb 2010 19:03:27 +0000 http://edumexico.org/which-has-better-scenery-and-richer-culture-puerto-rico-or-puerto-vallarta/534/#comment-2168 I think you should give yourself the chance to experience Puerto Rico. P. Vallarta is very very beautiful, culture rich, unique and so is Puerto Rico. You have to be open to other cultures and places. If not, why travel? I think you should give yourself the chance to experience Puerto Rico. P. Vallarta is very very beautiful, culture rich, unique and so is Puerto Rico.

You have to be open to other cultures and places. If not, why travel?

]]> By: Bebe http://edumexico.org/which-has-better-scenery-and-richer-culture-puerto-rico-or-puerto-vallarta/534/comment-page-1/#comment-2167 Bebe Sun, 07 Feb 2010 18:58:42 +0000 http://edumexico.org/which-has-better-scenery-and-richer-culture-puerto-rico-or-puerto-vallarta/534/#comment-2167 Hey, I can honestly tell you that Puerto Rico has lovely scenery and lots of culture and its way better than Miami. Our culture is a mix of Spanish, Taino indian and African. I can't compare Puerto Vallarta to PR becuase I never been there. I think it looks great though, so both options are good. But since you already been there you should maybe give a new place a try. I think you should really research Puerto Rico first. Look at the links I give you and decide what you think. Also there really arent any all-inclusives in PR, but I think you do experience more culture that way becaues you can go eat in local places and not be confined to a hotel for your entire vacation. If you do decide to go to Puerto Rico, I suggest you travel the whole island to really see the best of it. Nothing takes more than 3 hours from anywhere in PR. San Juan is a big city and yes you will see a lot of tourist and americanized things, but you will also see Old San Juan which is a beautiful historic part of the city with tons of culture. El Morro fort, La Fortaleza and the San Juan Cathedral are must see's. Puerto Rico has nice beaches all around the island, but the best are on Vieques and Culebra islands (only a ferry ride away). Flamenco Beach on Culebra was voted 1 of the 10 best beaches in the world by travel channel. Also El Yunque rain forest is a sight to see. There are the famous coqui frogs and the endangered puerto rican parrot living there. You can also swim in waterfalls :) The entire central part of PR has green mountains and the coasts are beaches. Ponce in the south is also a nice city to visit. It almost has a european feel. You can see Seralles Castle and also nearby is Guanica where there is dry forest with cactus. Camuy Caves and the Arecibo telescope are also great sights to take in. Oh and one of the bioluminescent bay's are very unique as well. Goodluck :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvOLT7fjQ3Q http://www.gotopuertorico.com/ http://places.eyetour.com/ Hey, I can honestly tell you that Puerto Rico has lovely scenery and lots of culture and its way better than Miami. Our culture is a mix of Spanish, Taino indian and African. I can’t compare Puerto Vallarta to PR becuase I never been there. I think it looks great though, so both options are good. But since you already been there you should maybe give a new place a try. I think you should really research Puerto Rico first. Look at the links I give you and decide what you think. Also there really arent any all-inclusives in PR, but I think you do experience more culture that way becaues you can go eat in local places and not be confined to a hotel for your entire vacation. If you do decide to go to Puerto Rico, I suggest you travel the whole island to really see the best of it. Nothing takes more than 3 hours from anywhere in PR. San Juan is a big city and yes you will see a lot of tourist and americanized things, but you will also see Old San Juan which is a beautiful historic part of the city with tons of culture. El Morro fort, La Fortaleza and the San Juan Cathedral are must see’s. Puerto Rico has nice beaches all around the island, but the best are on Vieques and Culebra islands (only a ferry ride away). Flamenco Beach on Culebra was voted 1 of the 10 best beaches in the world by travel channel. Also El Yunque rain forest is a sight to see. There are the famous coqui frogs and the endangered puerto rican parrot living there. You can also swim in waterfalls :) The entire central part of PR has green mountains and the coasts are beaches. Ponce in the south is also a nice city to visit. It almost has a european feel. You can see Seralles Castle and also nearby is Guanica where there is dry forest with cactus. Camuy Caves and the Arecibo telescope are also great sights to take in. Oh and one of the bioluminescent bay’s are very unique as well. Goodluck :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvOLT7fjQ3Q

http://www.gotopuertorico.com/

http://places.eyetour.com/

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