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 The Bar and "get drunk, fall
down" sign by PA2AKgirl
There's this drink...I can't remember what it is right now...a rum drink, but it also has about 6 other kinds of liquor in it. It will make you feel better. Also, just don't go in March.
Kina assured me this place is pretty good when it's not spring break...more "ethnic" is what she said. I would have preferred that over the things we had to contend with.
There are lots of other places to go. As soon as we ate, we got out of there. Leave a Comment
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 The Bacardi Bat! by jgemini65
The tour is what it is! I was hoping to see the inner workings of the plant! No! Thats not what you get...you get a history lesson and 2 free drinks! Oh well...could be a lot worse! Leave a Comment
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Even though Loquillo beach is nice, I think it is overrated. There are lots of nice beaches around the island, the condado beach, the sunbay in Vieques, and beaches on the way from Fajardo to Ponce. Leave a Comment
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 by irinakats
Since most people who come to Puerto Rico visit San Juan, Ponce is too far away, and is not worth the trip. As compared to the beauty of San Juan, or the multitude of beaches and parks this island has to offer, Ponce does not measure up. I think it's only listed in the guide books because of its' size. The best part of Ponce was the drive from it, because we took the scenic mountain road (see tip). Leave a Comment
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 by irinakats
This a large observatory run by Columbia University, located in Northern Puerto Rico. If you like techie stuff, or just enjoy observatories, come on in- but otherwise I don't recommend it. There is an intersting museum that goes with it- bit it's not worth your time. Leave a Comment
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 by ddgarza
it cost me $5 bucks ----> just to get this lady to take a konky ride on my azz... Leave a Comment
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Some of the super hotels are really nice but man are they super-pricey $200-500/nt. If thats your thing ok, othewise call the paradores listed in the guidebooks or find a guest house. Leave a Comment
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Avoid eating at fancy restaurants that are mainly for tourists (the locals would be loca to pay such fee for a meal). My friends and I walked around to find a local restuarant and we walked for awhile despite starvation. We found this great little place (alas, I don't remember the name. Lesson learned - bring a note pad and write things down!). We learend that even at these local eateries, most of the servers speak some English so venture out and try the local cuisine. Your wallet as well as your mouth will be happy. Leave a Comment
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 by frirLeave a Comment
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You must be very careful when driving. You can suddenly fall in a crater...I mean, in a dramatic hole. You can also check addresses and directions very well...because here is always so many new constructions, street and avenues can change as fast as a blink of an eye. And last thing about driving rules...when light turns green...you should look carefully before starting to move again. Leave a Comment
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