Puerto Rico Vacation

Sandy beaches, sunshine, music, arts and folklorecolorful displays of pride and joy, featuring parades,
make Puerto Rico an ideal destination for a vacation.games, rides, regional food and live entertainment.
The local population takes pride in their culturalThe Festival La Casita features prominent Puerto
diversity.Rico musicians and dance troupes. Painters and
A temperature of 75-85 degrees year-round makessculptors display their work at the Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico an all-season destination. Even thoughTourism's "La Casita" Tourism Center in San Juan.
temperatures may rise to around 90 degrees atFor art lovers, a visit to the Museo de Arte de Ponce
noon, the cool breeze makes the mornings andwith its fine collection of European and Latin
evenings more comfortable than many parts of theAmerican art in the Caribbean, is a must. The city of
U.S. mainland.San German is known for its architectural beauty. San
Puerto Rico is the most accessible island in theGermán is also the second Puerto Rican city to
Caribbean and is also a major airline hub. Touristsbe included in the National Register of Historic Places.
flock to the island from mid-December right throughBuildings, monuments and plazas fill a 36-acre historic
to mid-April. The island's off-season runs from latezone in San German.
spring in to late fall in when temperatures of aboutThe island offers a wide variety of sports including
90 degrees prevail in most parts of the region.golf, tennis and hiking. Dorado Beach, Cerromar
Puerto Rican attractions remain robust and vibrant,Beach, and Palmas del Mar are the chief centers for
even in the off-season.golf, tennis and beach life. For the water sports lover,
Puerto Rico has special events all year long. The mostscuba diving, snorkeling and deep-sea fishing off San
popular events are held during the Patron SaintJuan's Condado-Isla coast could prove to be an
Festivals or Fiestas Patronales, in honor of the patronexperience of a lifetime.
saint of each municipality. They include religiousAmericans flock to Puerto Rico all through the year
processions that originated as a Catholic tradition.because of its popularity as a pristine tourist
Usually held in the town square, these festivals aredestination.