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The diverse cultural influences on the island have influenced its food as well. The cuisine here is a mix of Spanish, American, African and Caribbean. Salty and meaty with generous use of herbs and spices is how the locals like their food on this island.

Your Puerto Rico holiday cannot be complete without tucking into the national dish, Arroz con Gandules at Asao Smokehouse in Ciales. It consists of rice with pigeon peas, chorizo, pork, olives and red peppers with a delicious sauce for the seasoning.

Because of its tropical location Puerto Rico has a moderate climate with a rainy season between April and November. Winter is the time when the island is most beautiful but it can get crowded in this season.

If you want to book a Puerto Rico holiday home within a budget autumn is a good time to visit. The period between mid-April and June is also a great time for a holiday as the weather is pleasant right after the winter.

The island of Puerto Rico has many wonderful sights. By booking a Puerto Rico holiday letting you have the option of exploring them all. The island’s rich history can be witnessed throughout its cities, which host landmarks such as the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, an awe-inspiring 16th century citadel situated in San Juan. This seaside national historic site is an iconic place and a must-see location when visiting the island. Also worth visiting is the fantastic Fortaleza, an immense 16th century building serving as the residence of the Governor of Puerto Rico, and the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista, the second oldest cathedral in the Americas, built in the 1500s. If you truly wish to be immersed in history, stroll through the amazing ‘Old’ San Juan, the oldest district of the capital city, and a wonderful place to see the island’s historic architecture.

Visit one of Puerto Rico’s most renowned natural wonders, the Camuy River Cave Park, one of the world’s largest underground cave systems. Discover this awe-inspiring sight, located in the northwestern region of Quebrada on the island, which is even more easily accessible if you have booked a Puerto Rico holiday letting in this part of the island.

The island of Puerto Rico exhibits a wonderfully diverse artistic and cultural scene. If you wish to discover some of Puerto Rico’s art and culture, visit places like the Museo de Arte de Ponce, one of the finest art galleries on the island, displaying a range of European and Puerto Rican works. If you love art also visit the larger Museum of Art of Puerto Rico, an immense gallery located in San Juan.

All of Puerto Rico’s fantastic art and culture opportunities are easily accessible when you book a Puerto Rico holiday home, expecially if you are looking for an exciting night out at the theatre. Visit preforming arts venues such as José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, the largest stage entertainment building the island, housing a range of performances from drama to comedy. See the fantastic Teatro Tapia, one of the oldest American theatres still in use, and a true Puerto Rican cultural experience.

Puerto Rico offers some truly exciting nightlife. Visit famed districts within the capital such as ‘Old’ San Juan which houses some of the best nightlife on the island. Many other cities and towns in Puerto Rico, such as Caguas and Ponce, also start partying when the sun sets, so there are always nightlife opportunities no matter where you are.

From thriving modern nightclubs and casinos to country pubs and traditional bars, the island of Puerto Rico is diverse when it comes to nightlife. If you are someone who enjoys what the region has to offer at night, book a Puerto Rico holiday letting in or around the major towns and cities to be close to the action.

The El Yunque Rain Forest

El Yunque is the only tropical rain forest in the US. 13 hiking trails coupled with the lush greenery and rare birds make it a photographer’s and trekker’s delight.

Castillo San Felipe del Morro

Get a peek into Puerto Rico’s history with a visit to this Spanish stone fortress that dates back to the 16th Century. A walk along the rock wall of the historic monument, also called Morro Castle, provides some spectacular sea views.

San Juan National Historic Site

Located in Old San Juan, this is another landmark that takes you back in time. Arched passageways, dungeons and tunnels are just some of the fascinating sights at this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Flamenco Beach

This sandy white beach in Culebra is considered as the world’s second most beautiful beach and is the perfect place to enjoy the Caribbean sun and try snorkelling, diving or kayaking among other activities.

Old San Juan

A small island and Puerto Rico’s oldest settlement, Old San Juan is a historic colonial area that features excellent architecture, views, sculptures and many entertainment options.