Free to Five

Other than what we visited, a few things you can also check out in Old San Juan are Santa Maria Cemetery which we saw from Castillo San Felipe Del Morro… I also had some fresh hibiscus juice from a street vendor near El Morro. The restaurant is mainly for locals and workers barely spoke any English but it was a nice experience to try some places outside touristy areas (thanks to my cousin for suggesting it). But the outer white edifice of the cathedral tells me the inside must be as elegant as its outside. And Puerto Rico being the birthplace of pina colada, this is a must try while here. Be sure to create your own and center your details through objectives, company description, marketing strategies, financial projections, cost of the operation, and products and services being offered inside it. It’s a restaurant inside the hotel I’m guessing. I’m not a big water activity type of girl and I preferred staying in the city looking at colorful buildings in OSJ. It’s also a very sociable activity. It might feel like you will not be able to get out of this hole, but trust us, you will! Some of the prep work you’re doing is probably pretty obvious, like packing the right material, but food is something else.

Jon M: I know you have questions but I have questions too because I’m thinking about doing this too. One thing that everyone recommends doing in Puerto Rico is the Bioluminescent kayak tour at night, which none of us did – you get to see the microscopic organisms glowing at night under water while kayaking in the mangrove forest. But while walking around OSJ, you’ll see lines of stores from generic souvenirs to more artsy type souvenirs. The lines of division before Domesday Book are obscure, but it is probable that in some cases, by a royal grant of jurisdiction, the inhabitants of a populous royal vill, where a hundred court for the district was already held, were authorised to establish a permanent court, for the settlement of their disputes, distinct from the hundred court of the district. There are food stands at carnivals which serve a variety of food and beverages. They had a variety of seafood option. “queer fish”. Other people in the group tried fried red snapper, seafood paella, muscles, dumplings, and etc. This is a really good place to try if you are in the Carolina district. Make sure to make reservations ahead of time in these restaurants that offer flamenco shows while you are having a meal.

The Druze make up a significant minority in Lebanon (5.6 percent). For fancier or local eateries, La Placita is another place that was recommended by one of our Uber drivers where you’ll find dozens of restaurants and cafes, unfortunately we couldn’t make it there. It’s popular among the rich local Puerto Ricans who enjoy posh platters and live music by local artists. “Tourism has an endless chain of benefits when it’s fully operating, from the person that sells coffee and souvenirs, tour guides, transporters, restaurants, hotels – it’s endless,” Esquivel, 41, said. Depending on your level of spending and travel, there’s a wide range of no-fee cards to look into: Bank of America’s BankAmericard Travel Rewards has no annual fee, Barclaycard’s Arrival Plus uses chip-and-pin technology to eliminate issues using machines abroad, and the Chase Sapphire Reserve comes with a hefty annual fee of $450, but the benefits (include $300 of automatic travel credits) pay that amount off quickly. One difference, though, is that “travelling” usually implies a specific person (or people) going to a specific destination, while “travel” just describes movement in general. Any kind of traveling has a destination, whether you’re headed to a resort or a business meeting in a different city.

In this respect, however, as in others, credit should be given to Philip for his example: Philippi (the renamed Crenides) was not his only city foundation. I had some fried fish and curry style fish with simple white rice. I had this fish called “wacko” or “whacko”… That night for dinner, we came back to the above “Singular” restaurant vicinity where another restaurant called “Hotel El Convento” is located. The next day, our lunch was in Santurce at a restaurant called “The Mangu Place”. Next day, for lunch we sat down at Singular, near the cathedral. Our second lunch was at a restaurant in Playa Luquillo, called Edelweiss, where I had freshly fried whole red snapper. The restaurant was beautiful too, decorated with lots of umbrellas on the ceiling. Though there was no actual flamenco performance by professionals, the ladies in the restaurant eventually got up at one point and started dancing to the songs the artist was singing. I had ceviche and some chicken empanada (not my favorite in that restaurant).