The oldest governor's mansion still used as such in Western Hemisphere and part of the old city's World Heritage Site.

It describes the ancient origins of the park, its importance to indigenous Tainu Indians and Spanish explorers.

These preserved forts played pivotal roles in Puerto Rico, and the stories entwine the years of interaction with the…

Today, this massive stone fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site run by the National Parks Service.

There are living coral reefs, sea turtles and all sorts of sea life meandering around the ocean.

Built by the Spaniards at the beginning of their discovery and conquest of the new world is the oldest spanish…

The biobay is a unique experience among the millions of organisms Dinoflagellates, that emit light when touched or…

It depicts the cultures that formed the people who inhabit Puerto Rico.

Fajardo’s bioluminescent bay is one of a few scattered around Puerto Rico – and one of the last that remain on the…

It's a swimming pool with thousands of fish and coral reefs!

The poles holding up the pier have become a haven for coral reefs and a rainbow of schools of fish that surround the…