Welcome to Puerto Rico ( La Isla del Encanto )

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Puerto Rico, it is an island found  in the Caribbean. It is known as "La isla del encanto" or "the island of enchantment".  Also, Puerto Rico is known for its beautiful beaches since it is "the island of enchantment". 

     In order to travel to Puerto Rico, those who are U.S citizens coming from the mainland to the island just need a valid government-issued ID, a birth certificate or driver's license. Those who are coming from other countries other than the U.S, need a passport and a visa to enter Puerto Rico. Due to the pandemic, one must now demonstrate a negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours of arriving to the island. Once that is all settled, it's to begin adventuring. 


  Like I stated before, Puerto Rico is known for its beautiful beaches. It has over 270 miles of amazing beaches. One of the beaches one could visit is Flamenco beach located in Culebra, P.R. One could also visit and explore El Yunque. It is the biggest rainforest in the Caribbean and it has beautiful waterfalls one could visit.   

    
    
    While visiting Puerto Rico, one could walk through the towns and see many play instruments like tambours, maracas, and see performances to Bomba and plena. One could also taste delicious dishes like tostones which is fried plantain slices, Alcapurria which is fritter fish, and many more.  

       Just imagine all the wonderful times one is going to have in Puerto Rico!

 


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