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The most spectacular corners of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is a country full of nature, beauty and charm. On this island, located between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, you can find practically everything: from big cities to spectacular caves, mountains and beaches. In addition, it is a warm, hospitable and colorful country in which festivities abound within its traditions. Here we show you some of its most spectacular corners.

The largest and most important city in Puerto Rico is San Juan. It is an old colonial town with cobbled streets and narrow passageways. It also stands out for its colorful buildings as well as its open-air cafes and galleries. In this city you can visit, among others, the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista or the Castle of San Felipe del Morro.

Also, in Puerto Rico you can enjoy numerous natural parks. The Toro Verde Natural Park is located between San Juan and Ponce, and is an ideal place for nature lovers. In addition, if you like adventure, you can jump from the highest and longest zip line in the world, known as 'El Monstruo' (two and a half kilometers long and 350 meters high at its highest point).

If you want to discover more peculiarities and enjoy the beauty of Puerto Rico, then we will show you a gallery of images. And you, what corners have you visited?

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