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What bits of magic go into making preferred Puerto Rico rums like DonQ, Palo Viejo, and Caliche? Master Distiller Roberto Serrallés shares some answers...

In Culebra, amazingly clear, cooling waters like these are never too far away...

Set along the hardscrabble north coast in Arecibo, La Cueva del Indio was carved by the sea hundreds of years ago; LONG before Columbus.

Some of my fondest Caribbean travel memories were made in and around the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

You don't see too many cemeteries highlighted in travel brochures to the Caribbean, though as we've touched on before, this one ought to be.

No zoo or aquarium exhibit anywhere compares with the thrill of encountering sea turtles in their natural habitat at sea.

Unlike most cave systems that invite you underground through large openings, the spectacular "window" opening is the climax at Cueva Ventana.

If you're like me, and aren't all that keen on getting up close and personal with birds, then you may not like la Plaza de las Palomas.