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They sound like polar opposites, but Gringo Beach and Playa El Gallito are actually one in the same (and well worth visiting) in Vieques.

Set in the shade at the far east end of Playa La Esperanza, Lizzy's is a tiny food trailer. Do not, however, let its humble size fool you.

The Vieques Palm Tree Swing makes it easy to enjoy a sweet slice of beach zen astride the sea in Esperanza.

Cayo Afuera is easy to see when visiting the village of Esperanza in Vieques. You won't find the tiny islet on any maps, though. 

Punta Mulas Lighthouse, or Faro Punta Mulas is the first point of interest you'll see when arriving via ferry to Vieques.

You see horses wandering around on their own across so much of Vieques, in fact, that it's only natural to assume they must be wild.

Few things bring out the kid in me while adventuring around the Caribbean quite like building sandcastles.

Located on the southern shore of Vieques just east of the Blue Horizon Boutique Resort, the aptly named Playa Negra is not for everyone.

Quenepas are the main ingredient used to make Bilí, along with rum, of course. Sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, and bay leaves are also commonly used.