Once under Spanish rule and now a commonwealth of the U.S., Puerto Rico has features of both the Caribbean and the States. Huge malls, golf courses, and casinos meet tropical rainforests and beautiful white-sand beaches, while well-preserved 15th-century Spanish forts loom over charming towns with colorful colonial buildings. Read more

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Puerto Rico Travel Guide

Known for its white sandy beaches, lush rainforests and rich history, Puerto Rico is more than just a tourist trap. Old San Jose is full of beautiful historic sites, narrow cobblestone streets and colorful buildings, while ritzy areas like Condado is where people go to see and be seen. El Yunque National Forest has some of the best hiking trails in the island-- Rincon, the best waves.