Old San Juan

[Anonymous]

Segway tour! We had a great time with our teens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Segway tour! We had a great time with our teens.

So embarrassing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There’s a cookie shop. Can’t remember the name of it. But they sell bougie cookies and little containers of alcohol you can pour on. So like a choc chip cookie with Kahlua….
They have milk too for the kids. It was something fun and different.

NP it was called Drunken Cookies, I went there a few months ago.

[Anonymous]

Puerto Rico in the summer is miserable. I hope wherever you stay has a good back up generator.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Segway tour! We had a great time with our teens.

So embarrassing.

You just need to embrace it -- it honestly was a blast. We had a terrific tour guide, and it was just our family. Don't knock it until you try it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico in the summer is miserable. I hope wherever you stay has a good back up generator.

But it sure is a dream in February.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico in the summer is miserable.

2 summers ago, for sure. 100s

This summer has been fine - 88 and breezy

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico in the summer is miserable. I hope wherever you stay has a good back up generator.

But it sure is a dream in February.

It depends on where you are. In the mountains it is cooler. If coastal you get the trade winds. San Juan is lots of buildings so hotter. But it’s way better than being in the hot summers of DC!

[Anonymous]

We enjoyed Princesa for traditional food and rum. It is down by the cruise terminal, so do try to make reservations for days when there are no ships in port or after passengers have to be back on board.

[Anonymous]

Drunken Cookie and Deaverdura for sure. El Morro is nice and the market in the square next door is nice as well.