Roxette & Bryan
Things To Do
Cueva del Indio
A short fun hike along the north shore of Puerto Rico. There are seven arches, several caves, and even Taino petroglyphs. The largest of the arches towers a hundred feet over the water. There are also shallow pools along a beach providing a family safe fun place to spend an afternoon. We will be hosting a trip here the 2nd of April. See the "schedule" tab for more information.
Cueva Ventana
This is a beautiful cave with a unique window to the outside world. We will be hosting a tour of this cave the 3rd of April. See the "Schedules" tab for more information.
Fajardo's Bioluminescent Bay
Puerto Rico is one of the few places in the world that has bioluminescent waters. Fajardo is home to one of the bioluminescent bays. The tour consist of kayaking through a mangrove at night until reaching the bay. It is an unforgettable experience. Luckily for us, the 5th of April is a new moon, which means conditions will be perfect in and around the wedding. It is worth noting the bioluminenscence is still recovering after Hurricane Maria. It might be worth contacting your potential tour company and asking what current conditions are. This is a very popular activity, so buy tickets well in advance.
Castillo San Felipe del Morro San Juan
This 16th century Spanish Fort is great way to spend a relaxing afternoon enjoying the ocean breeze, a great view, and learning about Puerto Rican history.
Paseo de la Princesa
A walk from here along the shoreline over to the Castillo San Felipe del Morro is a great way to see the oldest parts of San Juan.
Casita Miramar
A great restaurant in San Juan with a friendly staff, rooftop grown herbs, and yummy local cuisine.
Barrachina
A fun Puerto Rican restaurant that features traditional foods and Flamenco dancers.
El Yunque National Forest
This rain forest has plenty of waterfalls and trails through the jungle. It is definitely worth visiting if you like nature walks.
Arecibo Observatory
A chance to see the famous dish antenna featured in the James Bond movie Goldeneye.
Taino Divers
For the extra adventurous, Taino Divers has both snorkeling and scuba diving tours to the protected waters of the Desecheo Island. It is a 45 minute boat ride off the coast of Rincón. Giant lobsters and nurse sharks are among the plethora of wildlife found there.
Flamenco Beach
You'll need to catch the ferry or a charter flight to get here, but the trip is worth it. Flamenco Beach is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Black Sand Beach
A unique beach that has black sand. The sand is very heavy and sticks to a magnet. This beach is on Vieques Island, which is also home to an incredible tree know as La Gran Ceiba. Vieques is also home to the world's brightest bioluminescent bay.