In fact, the Guinness Book of World Records recognized Vieques’ Mosquito Bay (also known as Puerto Mosquito), on the island’s southern shore, as the “brightest bioluminescent bay” in the ...

The best hotels in Puerto Rico include the historic Fairmont El San Juan, the family-friendly Caribe Hilton and the ...

Puerto Rico has a little something for everyone. Beach vacationers will find clean, white-sand beaches lined with palm trees, while history buffs will love Old San Juan, with its cobblestone ...

In the Caribbean, there are a few such bioluminescent bays or lagoons that glow year-round: three in Puerto Rico, one in St. Croix, one in Jamaica, and one in the Cayman Islands.

20 Best Places to Visit in Puerto Rico—From Uninhabited Islands to Bioluminescent Bays With incredible beaches and historic cities, Puerto Rico offers countless choices. Here's what not to miss.

As it stands now, the small city of Fajardo is a nature-rich oasis just 30 miles east of San Juan on Puerto Rico’s coast, with marine reserves and a bioluminescent bay. It’s also home to some ...

The setting sun over the shores of La Parguera — a charming fishing village within the Lajas municipality, two hours from San Juan — was truly a sight to behold. The colors, reflected in ...

Kayakers in Bahia Mosquito create bioluminescent wakes in Vieques, Puerto Rico, Sept. 23, 2000. The water in the bay is charged with micro-organisms that emit blue light when agitated. (Tomas van ...