Leigh Ann Henion/For The Washington Post via Getty Images Mark Martin Bras was a child the first time he saw Puerto Rico’s famous bioluminescent ... trees will be needed to reforest the bay ...

Calm's first-ever destination partnership brings the island's soundscapes straight to your pocket -- and Lin-Manuel Miranda is your guide.

Puerto Rico has a little something for everyone. Beach vacationers will find clean, white-sand beaches lined with palm trees ... glow-in-the-dark blue of Bioluminescent Bay (a.k.a. Mosquito ...

In Puerto Rico, the phrase is not necessarily ... a nature reserve home to mangrove trees, a coral reef, and a bioluminescent lagoon. Alicea, a marine biologist and environmental interpreter ...

The most popular attraction is the bioluminescent Mosquito Bay ... the palm-fringed, pristine beaches of swanky Dorado Beach. Stay at Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, perhaps Puerto Rico's ...

Like at Mosquito Bay, tour operators offer multiple time slots per night for kayak outings. Kayakers in Bahia Mosquito create bioluminescent wakes in Vieques, Puerto Rico, Sept. 23, 2000.

The Bio Bay is a rare breeding ground for billions of single-celled organisms called dinoflagellates. (There are three bioluminescent sites located in Puerto Rico, a testament to the Caribbean ...

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 ...

Puerto Rico’s environment agency is trying to better protect a bioluminescent bay that’s considered one of the brightest in the world. Mosquito Bay attracts thousands of visitors with its ...