Sunrise and sunset are both worth waiting for when you’re vacationing on Puerto Rico. The pinks and yellows that hang in the early-morning sky are just as compelling as the sinewy reds and purples that blend into the twilight. It’s easy to compare them, as Puerto Rico is the smallest of the Greater Antilles.

At 110 mi (177 km) long and 35 mi (56 km) wide, you can easily have breakfast in Fajardo, looking eastward over the boats headed to enchanted islands like Vieques and Culebra, then settle down for a lobster dinner in Rincón as the sun is sinking into the inky-blue water. That leaves you plenty of time in between to explore and travel the southern coast, perhaps stopping to see the fanciful firehouse in Ponce or the charming colonial chapel in San Germán.

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Despite common belief, Puerto Rico is not just about piña coladas and hotel spa treatments. There are countless things to do outside resort walls for children and adults alike. In this article I would like to summarize some of my favorite activities—beaches, deserts, caves, rivers and a rain forest.

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What could be more romantic than getting married on a beach, under the sun, to the person you love? Sure it is wonderful to be surrounded by hundreds of friends and family members, but it is also extremely expensive, enormously hectic and ultimately can end up being more of a burden than a pleasure. Destination weddings are the perfect compromise. You get your honeymoon and wedding in one, and can invite your nearest and dearest to come join you.

 
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A tropical vacation is great any time of the year , it is always a great time to take  a flight to a hot vacation destination. There are a number of great escapes to the sun where you can relax on a beach, swim in the warm waters, and enjoy the local activities and attractions.

Below is a list of the top 10 vacation destinations to escape the winter:

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