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The Big Island

For the past three days, my dude and I have been traveling around Puerto Rico and loving it. Because of Ty's discount, we were able to stay at the luxurious Ritz-Carlton for he first two nights, treated like kings and queens. Ty has never had a relaxing vacation, so the first day, all I wanted to do was sit by the pool, relax, nap and enjoy the beautiful Ritz resort. Ty throughly enjoyed this part of our day and later we went to explore beautiful old San Juan. The old walls and beautiful buildings inside the walls of the old town completely stole our heart. Our dinner was amazing both nights. The second night we ate at a vegetarian/pescatarian restaurant which was phenomenal. We had recommendation to go to this place from the Ritz and were told to ask for the owner. Once we met her and her team, both Ty and I were amazed with the wonderful food and ambiance. We got some free dessert too!

Yesterday we went to El Yunque National forrest which was beautiful and tomorrow we think that we will explore there again tomorrow. Tonight however, we get to explore the bioluminescent bay on Vieques. Vieques is a beautiful island off of Puerto Rico where we are staying at an adorable hostel.

Can we move here? Can we stay longer? When can we come back?
Ty and I LOVE Puerto Rico and every place we have been. And the adventure is not over yet!

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