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Puerto Rico may be just 100 miles long, but this tropical island paradise has big vibes, no matter what you’re into. Where else will you find adventure-filled rainforests, historical sites, gorgeous beaches, and boatloads of rum? And you’re going to want to get into it all.

Speaking of all, go ahead and book that cheap all-inclusive vacation to Puerto Rico and save tons of cash for all your extra-curricular adventuring. Because you deserve everything—and you’re about to get it, with a side of beachy breezes.

After you’ve snagged one of the best Puerto Rico all-inclusive vacation deals, grab your finest Pina-Colada-sipping swimwear and get going. All these sights, sounds, and salsa dancing aren’t going to do themselves. 

Who’s about to be on all-inclusive island time? You.

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Your San Juan and Only: Puerto Rico’s capital is full of iconic historical spots mixed with lively fun. Old San Juan has colonial-era forts like El Morro and San Cristobal, mixed with new high-end hotels. Walk the cobblestone streets, take in the vibrant buildings, and stop by the many food vendors dotting the streets. Art lovers can soak up the culture at one of the local museums, Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico and Pública Espacio Cultural. As the sun goes down, you’ll discover that the nightlife in San Juan is unstoppable, with sounds of live street music egging you on to dance, drink, and maybe even snack the night away. When in San Juan!

Get in on the Plantain Game: When you’re looking to branch out from the restaurants at your all-inclusive resort in Puerto Rico, you’ll find an island full of incredible bites to sample. La Alcapurria Quemá is a casual spot to grab alcapurrias—Puerto Rican fritters made with mashed plantains and stuffed with meat. (Tip: Go for the crab or beef.) Que PezCa'o is the place to get some of the freshest fish tacos and ceviche nachos on the island, while La Estación serves up unreal barbecue dishes in a plantain canoe.

Nice by Nature: Once you venture out from your resort, you’ll find the island has some incredible natural wonders to explore. Parque Nacional de las Cavernas del Río Camuy is a natural limestone cave system with a huge underwater river running through it. You’ll find more cave-y experiences at Cueva Ventana, a limestone cave on a cliff. And as if that’s not enough adventure to capture for the ‘gram, you can head over to El Yunque National Forest, the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System and home to over 240 tree species.

Life’s a Playa: After you’ve hardcore adventured, it’s time to relax on the beach. Playa La Pocita is close to San Juan and Piñones, the long line of kiosks selling food and drinks to thirsty beachgoers. La Monserrate is in Luquillo and is known for its crystal-clear, calm waters. If you want to make a day trip, Culebra is a quick boat ride away, and Flamenco Beach is worth the jaunt. It’s been ranked one of the best beaches in the Caribbean over and over—and that’s some stiff competition. After the sun sets back on the main island, head to Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay for something truly spectacular. The waters here are filled with tiny dinoflagellates that give off a bright blue glow after hours.

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