Showing posts with label honeymoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label honeymoon. Show all posts

Should We Marry & Honeymoon in PR?

Many couples ask me... "since we are marrying in Puerto Rico what other island should we go to for our honeymoon that is close by?" My response is always... "stay right here!" See when you are in the midst of planning a wedding you arrive in Puerto Rico and won't have the time to take in everything that this amazing island has to offer. This small post has been created with one purpose: to dispel any myths of Puerto Rico as a sleepy island in the Caribbean with a few historic sights worth checking out. There is almost no end to what you can do here, and the professionals who provide the services are excellent. Ever wanted to scuba? Go caving? Surfing? Rappel down a mountain? Explore a rainforest? You'll find unparalleled opportunities to do it here. And for those of you who prefer milder adventures, there's kayaking in the bio-bays, personal watercraft tours, horseback riding ... and so much more. If you're looking for a bit of action on your honeymoon, check out what this island can do for you.


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Great honeymoon advise, 
from your wedding planner,
Lisa 

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Marry in San Juan - Honeymoon in Culebra


I have a suggestion for all couples considering having a destination wedding here in Puerto Rico. Imagine exchanging your vows on this enchanted island and following it up with a honeymoon on an island with a beach (Flamenco Beach) ranked #2 of the most beautiful beaches in the world. I am talking about an island that belongs to Puerto Rico called Culebra (snake in Spanish). It takes a $2.25 fare per person (you can also get there by small plane from San Juan for $40.00 p/p) and 1hr 45min ferry ride to arrive at one of the most beautiful, romantic and relaxing spots in the world. Here is a website full of information on everything you will need to make your honeymoon the most memorable experience of your lifetime!

Enchanted Isle - Culebra

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