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SEAdaroma is the perfect spot for sunset gazing... A note on our neighbor docks... sometimes storms take them out. They always rebuild, but their docks may or may not be in during your visit. | Mojito..... rum, mint and lime. Very refreshing | Hamaca was described in the summer 2019 Tourism Guide and we went. Very rustic! A tad scarey even |
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There is a for $1 fee to tour the sun flower farm. Pretty cool. Very simple. | We have two bicycles that we give you access to when you book your lodging through this website. (Along with Kayaks, SUP Boards and snorkel equipment) | Here you will find our Kayaks, SUP Boards, Bicycles, Snorkel gear & Boogie boards. Enjoy... our compliments when you book your lodging through this website. |
Just the nicest find! Good food, superb Caribbean views and look at that beach! Marvelous. | A riot of color. So Caribbean! | A strange little hike to a rusted out swinging bridge. Very rustic. |
Just a block or two from Seadaroma and a great place to people watch. Often a live band. | Superb vegan pizza! Fabulous food can be found here! | Most tropical indeed! Fun stop, good snorkeling and they bring you lunch on the ferry too! |
At the forts | High in the mountains, a perfect stopping point on our way to Jobos Beach from Salinas. This is Hacienda Tres Angels. We also like Sandra Farms. | A very nice soft blue/green stone with some serious good attributes. |
A fun paddle around looking at all the different boats in the area. | The original blue brick road inlay is reflective and a great back drop to the unique lighting. | Find the chocolate bar in Old San Juan. It's worth a stop. |
Perfect for cooling on hot days! | Just waiting for us to photograph them, then they moved on. | Beautiful in it's contrast to it's surroundings |
Beautiful colors abound | We don't always know what every thing is, but that didn't stop us from buying a few mystery fruits. We weren't impressed with these prickly things but enjoyed the oral adventure | Almost back from our 3 mile route with mid paddle swim. |
This is the oddest street with cats lounging about everywhere. A donation box can be found midway in a door. | A must stop! This is the home and gardens of Ponce de Leon, who never lived here, but his wife and kids did. | A beautiful place to sit for a minute, pose if you must. See if you can find the archaeological find... possibly one of three tunnels with a cannon in the bottom. |
These chairs made me cat like mimicking their theme. | This tropical oasis is a mere 3 mile paddle from our house on the sea. We loaded up for the day with sandwiches, energy bars, water, snorkel gear and our yoga mats... another "don't miss!" | I can't get enough of the local paddling. We saw dolphins, manatees, nurse sharks, sting rays, star fish and oodles more! Each find a thrill! |
Sleeping? We didn't really want to know. | That beautiful bright white sand. | Famous for nearly perfect conditions for growing delicious coffee. We just can't get enough of the small farms blends. |
There is great beauty in the architecture, the colors, the decoration. It's a great city to get lost in. | Just a beautiful window in an old ruin. | Closed, do not cross. We hope it opens again. When we were there, April 2018, no power yet. The places that were open were running on generators. |
Right in front of the house a little SUP yoga to get us loosened up for the day. | Sandra Farms! Our favorite coffee plantation tour high in the mountains. Great coffee, setting and people. We just can't get enough of this stuff. | Full of interesting experiences. For $5 you can pose with Parrots! |
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