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Puerto Rico - Day 1


We arrived our Airbnb around 3am and welcomed by huge Chameli vine on entrance ! It was very fragrant and in quiet early morning it was very intense! What a great welcome by this pretty island!




We got up and headed straight to beach after tea and breakfast. The first blue view was very refreshing, especially coming from cold weather. After spending time in water and sand kids decided to have kite surfing lessons. Waves were very good and many people were doing kite surfing. They took a lesson about how to navigate the kite, needed more lessons to ride a board. 






After lesson we headed for lunch and out first lunch outside was super yum! Kids had burritos and we had burrito bowl! Passion fruit juice, lemonade, local beer and mojito was tasty! It was called Acapulco Mexican!!




Beautiful mural painting stumbled while walking 




Went back to home and took nap and shower. It was time to visit old San Juan! Cobbled streets, colourful building, unique shops and restaurants are some of the aspects of Old San Juan. We ate in a exotic Puerto Rican restaurant Cafe El Punto. It was a old house converted into restaurant. We ate the famous mufango here and liked it. Guava mojito was another local specialty. It was great!


Day 2 link

http://ourweekendsdiary.blogspot.com/2023/02/puerto-rico-day-2.html

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