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uerto Rico is an island of natural beauty that has to be explored!
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A US Commonwealth since 1952, it shares the mainland’s language, currency and immigration system. However, its great diversity of landscape, natural phenomena and the rich Spanish, African and Taino Indian heritage offers visitors a completely contrasting experience. The capital, San Juan, is the first port
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Population: 3.9 million State Capital: San Juan Largest City: San Juan Local time: Atlantic Time – 4 hrs
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Wettest/hottest month is August with average monthly rainfall of seven inches. Ponce and the southern coast are warmer and drier than San Juan in the north
National/State Parks: 9 International Gateway: San Juan
San Juan is a cultural haven with its blue cobbled streets, Spanish colonial architecture, museums, churches and fortresses. Hundreds of miles of white sandy beaches embrace the uplands of the Cordillera mountain range, leading into the lush, tropical vegetation of El Yunque rainforest. The mountain
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RHODE ISLAND TOURISM DIVISION 001 401 278 9152, 001 401 539 3031 (Brochure Line)
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he Rhode Island Tourism Division is the official tourism
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office providing information and services for both the leisure and business traveller. Rhode Island offers the best of New England’s heritage and four seasons of natural beauty. Enjoy 400 miles of winding coastline along Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic, elegant Newport Mansions, sandy South County beaches, spectacular ocean vistas on Block Island, historic Blackstone River Valley, the shopping mecca of the
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Population: 1 million people State Capital: Providence Largest City: Providence Local time: EST – 5 hrs behind the UK Weather: average in January - 32°F
(0°C), average July - 72°F (22°C) National/State Parks: Roger Williams National Park and 15 State Parks International Gateways: Boston and
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City of Warwick, and one of Rhode Island’s best kept secrets - quaint Bristol, known for its beautiful homes, historic treasures and New England harbour. From the Riverwalk of Providence
you’ll see music festivals, as well as festivals featuring art, seafood, Native American life, ethnic heritage, Colonial life, maritime heritage, an award-winning zoo, and much more. Our compact size means you are
never far from our many museums, historic homes and art galleries.
Accommodation includes full-service hotels, quaint country inns and seaside B&Bs. Nationally praised restaurants offer creative seafood and ethnic dishes. Create your own vacation memories that will last a whole lifetime - the choices are endless. And there's easy access from Boston, New York and Philadelphia by air, rail and highway.
STATE SECRET... The Rhode Island waters lay claim to the final resting place of over 2000 ship wrecks, more per square mile than any other state in the US. Wrecks include colonial trading ships, ships of war, a German submarine, and a luxury passenger vessel from the 19th century.
DON'T MISS... WaterFire Providence – 100 bonfires illuminate Providence River during this magical event. Waterfire graces the city’s riverfront with an exhilarating combination of music and light and the rich scent of cedar burning logs.
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of call with great value outlet shopping for traditional and designer goods. Day and night-time entertainment abounds in the many local and sophisticated bars and restaurants with salsa dancing and the casino scene being popular with locals and visitors alike. In contrast, the walled city of Old
climate offers perfect conditions for hiking and soft adventure sports. The River Camuy’s network of caves are an explorer’s paradise. The island also offers sailing, game fishing, diving,
STATE SECRET... Puerto Rico is home to EL YUNQUE the only rainforest within the US Forest System. Only 40 minutes east of the capital San Juan, enjoy the trails, waterfalls and native fauna and flora such as the tiny Coquí, a singing tree frog native to Puerto Rico.
DON'T MISS... Savouring the native cuisine in Puerto Rico. Criollo food is a blend of Spanish, African and native Taino Indian flavours. Thirty restaurants have joined to offer visitors fixed full menus at $25, $35 or $45. Enjoy the best flavours at reduced prices!
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snorkelling, surfing, horseriding and 23 golf courses. Alternatively, go whale watching, visit one of Puerto Rico’s three bioluminescent bays or just relax and watch the sunset!
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