The West Coast (Costa del Sol) of Puerto Rico is wonderful for surfing, snorkeling, cultural, wonderful eating and entertainment in a relaxed, family style atmosohere you will want to return to again and again. The beaches are picturesque, noted by Travel & Leisure for the best beaches in the world. Uncrowded, easily acccessible, great value.

Dorado, Puerto Rico is called the cleanest city in Puerto Rico. Located on the north side of the island facing the Atlantic Ocean just twenty minutes from San Juan. The beach is one of the main attractions in Dorado, nice and quite during the week it wakes up on weekends with music, fun and food by most of the small business in the area. Dorado sports some of the best golf courses on the island starting with the Dorado Del Mar Golf Club. Other attractions are: Ojo del Buey or otherwise known as The Ox's Eye, is a wonderful family recreation spot. La Casa del Rey Museum is a sobering celebration of Puerto Rico's culture and history. Casa Alegria Museum The Casa Alegria Museum, former residence of master painter Marco Juan Alegria, features an exhibit hall, an art school and memorabilia from past decades. Dorado Nightlife: Mangere - Cuisine: Italian Palma Dorada - Cuisine: Traditional Club House, Hyatt Dorado Beach Resort - Cuisine: Traditional, Puerto Rican

The island of Puerto Rico is located in the northern Caribbean Sea, some 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) southeast of Florida. With the Dominican Republic to its west and the British Virgin Islands to its east, the commonwealth comprises the main island of Puerto Rico together with the smaller islands of Culebra and Vieques. On Puerto Rico, coastal plains and hills rise to the peaks of the Cordillera Central mountain range, which runs though the interior of the island. The island is dotted with rivers and lakes, and features a lush rain forest, El Yunque, in the northern plateau region. Warm Caribbean currents keep Puerto Rico's climate temperate year-round. Temperatures rarely drop below 19C (66F) or rise above 32C (90F). Rain showers are frequent, with the most precipitation falling from May to December. Severe hurricanes can hit the islands between June and November.