The sunflowers were absolutely beautiful. The property has pana and papaya trees as well. Be sure…read moreto bring your sneakers for a comfortable experience.

Beautiful little spot to check out while making your way through PR. Beautiful field of sunflowers…read moregreat for taking pictures!! You can purchase a flower for only $3. Entrance is $1.50 per person. Cute experience.

I have been horse back riding before, but have never been horse back riding on the beach. It was…read morequite the experience, and I would do it all over again in a heartbeat. My friends and I had every intention of purchasing tickets online in advance but it slipped our minds. By the time we decided on going, and with the slight traffic that there was, we would make it there with only a couple minutes to spare. We tried purchasing our tickets online, but the website told us to call (most likely since we were so close to the time slot). When we called, they answered immediately. They were understanding of our situation and informed us that if we could make it there before 3:30, they could try to settle us into the slot. We sped there and made it at 3:15. They have a grass area for parking. One of the staff members helped us with filling out some forms, weighing us, and explaining some of the basic information. We used the bathroom before proceeding. Next, we were given horses based on height, weight, and experience. It was nice to see all the planning that goes behind the distribution of horses. They are really considerate towards the horses and make sure that the person and animal are a good fit. There were about 4 young people helping everyone onto the horses. I was originally given Godiva - like the chocolate - but later switched to Tonka - like the truck. We were split into two groups, mine led by Kiara. The experience truly does take the full 2 hours. It starts by going through a complex of very nice houses, then goes into a more woodsy environment, and then the beach. The beach was breathtaking. Our group stopped on the beach and Kiara offered to take group and solo pictures, and also made sure we were still comfortable on the horses and offered help if not. Sometimes, we'd get the horses to go fast on straight aways, and that brought me a lot of laughter and joy. My horse was a bit stubborn and did stop to eat multiple times. I was embarrassed that I could not control my horse, but the leaders were kind about it. The experience with taxes included was about $95 per person which I thought was fair and cheaper than some other ones around. I would highly recommend.

First time riding horses in the beach and it was amazing! After your waiver has been they actually…read moreweigh to make sure you're not too heavy for the horses. They help you into the horse and give you very good instructions on how to handle it. When I tell you it was so relaxing! I actually almost fell asleep lol The guide was wonderful. After a stop at the water and a rest break for the horses we headed back. I totally recommend doing this!

The food was good, but extremely expensive. They did not provide a menu with pricing, so we went…read moreahead and ordered a typical Puerto Rican breakfast called Mangu, scrambled eggs, and longaniza with lemonade; an order of small empanadas; and one coffee, not international. We expected the price would have been comparable to that in New York City. The total cost was almost $80 USD.

The food and service were great, especially the chocolate pancakes. There was also a great…read morebreakfast wrap with fries on the side

Home Depot is consistent. It felt like home when I walked in. I was able to locate the items I was…read morelooking for and make the repairs that my mother-in-law's house needed. I bought a new Moen bathroom faucet because my mother-in-law's was leaking badly. I was happy that I found a Moen, which is headquartered not far from where I live in Ohio. The faucet installed quickly, easily, and didn't leak. Now my in-laws have their bathroom back because it was out of commision for a while. I also bought and replaced the shower head and shower accessory hanger. All were much needed upgrades. I noticed a large rat patroling my in-laws yard, so I purchased a rat trap to handle that issue. Love Home Depot!

The layout is not quite the same as all other Home Depots, at least state side. You have to wander…read morearound a bit to try to find what you want. Looking for home basics like tape measures, cleaning supplies, window and door sealants, and basic tools is a challenge.

Great selection and friendly staff. This specialty store is located inside the Mall of San Juan and…read moreis the first franchise of its brand in the Caribbean. It's the taste-customize-refill concept -- you pick or bring your own bottles, taste and choose from their selection of gourmet oils and vinegars, and come back for a refill when you run out. They also sell dips, bread and wine. We've become regulars because of the mango, fig and lavender balsamic vinegar! Also love the Moroccan olive oil! Highly recommended.