Strolling hand-in-hand along the cobblestone street of Paseo de la Princesa, the Old City’s main boulevard, is a great way to start exploring all of the historic sites.

Wish on a star at the Arecibo Observatory, home of the world’s largest radar/radio telescope. Chances are it will come true on this island of paradise.

Slip into something seductive and head to Jazz at The Place, in old San Juan, for great music and Latin-style dancing.

Tour the beauty of the El Yunque, the 28,000-acre Caribbean National Forest, and surround yourselves with tropical flora and fauna.

Nothing is more intriguing or romantic than the glow of Phosphorescent Bay in Vieques. The waters have an actual glow as millions of fireflies surround the waters.

Savor the tastes of fine dining over candlelight in one of San Juan’s many international restaurants.

Venture through the El Toro trails to the summit of Pico El Toro, reaching nearly 3,500 feet above sea level. It allows for a breathtaking view of the island and the azure waters below.

Discover the Rio Camuy Cave Park, a series of crater-like sinkholes, caves and one of the world’s largest underground rivers and lose yourselves in Cueva Clara, a 170-foot cave with amazing stalagmites and stalactites.

Witness the exotic underwater creatures of the Caribbean only a few miles off the southern shore.