We like to discover and write about little-known places to visit and things to do here in Puerto Rico. Cueva Ventana was one of those places. There was not a lot of information available about it, though once we figured it out, it was very easy to get to. And the view isfantastic!

I do a lot of research when searching for some of the more unusual things to do around the island. Some places are more difficult to find information about than others. I’m usually able to find bits and pieces of information scattered across many different sources. Only once I put the whole puzzle together are we able to actually figure out how to find the place we’re looking for. Update 2012- Now there is a lot of information about this cave available all over the internet and it is much more frequently visited. I wonder if we had anything to do with that!

Like all Caribbean Islands, the shores of Puerto Rico are lined with one great beach after another. Surfers, families, divers, snorkelers - the island's great size provides opportunities for all kinds of tourists to have fun in the sun on the best Puerto Rican beaches. San Juan beaches are many of the most popular on the island are home to many of the classiest Puerto Rico beach hotels you'll find. The west coast is a haven for surfers, and is home to some of the sport's hottest stars, not to mention the location for surfing championships throughout the year. The southern coast is better for swimming and snorkeling, the crystal blue waters near Ponce and Cabo Rojo are great for seeing schools of colorful fish. They are also good places to head out and try to catch a few marlin, tuna or billfish.