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Moon Puerto Rico (Moon Handbooks) |  | Author: Suzanne Van Atten
Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing
Category: Book
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Seller: gasparsales2
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 32883
Media: Paperback
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 276
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.5 x 0.8
ISBN: 1598801821
Dewey Decimal Number: 917
EAN: 9781598801828
ASIN: 1598801821
Publication Date: August 11, 2009
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Travel journalist Suzanne Van Atten covers the best of Puerto Rico—from the spectacular beaches and classic golf courses to its rich Spanish culture. Van Atten includes fun and creative travel ideas for a variety of travelers, including Thrillseekers Tour, Romantic Getaway, and Family Fun. With expert advice on exploring the El Yunque rainforest and the underground caves at Cavernas del Rio Camuy, Moon Puerto Rico gives travelers the tools they need to create a more personal and memorable experience. |
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 Book very useful November 11, 2009
Johanna Soliday
Bought this book for my daughter. She and her friend say they are finding it very useful for planning their upcoming trip to Puerto Rico.
 Great tour descriptions and restaurant reviews! October 1, 2009
Joerg Meyer (Irvine, CA, U.S.A.)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3G7B274R1APGZ The book has very good tour descriptions and restaurant recommendations. I highly recommend this book!
Great book for the average traveler May 1, 2009
Delilah Lily (Cleveland, Oh)
This book doesn't have quite as much detail as the Rough Guide or Fodors, but for the average traveler, it's pretty darn good. It may not give you all the history or other details of a place but it will tell you enough highlights so that you can make up your mind about what you want to see and it will give you a few suggestions for the best (and best deals) on restaurants and hotels in each place as well. If you're someone who wants to know all the details, go for Rough Guide or Fodors. But if your the average traveler, and especially if you plan to spend most of your days in San Juan or at some other beach and you just want enough info to take a few day trips, the Moon book will be likely become your favorite.
 Don't bother! March 22, 2008
Ray Villasenor (Orange County, CA United States)
8 out of 14 found this review helpful
This has got to be one of the worst travel books I have ever purchased. The book is extremely vague. It is as though all the tourism companies and restaurants got together and had this book printed. Picture a typical travel magazine with a few informative articles on what to do and see, then filled with tons of advertising from companies that want your money. The book is good at telling you what, where, and when but does not elaborate on how to get there. If your an adventurous traveler like me and likes to find and do things the locals do or likes to do the tourist things without paying one of the local companies to guide you (they always want you to do and see things on there schedule) the book is worthless. The book tells you where the great beaches are and gives vague directions on how to get to them but doesn't give any mile (km in Puerto Rico) markers or landmark references. This a big problem because in Puerto Rico almost none of the streets are markerd once your out of the big cities and even in the cities your lucky to find a street name. I was looking for books by Andrew Doughty but he only does Hawaii. If you ever go to Hawaii looks for his "Revealed" series, he writes the most detailed travel book. On the other hand it gets two starts because it does tell you where the good stuff is and for those less adventurous it's a great reference guide to all the local tourism companies.
Must have if you're traveling to PR January 17, 2008
Busy Mom (San Antonio, TX United States)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
We just came back from PR yesterday and I must say the book was a wonderful guide during our vacation there. My husband spent much of his childhood in PR and at first he told me the book was unnecessary but he was the one who kept asking me to refer to the book. We spent two weeks in PR but we didn't follow the route written in the book...we went the opposite direction. We did make a complete circle of the Island using this book as our guide. The location of places were exactly as written in the book. We stayed at three different hotels in three different locations that are listed in the book and the phone number, the location and the review about the hotels were dead on. Last time we went to PR for family emergency, we stopped by to eat at a restaurant called La Boca in Salinas but this time we couldn't remember how we got there. We called family and friends and we were driving in circle. I told my husband that in the book most of the restaurants the writer reccomands are on the same road so we took 701 and there was our restaurant....the restaurant is not listed in the book but we love the seafood there. I wish I was eating the crab mofongo and a whole red snapper as we watch the fish swiming in the water. The information about getting to the port early to catch a ferry to Culebra island was true because it was sold out by the time we got there at 8am on Saturday. Better luck next time.
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