Visiting the West coast of Puerto Rico
El Faro de Morillos I have traveled to Puerto Rico enough times that it is beginning to feel like a second home to me. I have become very comfortable traveling around the island. However, in all of my visits, I had never been to the island’s west coast. It’s not that Puerto Rico is very large, but, at the size of Connecticut, the west coast is just far enough away from San Juan that you pretty much have to stay overnight, and The Amazing Ms. D and I never had a reason to pay for a second hotel in addition to our digs in the Capital. So when Ms. D’s cousins suggested sharing a house in Boquerón for a couple of nights, we immediately said yes. Boquerón is a small beach town of about 5000 full time residents in the southwest corner of Puerto Rico. It has become a vacation spot for people from all over the island. Boquerón has beautiful beaches, great seafood and amazing views of the Mona Passage, which separates Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. The most be...