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Outside Traveler Winter 2005

Post-Vow Wows
Love's a Trip
Puerto Rico: Go-Slow Mode

By Kate Siber


Santa Barbara | Zihuatanejo | Maui | Lake Tahoe | Santorini | Bali | The Adirondacks | Puerto Rico

Horned Dorset Primavera Hotel
Uncommonly Beautiful: The oceanic expanse of Puerto Rico (Corel)

Puerto Rico may be a U.S. commonwealth, but it's far from the madding pace of American life. The 3,435-square-mile island has all the tropical accoutrements, from rugged mountains to banana and sugar plantations and palm-lined beaches prettier than postcards. THE LOVE NEST: Erase the hectic States from your mind in one of the Horned Dorset Primavera Hotel's 22 new suites. The two-story Spanish Colonial–style townhouses in Rincón, on the secluded western end of the island, have mahogany and teak furniture and private terraces with pools overlooking the Straits of Mona. (Seven-night honeymoon package, including all meals and transportation, sea-kayaking and snorkeling trips, two massages, and a bottle of Dom Perignon, from $9,370; 800-633-1857, www.horneddorset.com) DOUBLES PLAY: Some of the best surf breaks in the world can be found a seashell's throw from the hotel. West Coast Surf Shop (787-823-3935, www.westcoastsurf.com) offers surf lessons for $30 an hour and rents surfboards for $25 a day. Or rent a Hobie Cat from Taino Divers, in Rincón ($80 a day; 787-823-6429, www.tainodivers.com) and sail beyond the breaks.


Santa Barbara | Zihuatanejo | Maui | Lake Tahoe | Santorini | Bali | The Adirondacks | Puerto Rico

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