#sightseeing #horses #paso fino
Wild Horses of Vieques
Paso Fino Horses, brought by the Spanish, run free in Vieques, most are actually owned by locals but enjoy the island life of freedom and nature.
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Vieques is filled with beautiful beaches, but off the beaten track is the black sand beach. An organic volcanic mineral from the hillside creates the sand.
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Playa Grande Sugar Mill Ruins
The Playa Grande Sugar Mill was closed in the early forties and reclaimed by the jungle. Occasional tours are given by the Vieques Conservation and Historical Trust.
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The Bioluminescent Bay
A bay filled with billions of tiny one-celled organisms called dinoflagellates that glow brightly when moved. A truly unforgettable experience!
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The Old Ceiba Tree
West of the airport on the road to Green Beach lies one of Vieques' natural wonders, the 400 year old Ceiba tree. The Ceiba is the national tree of Puerto Rico.
#sightseeing #cock #fights
Cock Fights
Roosters do not fight to the death and fights are regulated. Winners are chosen by judges before the birds are harmed. Sunday afternoons at Gallera Puerto Real.
"We've heard tell that cock fights are matches to the death, a fact that we find pretty abhorrent, but to be honest that is not what we saw. We watched two rounds and in each, one of the roosters became submissive and the two birds were quickly separated. Is this the norm? We don't know. What we do know is that we were welcome guests witnessing a well tolerated local custom."
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#sightseeing #fort
The historic fort is now a history and art museum.
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Punta Mulas Lighthouse
The lighthouse is just east of the Isabel Segunda Ferry Dock. It is closed, however the grounds are open weekdays from 7 am to 3 pm. For information call 787-741-5030.
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The burial site of the Indian know as "Hombre de Puerto Ferro".
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Ecumenical Chapel
The open air Ecumenical Chapel is just west of Mosquito Pier. Built as a symbol of peace, it is surrounded by beautiful landscapes and a large lawn with beachfront gazebos.