Someone needs to decided what the actual name for all these garcinias are. Whenever I try to search for them each website calls it something different. Any idea whos right? How does the Achachairu taste? Ive been wondering about it since I saw Zimmern eat it on Bizarre Foods. Is Bryans book available in English? I remember seeing it in Spanish a while back.

Went last year over Xmas. Loved it. We stayed on the East side in Luquillo. BTW, you can pack your own repellant or buy it there. Walmart accessible. Very humid there. We're not night-life people so we brought shorts and tees and some capris/jeans for dinner out. You'll need comfy shoes for hiking/walking, and sandals are fine for evening out. We didn't pack too much (carry ons) knowing we'd hit a laundry mat which was a good idea. I recommend a good hike in El Yunke Rain Forest. Bring a packable jacket b/c it can rain on the drop of a dime in the forest. Luck was on our side. There is no wild life in this forest and you may get lucky to see butterflies and birds. El Morro is one of the forts in San Juan and the other is next to it - not a real long walk. Old San Juan is in this area and we didn't find it to be anything exciting except for the architechure and people watching. Good for shopping and walking around, but not much else. DH isn't a shopper, so that didn't help me any b/c I am. Wear flats since the streets are very uneven as someone else mentioned. It gets really crowded on the narrow streets in town so watch your pockets(books). Fajardo Zipline was much fun and you'll get an education along the way. Guides were exceptional. The bio bay was another cool adventure if the moon is not close to full. We booked with a company that has glass bottom kayaks so it was neat to see the illuminations under your butt. Wear quick dry pants/shorts or anything to keep you bottom half dry here b/c you will get wet from paddling unless you change at your car after the trip. Use repellent. You will need to rent a car to get around PR. One of the interesting things we did was get in the car and go. We just cruised one day going through many little towns and seeing how the natives live. We had a GPS with no other agenda that day. PR is a poverty stricken island so the sights can be destressing, but it's how you see things/places for what they truly are by going off the beaten path. The people in PR are very nice but the neighborhoods can be sketchy. I wasn't impressed with the food anywhere except at Pasta y Pueblo which was so good I still think about it. The reviews are terrific. It's a tiny shack - a restaurant with 6 tables and you'll find it in Liquillo. It sits solo by the beach (the surf beach, not Liquillo Beach). I honestly can't wait to go back to PR just to eat at this place again. They offer a small menu list, but who cares. I wished we had visited here early in our trip so we could have gone back, but we didn't go until our last day. Best food I ever had anywhere - period!! I suggest going to TripAdvisor and search. There's a wealth of info there that will surely help in your decisions on what to see/do based on how much you want to move around the island. I hope this post gives you some ideas. PS: Can I go?

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Photo is too small to be of much help and doesn’t show enough of how the whole property is laid out and how the drive relates to the road. Can you provide a plot plan? Can you explain the drainage concerns a bit more? As currently configured it appears to be a straight shot with curbing on either side that channels the rain water. Is this looking down to your drive to your house? What is the other side of the paved V?