This is Puerto Rico

  1. El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System.
  2. Mosquito Bay (Vieques) holds the Guinness World Record for brightest bioluminescent bay.
  3. Puerto Rico is home to three bioluminescent bays: Mosquito Bay (Vieques), Laguna Grande (Fajardo), and La Parguera (Lajas).
  4. Casa BACARDÍ in Cataño calls itself the world’s largest rum distillery.
  5. The coquí is an iconic Puerto Rico symbol named for its nighttime “ko-kee” call.

Sources:
USDA Forest Service,
Guinness World Records,
Discover Puerto Rico,
Casa BACARDĂŤ,
National Wildlife Federation.

Puerto Rico is undeniably a true island paradise. Its stunning beaches, lush green landscapes, majestic mountains, and thriving rainforests blend seamlessly with vibrant cities alive with energy. But it wasn’t just the island’s natural beauty that captured my heart—it was the rich cultural heritage and the resilient, spirited essence of the Taino people. The infectious rhythms of music, lively dance, colorful art, flavorful cuisine, and the passionate warmth of its people all embody the soul of Puerto Rico. From the moment I was introduced to its magic, and as my children were born into this culture, Puerto Rican heritage has become an inseparable part of my life. Just as it has shaped us, we want to help you rep, embrace, and celebrate the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico—because it’s more than a place; it’s a way of life.

nuyorican in NYC
Street in old San Juan
blue PR script tee on beach