Caño de San Antonio

In Puerto Rico, we opted for a rental car and spent 3 days on solid ground—a real bed, a proper shower, and no constant rocking. 😁 Pure relaxation!

We drove into the coffee hills and along the eastern North Coast. Along the way, we stopped at a quirky pub for a drink. A boxing match played on the TV, one-armed bandits adorned the wall, and older gentlemen played billiards. We were warmly welcomed and invited to dinner. The mother of a regular guest had cooked a delicious chicken soup! Surprisingly, not many spoke English, making me realize that while Puerto Rico is part of the USA, English is mainly taught in private schools. Public schools predominantly use Spanish.

Now we're back on Zenia. Before our next long journey, we thought it wise to get our 20-year-old life raft revised. Now, it's a waiting game once again...Read more