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Stayed in the town for 5 days. Loved it. Safe anytime. Great bars, super market, excellent restaurants, low key restaurants, local bars..... Get a shave and haircut on the main street. Great, old fashioned, straight razor shave. Loved this little town. Stay at the Casa de Amistad, which is a wonderful guest house. Everything on Vieques is a 10 minute drive away.
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Very friendly people. Really enjoyed this town. You are not treated like a tourist, you are treated like you lived there your whole life. If you want to stay somewhere that doesn't feel touristy. This is the place
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Esperanza people were SOOO friendly and helpful. Isabella II was a little scarier. I definitely felt like an invader. Although I loved Sea Glass Beach, and you have to go to Isabel II to get there. The beach isn't that pretty, and the snorkeling was mediocre. If you feel like hunting through the rocks, the sea glass hunting was fun. Our backpack was investigated by stray dogs several times. And it was fun watching the iguanas and pet cat have a staring contest.
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I have read reviews of this town and many folks who stayed there loved it. For us, we really could not find anything to do there on a rainy afternoon. The town is kind of rundown and many shops were closed on Monday. I would not go to Vieques for more than 4 days to see all of the beaches but I really thought there was not much else there to do besides that and biobay. I think it would be hard to vacation there with children. We stayed in a nice little place but had done all of the relaxing I needed in 4 days but that may just be me. Also you really must have a car or jeep to get around to the beautiful beaches there.
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This little community was so laid back and friendly. We loved that it is so casual and unassuming! You can do your own thing and no body cares! Great places to watch the sunset. Great food choices. There is no rush in Isabel II - hey you are on "island time" here. So leave your hurry scurry life (and attitudes) at home!
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lovely little place - dont miss cafe mamasonga's just by the ferry terminal - check out the amazing food and the iguanas who come to share it too!also a fab little smoothie bar there too as you go to the ferry
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We loved Bieques Bistro - excellent rice and beans -the best on the island - and cheap prices. I sighed while I ate them and my husband felt the same way. What a great town, wild horse trotting through, friendly people, and a lovely gourmet shop with delicious packaged foods.
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Isabel will grow on you. We encountered it late at night after a very exhausting trip from San Juan via ferry from Fajardo. The dock area is like any other small port: bars, snack vendors, people scurrying everywhere. Fortunately we were rescued by one of the van taxi drivers making his last run of the evening and he took us to our rental car, all the while dodging the crazy drivers, horses and bike riders without lights, and giving us his version of the town tour to boot! Throughout our stay in Esperanza (Caribbean side) we would go over to Isabel for groceries, cash, and just to explore. It has everything, so there are ragged areas just like anywhere on the mainland, but there are also some very charming spots and wonderful views of both the Atlantic and Caribbean. It's perfect.
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ISabel II is the main shopping area and worth a look see. It has the Fort, the Museum, the ferry and all the services, Post Office , Bank city hall, etc.
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Very quaint and laid-back town. Only advice is don't go on Tuesday. Apparently Tuesday, particularly when the weather is nice, is the day that many of the shops and restaurants close. We did find a couple of cools shops, enjoyed the very low key feel of the town on a slow day and spent many hours at Al's..good visit.