Dorado House for Rent: Chalets de Dorado del Mar Beach House - Puerto Rico - Your private paradise! - Property 148220

Dorado Del Mar Golf Club: Dorado Del Mar Golf Club was designed by Chi Chi Rodríguez back in 1998. It's signature hole, #10, is a par 5, 525 yard beauty. Stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and water on 12 of the holes make it a golf-course not to be missed. Green Fees: 6am-12pm $102 12-3pm $87 3pm-closing $52 Night range available - open until 9pm.

The Town: Dorado is a small tourist town in the northern coast of Puerto Rico, 15 miles west of San Juan and is located in the norther region of the island, bordering the Atlantic Ocean, north of Toa Alta, east of Vega Alta, and west of Toa Baja. Dorado has various upscale neighborhoods and a small town with a Spanish town square (plaza). All within our community: - The Paradise Cafe, located in the atrium of Embassy Suites Hotel Dorado del Mar, welcomes you to refined living in an elegant but casual setting with an excellent ocean view. Oregano Italian Grill & Bar, located in the golf clubhouse, offers Italian cuisine in a casual ambiance. - The Lobby Bar with entry to the terrace and its spectacular view of the ocean is for the casual in heart, and on weekends live music keeps everyone in tune - Blue Seahorse Bar & Grill, located - where else - in the center of its beautiful lagoon pool overlooking the Atlantic

Where to go!: Go to El Morro in Old San Juan to see a six-level fortress (the Caribbean's largest) dating back to the 1500s and incredible views of San Jan Bay. For further 1500s fun, go to La Fortaleza, which was originally built by Charles V to ward off attack by Caribe Indians, but has since been converted into an opulent governor's mansion. Considered holy by ancient civilizations and rumored to be visited by aliens, El Yunque rainforest is a spectacular aggregation of vegetation and wildlife. The forest is home to 150 fern species, brilliantly colored flowers, and the nearly extinct Puerto Rican parrot. It lies only 45 minutes from San Juan near Luquillo. For nature's magic show, wear your goggles at night and go kayaking in a lagoon beneath a crescent moon to see a dazzling display of bioluminescence. The greenish sparkle is actually the light of thousands of glow-in-the-dark plankton, but to the casual observer dipping a paddle into the deep, it looks like illusory pixie dust.