Dorado

• Dorado, Puerto Rico: Where to Stay, Eat and Fall in Love · Quiet beaches, beautiful resorts and the luxurious side of Puerto Rico.

Where should I stay?

Where should I eat?

• El Ladrillo · Dorado Pueblo · Steakhouse and seafood: A Dorado institution since the 1970s known for steaks, lobster and Puerto Rican seafood in a brick-walled dining room.

What should I do?

• Ojo del Buey · Higuillar: A coastal rock formation said to resemble an ox's head, next to a small beach and picnic area.
• Casa del Rey · Dorado Pueblo: A restored 19th-century Spanish government building that now houses a small museum on Dorado's history.
• Plaza de Recreo de Dorado · Dorado Pueblo: The town square, with the parish church of San Antonio de Padua and nearby cafés, for a stroll through the old center.
• Dorado Beach East Course · Dorado Beach: A historic oceanfront golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., with holes running along the Atlantic.
• Playa Cerro Gordo · Vega Alta: A sheltered crescent beach a short drive west of Dorado, popular with local families on weekends.
• Kayak or paddleboard on the Río La Plata · Dorado: Paddle the calm lower stretch of the river where it meets the sea, often with mangroves and birdlife along the banks.