Escape to Puerto Rico is a very large site. We have taken great effort to make it both informative and easy to navigate.

If your questions aren't answered here, or you are having problems finding information on a specific topic, please send us a message and tell us the problem you're having.

In order for your inquiries to be answered in a faster, more efficient manner, we ask you to please choose from the following topics:

• Adding, Modifying or Removing your Information
• Search Tips
• Browser Errors

Adding, Modifying or Removing your Information

Escape to Puerto Rico keeps listings on several categories:

1. Explore Puerto Rico - Internet directory
• Suggest a Site: Want to add your site to the Escape to Puerto Rico database?
• Modify a Listing: Want to change some information on your current listing (i.e. URL, description, etc.)?
2. Plan your Trip
• Lodging - hotels, villas, resorts, inns, paradors and guest houses
• Dining - restaurants and cafes
• Attractions - beaches, museums, galleries, casinos, stores, malls and more
• Events - festivals, carnivals and fairs

Search Tips

1. Check your spelling.



2. Use significant words. Eliminate noise words such as:
   1. in English: the, an, about, and, of, or, in, it, with, you, etc.
   2. in Spanish: de, el, ellos, en, a, con, para, por, sin, y, etc.
   
   
3. Use words of three characters or more.



4. Use quotes around terms to search for an exact phrase.
   
   
5. Avoid using special characters, punctuation or wildcards such as %, $, /, #, -, _, \, [, ] and *. Escape to Puerto Rico does not use wildcards or an asterisk (*) to broaden a search. The system allow browaden search itself, if you are looking for "casa" the search results will return: casa, casas, casamiento, casandra, etc.



6. Try singular words instead of plural.



7. Rephrase your search using synonyms of your search terms.

Browser Errors

Once in a while you'll find that you can't access a particular site. Your browser may show one of the following error messages:

1. DNS Lookup Failed - A DNS (domain name server) Lookup Failed message indicates that the browser could not contact your domain name server, or that the domain name server was not aware of the site. Make sure the domain name is not misspelled.
2. File Not Found - The page may no longer exist, or it may have moved to another address.
3. Server Error or Server Busy Error - The computer you're trying to contact may be offline, may have crashed, or may be busy. You might want to try again later.