Culebra Vacations
Puerto RicoCulebra, a small island off the coast of Puerto Rico, is known as the "Ultima Virgen" (last virgin). It features white, sandy beaches with crystal waters and the oldest functioning lighthouse in the Caribbean, at Culebrita. Coral reefs and associated activities snorkeling and diving are the main attractions here. Refuel …
Culebra hotels
Things to see and do in Culebra
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Culebra's Beaches
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Playa Zoni
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Melones Beach
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Aquatic Adventures
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Carlos Jeep Rental
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Jerry’s Jeep Rental
We went on a cruise to the Caribbean, the embarkation port was in San Juan. We spent a day in Culebra prior to the cruise, and Flamenco beach was the most beautiful beach we visited. It cost $110 round trip from SJU, and rented a Jeep Wrangler for $25 at Culebra. It was a blast, and plan on visiting again.
Culebra island is a great place, doesn’t want to be pretentious or snobby, it’s simple, raw and beautiful. If you want to enjoy nature and breathtaking views Culebra is your place. And remember it’s an island, so everything in a slower pace. Let yourself go and just enjoy the moment at Culebra.
Camping at Flamenco Beach with crystal waters and white sands or snorkeling and hoping to see turtles at Tamarind Beach, eating at the Dinghy Dock or tacos at Zacos Tacos. You need to rent a jeep to get to know Culebra island, an offshore municipality of U.S. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. YES... this is part of the United States, get your history and geography straight but, don't expect people to put customer service first...at least, not yet. This place is going through a resurgence of travelers doing much local tourism. The island mentality is: slow is best to enjoy the beauty of the still rustic township. Only fine dining I found: Caracoles Restaurant and it's worth it!!! Ferry from Fajardo to Culebra: 1hr. Cost: $2.50/per. Rental cars cannot be boarded on ferry. Backpack all you need to move freely on island. Do research on car rental vs. taxi. It can cost you $13.00 every taxi ride when all places are about 20 minutes distance from each other. Weekday travel is best. Weekends- this town booms with beachgoers.
Culebra is a small island off the East Coast of Puerto Rico. Access by ferry from the less - than - awesome Fajardo Ferry Terminal, several ferries/day, or by plane from Fajardo or San Juan. Mellow, low key, less popular than Vieques and therefore less crowded. Everyone gets around by jeep, scooter, or golf cart. Lots of water activities, laying on the beach, and communing with the local wildlife. Most relaxing spot in PR by far!