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12 Best Tours & Excursions In Culebra, Puerto Rico (2024)

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Culebra is a small island in Puerto Rico.

There are many exciting tours in Culebra that you must experience. 

Some of my best memories from childhood are from going on excursions with my family around the island, and Culebra is one of our favorite places.

In this article, I will cover the 12 best tours & excursions in Culebra, Puerto Rico:

1. Fishing tour

Take a boat out to the deeper waters surrounding Culebra island and see what you catch!

There is a good chance you might score something big like Bonefish (Macaco), Permit (Pompano), Tarpon (Sabalo), or King Mackerel.

You can book this tour with Culebra Bluewater Charters .

For the best places to stay during your trip, read our article Where To Stay In Culebra .

2. Charter tours

Take an all-inclusive day trip with your family on the island of Culebra, or even jet off to the surrounding islands and cays!

When I say all-inclusive, I mean it!

These types of tours are typically reserved for one party at a time, but they do have group charter tours.

You can expect a lunch, stops at Culebrita and the surrounding islands, tours of those areas with a guide, and other fun things like water sports or snorkeling.

You can book this tour with Sail Getaways .

For more information about Culebra’s most famous beach, read our article Flamenco Beach – All You Need To Know .

3. Snorkeling excursions

Get on your gear and check out the coral reefs and all the fish that live on Culebra.

Culebra is home to some of the most vibrant tropical fish in the world!

You will see fish like stoplight parrotfish, butterfly fish, and queen angelfish.

If you’re lucky, you might even catch sight of a manatee or a manta ray!

You can book this tour with East Island Excursions .

To learn more about snorkeling in Culebra and Puerto Rico, read our article 25 Best Snorkel Spots In Puerto Rico .

4. Scuba d iving excursions

Make sure to get certified, and you’ll be able to get up close and personal with the fish on a scuba diving tour!

Scuba diving allows you to wear an oxygen tank on your back and go into deeper waters and explore caves with a guide. 

You might see fish like barracudas or crustaceans like lobsters and mollusks.

You can book this tour with Aquatic Adventures .

5. Speedboat tours

You can take a super fast boat out on the waters by Culebra and enjoy many water sports and even lunch!

Most speed boat tours are reserved for single families, but there are group tours too.

You can expect to have a great boat driver who will give you an amazing tour of the island and its surrounding area.

You can book this tour with Escape to Paradise .

6. Kayaking tours

Go with a group and you’ll get to see the beautiful coast of Culebra.

This sort of boating is very peaceful and rewarding.

Being very close to the water you can reach out and feel it with your hands and see things up close like coral reefs.

You can book this tour with Kayaking Puerto Rico .

7. Catamaran tours

Think sailing, but bigger!

Most catamaran tours include lunch and a tour guide/boat driver.

It’s usually just a nice boat ride with a tour of the area, but sometimes they also offer snorkeling with certain packages.

You can book this tour with Sea Ventures .

8. Yacht tours 

Experience luxury with a yacht tour that you can book out for just your family or go with a group.

This is a very large boat that has amenities like a kitchen, refrigerator, and even a bathroom.

You can also expect comfortable seating and a beautiful place to take photos.

You can book this tour with Palomino Yacht Charters .

9. Paddle boarding excursions

Here is another really fun way to experience Culebra and it’s also very beautiful.

This is a beginner-friendly water sport, which is surprisingly easy to get the hang of.

When you pay for this tour, all equipment is included like life vests, boards, and paddles.

The guides are also well-equipped to help in an emergency and teach people of all skill levels!

You can book this tour with Bright Paddle .

10. Beach & island tours

Have a guide walk you through famous beaches like Flamenco Beach , the other nature reserves and sanctuaries, and have them explain to you its rich history.

11. Bioluminescent bay tour

Culebra doesn’t have a bioluminescent bay, but close by, in the island of Vieques , there is the brightest bio bay in the world.

If you are visiting Culebra, then I recommend that you also visit Vieques and see the bio bay at night. Check out our article to learn how to get to Vieques from Puerto Rico & San Juan.

You will see millions of bright sparkles as you kayak through the bay.

To learn more, read our article about Puerto Rico’s bioluminescent bays .

12. Tour Culebrita 

Take a charter or boat out to a small island off the coast of Culebra and experience the beauty it has to offer!

You can book this sort of tour with Cayo Water Taxi .

What is the best tour in Culebra Puerto Rico?

Snorkeling is the best type of tour you can take in Culebra. It allows you to experience what Culebra is famous for — its tropical fish!

What is the best tour in Culebra for families with kids?

Snorkeling is very family friendly, but my vote would be for paddle boarding. You won’t need to rent gear, and this is perfect for beginners as they teach you everything you need to know.

Final thoughts

Culebra is a small island in Puerto Rico that you must visit.

The most popular tours are snorkeling and boating.

You should also visit Flamenco Beach in Culebra. This is one of the best beaches in the world!

Finally, if you are visiting Culebra, you should also visit the neighboring island of Vieques . Here, you can experience the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay . 

Writer at PuertoRico.com. Growing up in New York and spending my summers in Puerto Rico, I have always loved writing, travel, and animals. I began my career as a travel writer, and after many different jobs in media, I have settled back into what I love most. I enjoy the beach, exploring the island with my family, and coffee!

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Great experience! Crew was friendly and helpful. Communicated what we needed to know and expect very well, and consistently. Very professional but laid back enough to help everyone enjoy the experience. Overall experience was great.

Great boat tour and snorkeling. We went to the island of Culebra on the tour. Great staff and nice drinks! Definitely recommend the fast boat.Thanks to the skipper and the crew. You were great!

Captain & crew helpful and fun, brought us to some wonderful snorkeling spaces. Maybe 25 or so people total on boat, so a good size group but not overcrowded. Lots of fun!

Highly recommend this tour, wonderful service, food and attention. You must go to Flamenco beach and snorkel in Culebra they made our trip to Puerto Rico worth every penny.

My mom and I went on this trip and we loved it! Snorkel areas were amazing as well as playa flamenco. The crew is super cool, kind, responsible and friendly!

The crew was amazing and friendly. Couldn't ask for a better time out in Culebra. After a boat ride to the island we spent a couple hours snorkeling. Next up was a provided lunch on the boat and rum cocktails. Following that we went to Flamenco beach for a couple hours.

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Prices per person, about this tour.

6 hours (9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.)

Important Information

This is a snorkeling and beach trip.

Children four (4) years or younger, pregnant people, and people with back conditions or recent surgery can’t participate of this tour.

Due to water conditions and other unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to reroute to another destination or cancel at the marina.

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What's Included

Explore the vibrant marine life in Culebra and relax on the island’s unique shores.

This tour includes:

• Lunch (deli-style buffet with cold cuts, cheeses, fresh bread, pasta salad, bean salad, and chicken salad)
• Snacks (chips and fresh fruit)
• Beverages (rum drinks like Piña Colada and Rum Punch, Medalla beer, assorted sodas, juices, and water)
• Swim and floating devices
• Snorkeling equipment and swimming fins*

*You’re more than welcome to bring your own. First time snorkeling? We can give you a short lesson before your first dive!

Transportation

Roundtrip transportation is offered at an additional fee per person from any major hotels in the Old San Juan, Condado or Isla Verde area.

If you’re staying in Puerto Rico’s northeast coast, Rio Grande, Rio Mar, Luquillo, Fajardo, and Palmas del Mar in Humacao, call us for transportation minimum and pricing at +1 (787) 860-3434.

Cancellation Policy

For individual reservations of 1-9 passengers, there can be cancellations until 10:00 am the day before the scheduled trip with no penalty. Reservations for 10 or more passengers require cancellation at least two (2) days in advance.

“NO SHOW” if you don’t arrive on time, the ticket is NOT REFUNDABLE and NOT REUSABLE unless (and only if) we have space available to reschedule on a future date. Reschedule must be made on the day of the original trip, base on availability and a rescheduling fee of $25 + tax per person will be applied.

*All marine activities are subject to water conditions. Please call the day before your trip for an update. Cancellations or change of destination due to water conditions is at the Captain’s discretion. These decisions will be informed at check-in.

Recommendations | What to bring

• Bathing suit ON and light beach clothing
• Comfortable shoes
• Sunblock, sunglasses, and hat
• Phone with waterproof case
• Any personal items you may need

If you get seasick, take an over-the-counter remedy with food at least one hour before departure.

Departure Site Information

Check-in: Please be on site 45-30 minutes prior to your departure time for check-in process.

Safe parking available for all of our guests.

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See what our guests are saying about this tour, the crew was super friendly and professional..

Everything was well organized. The crew was super friendly and professional. Even lunch break, which is usually “plain” was very good. The snorkeling was a fun experience but the highlight of this excursion was definitely the flamenco beach! It’s a trip I recommend.

Will definitely use East Island Excursions again

Very well organized and punctual, staff were professional and knowledgeable. Will definitely recommend East Island Excursions for Culebra trip.

Food and drinks were excellent lots of it plus snorkeling equipment was in excellent condition. Culebra trip was fun and will definitely use East Island Excursions again.

Full Day Snorkeling & Beach Trip to Culebra

This was a FANTASTIC excursion & my family & I (3 adults) would do this again in a heartbeat. The boat is clean, beautiful & well maintained. The crew is so nice & professional, & they take passenger safety & satisfaction seriously while ensuring FUN! Our trip had a diverse mix of ages, which was nice.

The boat ride from the m arina to the snorkeling spot in Culebra took about 1 hour 15 min. to get to & we left promptly at 9am. We snorkeled for about an hour with the lunch buffet put out during that time. An hour was plenty IMO & we did not feel rushed or unable to enjoy our lunch, which was a nice spread. There were even options for my vegetarian husband to enjoy. The beverages did not disappoint. The snorkeling was so beautiful & everything is provided.

Our captain was unable to take us to Flamenco Beach safely due to conditions, so instead we were taken to Culebrita island to spend about 2 hrs +/- for beach time. It was GORGEOUS! We swam, relaxed, & had the best time & it appeared that everyone else did as well. The return trip back to the marina took about the same time as going out.

Highest ratings for Capt. Javi & his crew – Dani, Angel, Adrian, & Diego (sorry if I missed anyone). I was truly impressed with the level of service they provided to everyone on board. I was initially hesitant to book this trip out of concern for it being too crowded or too much of a younger, party-hard crowd, but that was not at all the case. East Island Excursions does a top-notch job & I highly recommend them based on my experience.

This experience is one to remember

I was extremely pleased with the customer service on this excursion. Anyone can take the ferry in Puerto Rico and have access to culebra beaches, but this experience is one to remember and not one to miss. I came with my family (6 people) and at first we were hesitant about the price compared to just taking the ferry but it was worth every $. I vacation often and take many excursions and not often do I feel like you get the true value of what you pay for, but with this company you do.

We did the half day tour to culebra (flamenco beach) and snorkeling. Everything you need is provided for you expect sunscreen and a towel. I will definitely be back.

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Come aboard or Newton 46 feet boat for a fantastic beach and snorkeling day trip to the best beaches and snorkeling spots in the clear waters of Culebra Island.

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##What’s Included

– Light lunch (sandwiches and cold pasta salad), snacks (chips and cookies). Vegan  and Gluten Free options available at $6.00 extra per person. (Please call to request) – Rum drinks, Pina Colada and Local Beer – Soft drinks – Snorkeling gear and floatation devices

Available Days:

-Tour Available on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

**Kids under 5 and pregnant women NOT Allowed. No Animals allowed on board**

Weather and Minimum Disclaimer: We reserve the right to cancel the day before or at the day of the trip if the  weather is not suitable or reroute the trip to a more suitable destination for weather reasons. We reserve the right to cancel the trip if the minimum amount of divers is nor meet the day before.

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Sandwiches, Cold pasta salad and snacks, soft drinks, complementary Rum or Vodka drinks, snorkeling equipment, and flotation devices. (Menu may vary of not available)

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-Check in at 8:00am at dive shop, boat departs no later than 9:00am and its back at pier at 3:00pm. (Please be on time, dive shop, boat and parking require some walking)

– We will do one snorkel stop once we reach Culebra for about one hour and after we will move for the selected beach stop for rest of the day. Around 1:50pm we start getting people back on board to get back to Marina at 3:00pm (Times are approximate and are subject to changes depending on location of boat)

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Gorgeous Culebra Puerto Rico: 25 Things to Do + Best Beaches & How to Get There

Posted on Published: December 9, 2021  - Last updated: March 5, 2024

Culebra Puerto Rico is what every Caribbean island should be. Bright, turquoise water. Lush, soft sand. Rolling hills that hug the beach. Perfection.

This is your guide to everything you need to know before you go and things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico!

This post may contain affiliate links. For more info, see my  disclosures .

Culebra is a small island off the coast of mainland Puerto Rico, but boy does it pack a punch! Culebra is beautiful, fun and the perfect spot for a getaway to paradise! And bonus – it’s home to one of the world’s best beaches , Flamenco Beach .

If you’re traveling to Culebra Puerto Rico, this guide will help you figure out how to get there, what to pack , where to stay and things to do in Culebra . This gorgeous island has so much to offer – let’s get going!

Get the complete  Puerto Rico Travel Guide  for everything you need to see and do in Puerto Rico!

Ultimate guide to Culebra

This post is going to cover a lot! Use it to plan your time on this amazing island. Here’s what you can expect:

How to get to Culebra

• Culebra Ferry – pros and cons
• Flights to Culebra – pros and cons
• How to get around the island
• Fantastic Culebra restaurants
• Best sunset locations
• Shopping spots on the island
• Secluded beaches in Culebra
• Best beaches for snorkeling, families and more
• What to pack
• Where to stay in Culebra
• Tips for visiting

Quick note: if this is your first time to Puerto Rico, I highly recommend staying on the mainland for at least 2 nights before arriving on the island . Check out all the cool things to do in Old San Juan , the San Juan Fort and El Yunque National Forest. There’s so much to do on mainland Puerto Rico!

Quick note #2: this guide provides everything you need to know about Culebra assuming you’re spending more than a day on this island. However, if you’re short on time and looking for a Culebra day trip, here’s a Flamenco Beach and snorkeling tour from San Juan or day trip to Culebra from Fajardo .

First, where is Culebra Puerto Rico?

Just 18 miles off the eastern coast of the mainland Puerto Rico is this itty bitty island. Covering just 10 square miles, the island is home to less than 2000 residents. 

Here’s a map with a good view of the island including the best beaches, attractions, restaurants, accommodations and more.

Train, plane or boat. Just kidding!

Let’s go through the 2 options for getting to Culebra Puerto Rico . These 3 factors will help in your decision:

• How quickly you want to get there
• Your budget
• Location and transportation on mainland Puerto Rico

Just like the battle of Vieques vs Culebra , there are pros and cons to each.

Culebra Ferry

The most affordable way to get to Culebra is by taking the ferry .

Ferry to Culebra Puerto Rico – Pro’s

• Affordable option at less than $5.00 per person.
• Departs from Ceiba, allowing you to see more of the mainland vs. just staying in San Juan.
• Several departure options throughout the day.
• Short, 45 minute ride from mainland Puerto Rico to Culebra.
• Space for large groups.

Culebra Puerto Rico Ferry – Con’s

• Only one ferry company operates from mainland, so you’re at the mercy of their system.
• Not convenient for planning; reservations can be difficult. Ferry priority is for residents (which makes sense) limiting number of seats for visitors. Tickets sell out quickly online and monthly schedules are released at the end of the previous month. Check the Puerto Rico Ferry Facebook page for release schedules.
• Visitors must arrive more than an hour before departure to see if tickets are available (if online reservations aren’t confirmed).
• If you’re staying in San Juan, you’ll need to arrange transportation to Ceiba to catch the ferry. Rent a car , taxi or ride share, which will increase your cost to get there.

So, should you take the Culebra Ferry? If your plans are flexible and you’re looking for an affordable option, yes!

Flights from San Juan to Culebra

The most reliable way to get from San Juan to Culebra is to fly.

With just a couple of flight options direct from the mainland USA, most visitors will need to leave from the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan in order to fly to Culebra’s small airport: Benjamin Rivera Noriega Airport.

Flights to Culebra Puerto Rico – pros

• Guaranteed to have a reservation. Pay for it and just like a regular flight, the seat is yours.
• Departs from San Juan. Convenient if you’re staying in Old San Juan to get a simple ride share to the airport, vs finding transportation across the island.
• Short, 30 minute flight.

Flights to Culebra Puerto Rico – cons

• More expensive option to get to Culebra, with costs exceeding $60/person, per flight.
• Limited flying options: 2 carriers, Cape Air and Air Flamenco . and fewer flights throughout the day, vs ferry departure times.

So, should you fly to Culebra from San Juan? If can afford the airfare, yes!

(I personally chose to fly to Culebra from San Juan via Cape Air and had a fantastic experience.)

Pro tip: catch the first flight out of the day and hit the beach by 9:00am – including breakfast!

Getting around the island

When traveling to Culebra, you’ll need to rent a golf cart or Jeep. There is no rideshare, small cars and it’s not a walkable island. And riding a bicycle everywhere sounds great in theory, but it’s an extremely hilly island with really rough roads, so it’s not practical.

I highly recommend a Jeep. The roads are rough and some inclines would be extremely difficult with a golf cart. Oh, and muddy too!

You can rent a jeep from Carlos Jeep Rental or Jerry’s Jeep Rental . Both are located practically right across the street from the airport and offer convenient pickup services at the ferry dock, too.

Driving around a Caribbean island on a Jeep is a good time. Although, the last island I golf carted around was Put-in-Bay, Ohio on Lake Erie , which was a blast, too!

Anyway, be sure to reserve your rental in advance because on this tiny island, there’s limited supply.

Be sure to read to the bottom of this post for what to pack, best places to stay in Culebra and top tips for a spectacular experience! For now, let’s get into the best activities on the island.

Things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico

If you’re here because you want to know what there actually is to do – and if it’s worth a visit – I got you!

Here’s a list of the top activities and things to do in Culebra.

1. Visit the gorgeous Flamenco Beach

This just miiiiight be the thing that drew you in. Flamenco Beach is rated as one of the top beaches over and over again. And trust me you’re gonna agree once you see it for yourself.

You may have heard it called Culebra Beach – but in fact, it’s name is Flamenco Beach, and it’s another level of perfection!

A few things to know about Flamenco Beach:

• It’s a crescent shaped beach with stunning turquoise water, super soft sand and the surrounding area looks like a real-life dream. Seriously.
• There are a few amenities like rinse stations, food and drinks.
• You can rent chairs, a beach umbrella and other gear for the day – at a cost. Take cash or have your Venmo ready.
• It costs $2 per car and $5 per person to enter. #worthit

Location:  312 PR-251, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico

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2. Eat at Zaco’s Tacos

One of the island favorites is Zaco’s Taco’s! Open for limited hours on the weekends, try the beef tacos, Baha fish tacos, chicken tandoori tostada. The menu changes daily, so since you’re on an island, go with the flow, ok? 😉

Oh, and the fresh, homemade salsa is to die for so be sure to add that to your order, too.

Location: Cll Pedro Marquez, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico

3. See the manatees in Culebra PR

One of the coolest surprises I had during my time on Culebra Island Puerto Rico was seeing manatees! The last time I’d seen some was in Anna Maria Island, Florida and it really surprised me that they are as far south as Puerto Rico.

Anyway, I saw 2 manatees while at the pier in Ensenada Honda in Culebra. It sounds like locals regularly see manatees, so if you spend a little time at the pier, you may just find them too!

Location: PR-250, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico

4. Visit the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge

Part of the main island of Culebra and 22 smaller islands in the area, including over 1500 acres of land make up the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge . These marine ecosystems are protected including seabird nesting areas, dry tree forest, the boulder forest and so much more.

Fun fact: an estimated 40,000 Sooty Terns (a type of bird) nest on the Peninsula Flamenco. This happens to be the largest seabird nesting colony in all of the Caribbean.

The easiest ways to enjoy the refuge is to hike to Resaca Beach to see a completely natural and preserved area of the island. This is also a sea turtle nesting area, so respect any signage that’s placed there seasonally.

Isla Culebrita is also part of the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge. It’s available via boat for a day trip – see #10 below.

Location: here’s a map of the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge

5. See Hector el Protector the Troll

One of the most unique things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico is see the wooden troll. It’s there to protect the island – a mascot of sorts! It also greets passengers that take the ferry to the island. If you’re not taking the ferry, you can see the troll from the marina.

The troll is a unique, manmade art structure by the artist Thomas Dambo . I first saw his work by visiting the Breckenridge Troll in Colorado. Thomas and his team have such a unique way to recycle materials and show the world that recycling is a way of the future..

Hector El Protector troll actually was demolished by Hurricane Maria. The residents missed him deeply so they set up a fundraiser to pay for plane tickets for the team to come back and rebuild him. What a cool story!

Anyway, if you’re downtown to grab a bite to eat, stop by the marina to see the wooden troll .

Location: 8M2X+92 Culebra, Puerto Rico (Terminal de Lanchas de Culebra)

6. Feed the Tarpons (a unique thing to do in Culebra Puerto Rico)

Large Tarpon fish are quite the sight to see in the bay. Unlike mainland Puerto Rico or even Florida, they’re protected in Culebra which means they’re plentiful!

The locals feed them and encourage it – and obviously the Tarpons love it too! If you eat at Dingy Dock’s or Mamacita’s , you can feed the Tarpons from there.

Location: 8P22+V7 Culebra, Puerto Rico (Dinghy Dock’s)

7. Dinner at Dinghy Dock’s (one of the best restaurants in Culebra Puerto Rico)

Speaking of Dinghy Dock’s – this is one restaurant you gotta try! A favorite of visitors and locals, the food at Dinghy Dock’s is some of the best you’ll taste on the island.

From coconut shrimp to grilled Mahi Mahi to skirt steak, it’s a spot worth visiting. Grab a cocktail for happy hour or go for dinner. You’ll have waterfront views while dining on some good food!

Note:  there will likely be a wait at Dinghy Dock’s, so come a little early!

Location: 8P22+V7 Culebra, Puerto Rico

8. Catch an amazing sunset

Okay, I can’t promise you’ll get to see an amazing sunset. But I can recommend a few spots to watch the sunset in hopes it turns magical for you!

Note: these locations are more remote, with little to no services. Bring what you’ll need to enjoy your sunset! 😍

Best sunset locations on Culebra:

• Playa Tamarindo Grande
• Carlos Rosario Beach
• Playa De Cascajo
• Punta Soldado Beach

9. Culebra snorkeling with the sea turtles

Tamarindo Beach is known for it’s snorkeling! On a good day you’ll see plenty of sea turtles, rays and a variety of fish. In fact, snorkeling is one of the top things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico!

Unfortunately, the reef is mostly dead at Tamarindo Beach, which means the vibrant colors you’ll see in places like Turks and Caicos and while snorkeling in Kauai aren’t possible here. However the sea turtles are still pretty cool to see! 

Just be sure not to touch the sea turtles! Leave nature be and stay a distance during photos.

With a rocky, stone shoreline, you’ll really want to bring water shoes !

Note: there are no services at Tamarindo Beach, so be sure to bring your own snorkel gear . My husband and I travel with snorkel gear to all our beachy destinations, and this is the snorkel set I used on Culebra Island Puerto Rico. I have it in teal and it worked great! 

Location: Tamarindo Beach Road, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico

10. Day trip to Culebrita Island

Okay, okay, this one is not technically on the island. However it’s one of the top things to do in Culebra because it’s a simple day trip on a boat from the coast to Culebra to Culebrita. 

Culebrita is a tiny, uninhabited island about 5 miles from Culebra. It’s a beautiful island with gorgeous beaches and clear water. If you’re feeling adventurous, the island also offers old lighthouse ruins, hiking trails and natural pools for swimming.

Book it now : day trip to Culebrita

By the way – this day trip to Culebrita reminds me of the tour from Fajardo on mainland to a tiny, uninhabited island. Icacos Island, Puerto Rico is equally as stunning!

11. Jeep the island

I know we already talked about rental cars. But here’s the thing: one of the best parts about traveling is the ability to explore!

Driving the Jeep down the many dirt roads is a great way to see this island! Get ready for a bumpy ride!

It’s beautiful and you’ll see stunning landscapes. Just be sure to honor the locals and don’t trespass while exploring. 

12. Pina Colada on the beach (one of my favorite things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico)

Fun fact: did you know the Pina Colada originated in Puerto Rico? That’s right! It was created in Old San Juan at Barrachina restaurant, which you can still visit today.

So it’s rather fitting that you can sit on a beach in Puerto Rico while drinking a delicious frozen Pina Colada! The only beach on the island where you can buy frozen cocktails is Flamenco Beach. The little beach hut selling cold drinks has them for less than $10!

Pro tip: if you’re looking for a budget-friendly Pina Colada hack, try taking your own mixers and travel blender ! You’ll have to pack your blender in the checked luggage, but it can be worth it!

I’ve taken my travel blender to many beachy destinations and it’s a great way to save some cash! In this case, be sure to bring a collapsible cooler , insulated mugs to keep your drink cold and reusable straws . And of course, enjoy responsibly!

Anyway, it’s one of my favorite ways to spend a beach day. So grab a Pina Colada, put your toes in the sand and enjoy the beach!

Location: 312 PR-251, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico

13. Shop for souvenirs

Whether you’re faced with a rainy day or just need a break from the sun, shopping for souvenirs can be a fun time on vacation. 

While the island is small, there’s still a few shops to check out. When visiting downtown, you’re most likely to hit an open store on the weekend or in the afternoon. Remember, you’re on island time so if you come across a shop that’s not open, check back later!

Shopping in Culebra PR:

• Galeria de Regalos
• Mi Pequena Partia Boutique

14. Experience the beautiful Zoni Beach (another favorite on this list of things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico)

Looking for some privacy? Or maybe a little more peace than the large crowds and tours that bring people to Flamenco Beach?

Give Zoni Beach a try! The picturesque palm trees and beautiful bay will have you falling in love with this island. With a view of Cayo Norte and Culebrita Island, it’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon.

Here’s another reason why it’s way less crowded: you may have to walk through rocky water to enjoy it. And it has more seaweed than other beaches.

If you’re heading to Zoni Beach, I highly recommend to take water shoes with you . Especially during high tide, you’ll have to walk through a strip of really narrow beach in order to get to the good part. 

These are the water shoes I recommend – I take them on all my beach trips and wore them to walk through the rocky shore at Zoni Beach.

Don’t let the short walk scare you – this beach is a gem on this island! And speaking of gems in Puerto Rico, you should definitely check out the Black Sand Beach in Vieques . It’s as short flight to get there, but oh-so unique!

Location: Fraile, Culebra 00775, Puerto Rico

15. Ride jet skis

One of the coolest ways to experience this island is from a jet ski! It just might be a highlight of your trip, which says a lot considering all the amazing things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico!

By taking a jet ski tour , you’ll get to see this gorgeous coastline from the water and experience hidden beaches not accessible by land! Visit the most scenic spots on the island, without the crowds!

16. Go boating in and around Culebra Puerto Rico

Fun fact: Culebra Puerto Rico is part of an archipelago including 18 small islands. It’s quite literally perfect for any boat lover! Whether you rent a yacht, take a Culebra snorkeling excursion or fishing tour, there are so many places accessible only by boat!

Seeing all the tiny islands from the airplane on the way to Culebra made me want to check out all those empty beaches. What better way to do it than exploring via boat?

17. Experience the vibrant colors of Culebra PR

This island is naturally beautiful. With lush greenery on the hillside, gorgeous beaches and stunning water. There’s not doubt you’ll love it.

The locals have done a wonderful job of making the island vibrant and beautiful, too. Taking a walk in downtown, you’ll see street art, brightly painted signage and inviting storefronts. Homes and businesses are painted all colors of the rainbow, which is so fun!

As you experience this island, remember to respect private property as you witness this tiny island’s charm.

18. Cool treats at Rolls of Heaven

Is it time to cool off with a sweet treat? Get this: Rolls of Heaven makes ice cream and popsicles! It’s literally perfection in a restaurant. 😆

Oh, and they have over 20 fresh flavors of popsicles! With flavors like Fruit Punch, Strawberry Raspberry Mojito, Coconut Cinnamon, Oreo and Pina Colada, you’ll have a hard time choosing.

Then, over to their Heavenly ice cream…(see what I did there?) Choose from creations like Reese’s & Oreo Ice Cream Roll, Banana Split Roll and Cookie Monster Taco Roll – you’ll find something delicious!

Location: 8M2X+XC Culebra, Puerto Rico

19. See the painted tanks on the beach

Back on Flamenco Beach, wrap yourself in history and a little bit of art by checking out the tanks. It’s one of the most kid-friendly things to do in Culebra, too.

At the end of Flamenco Beach sit 2 tanks – one in the water and the other just slightly off the beach.

The remnants of the US Navy’s target practice , the tanks were left on the island to rot when the Navy abandoned Culebra as a testing spot. The locals paint the tanks, to create something beautiful out of a tragic period of time.

Location: 8MMG+VVH, Flamenco, Culebra, Puerto Rico 00775

20. Visit the Culebra Puerto Rico museum

Every island has it’s history, and this one has a small museum to see it. There is a $2 fee to enter the museum, which is worth it for history lovers!

The Culebra Historic Museum showcases artifacts and memorabilia of the history of the island . See details about when the native Tainos lived on the island. Or check out the collection of artifacts from when the US Navy used the island as a bomb testing site.

There’s also a small gift shop inside the museum. Making a purchase is another way to help support the museum.

Location: 8P68+5P4, Fraile, Culebra 00775, Puerto Rico

21. Go hiking

One of the coolest experiences you might have on Culebra Puerto Rico could quite possibly be going hiking – to find a beach!

It reminds me of hiking the Hideaway Beach, one of the best beaches in Kauai, Hawaii . You gotta work to get there! And that means way less people, or quite possibly even the beach to yourself!

• Hike to Carlos Rosario Beach by parking at the Flamenco parking lot. It’s about 15 minutes walk.
• A strenuous hike, Playa Resaca is a 30 minute hike past large boulders in a dense tree area. You may be the only ones at this secluded beach!
• Brava Beach is accessible via a 30 minute hike from the Playa Brava trailhead.

For all of these hikes, I’d recommend comfortable water shoes , which double for hiking but also on the rocky shoreline. Be sure to take lots of water, snorkel gear , lightweight beach towel and anything else you’ll want to enjoy the beach as there are no amenities at these hidden gems!

22. Find a secluded beach (a must-do from this guide to Culebra Puerto Rico)

Some of my favorite memories of Culebra (and other islands, actually) are finding empty beaches and soaking in their magical charm. So while a few beaches were mentioned throughout this post, rely on the list below if you really want to find a spot all for yourself!

Culebra’s hidden beaches:

• Resaca Beach

23. Cocktails and views at Mamacita’s 

Mamacita’s is a staple on the island. Located right on the water, it’s the place to go for mofongo (the local cuisine in Puerto Rico) and it’s also a vacation property! So if you’re wanting to stay in town, this is a spot to consider.

But for the purposes of this list of things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico, I’m adding Mamacita’s to the list for food and drinks. With water views, it’s a great place to wind down for the day, and one of the more popular restaurants in Culebra.

Location: 64 Cll Castelar, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico

24. Go kayaking

From Placencia, Belize to Siesta Key, Florida , kayaking is a favorite on any trip. So why not at a place as gorgeous as Culebra Puerto Rico?

Take a kayaking tour to see the beautiful coastline and what lies within the waters beneath! Explore the Luis Pena Channel Nature Reserve on a kayak. See colorful coral reefs, sea turtles and learn about the island’s ecosystems.

What a fun way to experience this beautiful island!

Book it now: kayaking tour

Location: Tamarindo Beach Road, Culebra, 00775, Puerto Rico (departure point)

25. Visit all the best beaches in Culebra (my favorite part of this guide!)

Alright, so a few beaches were already mentioned above. But you love options, right? So here’s the best beaches in Culebra, and what each beach is perfect for….

Best beaches with dramatic views:

• Flamenco Beach: it’s probably what drew you to this island. Rated as one of the top beaches in the Caribbean over and over again. It’s great for swimming, too. Enough said😊
• Resaca Beach: after a challenging 30 minute hike, you’ll see one of the most beautiful, empty beaches you’ll ever step foot on. Resaca Beach has pretty big waves, so swimming isn’t recommended. Dipping your feet in the water and enjoying the waves from afar – likely by yourself – is quite the reward after this hike!
• Brava Beach: with more seaweed than some of the others, it has a natural beauty to it. With rocky areas, this beach gets some pretty strong waves so it’s not recommended for swimming.
• Playa Manzanilla: one of the smallest, most remote beaches on the island offers dramatic views of this beautiful place. You’ll need 4×4 to get there, and it’s not ideal for swimming. It’s rocky shoreline with mangroves just might be a highlight of your trip!
• Zoni Beach: perfect for swimming and enjoying the waves. With views of the nearby islands, it truly makes a gorgeous day on the beach.

Best snorkeling in Culebra Puerto Rico:

• Melones Beach: perfect for snorkeling and watching the sunset. Grab your gear though, there are no services at Melones Beach.
• Playa Punta Soldado : known for its gorgeous sea life. Underwater is where Punta Soldado really shines. With colorful reefs and a variety of fish, rays and sea turtles, this has some of the most remote spot for Culebra snorkeling. Be sure to bring your snorkel gear though, there are no services here!
• Carlos Rosario Beach : offers some of the best snorkeling in all of Puerto Rico! Bring your own snorkel gear , and get ready for a 15-minute walk to the beach. Hint: that makes it even more secluded! With a beautiful reef system and small waves that create near perfect Culebra snorkeling conditions, it reminds me of snorkeling off the coast of Laughing Bird Caye, Belize.
• Playa Tamarindo Grande: snorkeling with sea turtles! Rocky shoreline with beautiful views of the caye just off the coast. (Note this isn’t the same as Tamarindo Beach – Tamarindo Grande is a different one!)

Beaches with the most calm water:

• Datiles Beach: perfect beach for kids, but can be tricky to get to. This extremely shallow beach is excellent for small children, stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking and more. It’s also in a great position for spectacular sunsets!
• Tamarindo Beach: previously mentioned for it’s snorkeling, it’s also a great swimming beach…as long as you have water shoes ! The waves are calm and perfect for floating. With a rocky bottom, you’ll want to protect those toes, though!

That’s a wrap of the things to do and see in Culebra Puerto Rico. Let’s continue on with helpful info for planning your trip!

What to pack for Culebra Puerto Rico

Whether you’ve been to 100 beaches or this is your first one, there are a few specific items you’ll want for your time on the island.

• Motion sickness medication. If you even get a hint of motion sickness, grab some medication before you leave home, or at the very least mainland Puerto Rico. Whether you’re traveling over by small plane from San Juan or on the Culebra Ferry, you’ll want to feel good during your time on the island…not sick.
• Beach attire. (I mean, obviously a swimming suit for the Culebra beach). But don’t forget a coverup or rash guard and sun hat (the sun is super powerful here!)
• Reef-safe sunscreen . This is important! Chemicals in traditional sunscreen can damage the coral reefs, causing major problems for marine life. This is my favorite eco-friendly sunscreen . And bonus – it smells great, too!
• Beach towel . Many accommodations don’t provide beach gear, or if you’re getting to the island in the morning way before you can check in, it’s best to carry your own. This is my favorite lightweight beach towel . It’s thin enough for packing and dries quickly. It also has a hidden zipper pocket for valuables!
• Snorkeling gear . There’s so many spots on this small island for snorkeling. If you’re not taking a snorkeling tour, be sure to bring your own gear. This is the snorkel set I took to Culebra PR and it worked perfectly!
• Water shoes . Mentioned previously, a great pair of water shoes will be perfect for walking on a few of the rocky beaches on the island. You can also repurpose them for hiking to a beach. These are my favorite water shoes and they go to every beachy destination with me!

These are the basics for your time on this island. For more beach essentials, check out this list on what to pack for a beach vacation.

Where to stay in Culebra PR

This guide cannot be everything you need to know about Culebra without some recommendations on where to stay!

After spending time on the island, it’s pretty easy to see that you really can’t go wrong. Deciding where to stay in Culebra will depend on your budget and preferences.

I booked a cute cottage to share with my husband using Booking.com . It had phenomenal views of the island and was definitely an adventure to get to! (It required 4×4 to climb to the top of the hill.)

If you want a quaint, affordable spot with stellar views, look for availability at Aleli Cottages . 

Here are a few more properties that just might be perfect for your stay.

Best places to stay in Culebra:

• Club Seabourne Hotel: this mid luxury spot offers beautiful views, breakfasts, pool and a great location.
• Oceana Villas: with top-notch views and perhaps the most amazing deck you’ve ever been on, this one just might be perfect for your island vacation.
• Island Charm Culebra: on a picturesque hillside overlooking the water, this quiet spot is ultra clean and offers a great value.

Tips for visiting Culebra Puerto Rico

Here’s a few more tips to make the most of your time on this beautiful island:

• Be flexible with your meals. There’s not a whole lot of Culebra restaurants. And depending on the day you might get one option for breakfast and one option for lunch. So this is your warning not to visit this island solely on the food. Instead enjoy it for what it is and be flexible.
• Be respectful to the locals. This is their island and you are a guest. Don’t litter. Don’t trespass. Abide by local laws and be polite. 
• Don’t touch the sea turtles. This technically goes for any sea life in any destination. When humans touch sea turtles, the bacteria on our hands can transfer to them, leaving turtles more susceptible to disease. Disturbing them can also change their feeding and mating habits, putting them at further risk. Respect the marine life and enjoy them from a distance.

Ultimate guide to Culebra Puerto Rico (a recap)

Are you ready to pack your bag and head to Culebra? It’s a gorgeous, laid-back island with just the right vibe for a vacation getaway. Whether you’re looking for a romantic spot for 2, a girl’s getaway or a long weekend with the family, Culebra has something for everyone.

With stunning beaches and a more natural feel than many other Caribbean islands and plenty of things to see and do, Culebra is surely a special place! Enjoy your time on the island!

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Saturday 25th of March 2023

You have to try the key lime pie at dinghy docks. It’s amazing. Get there early for dinner because it is packed! Like 5pm early.

Thursday 30th of March 2023

Oh yum! I loved Dinghy Docks but didn't get the key lime pie. Maybe next time!!

SHAWN (CHANGO) HANILY

Friday 27th of January 2023

I first read about Culerbra in 2015 and was really intrigued by it. I have wanted go and explore it ever since. Life has been too full,busy,important, and I haven't been able to justify the time. But during covid quarentine bs, alot(everything)changed in my world. My old life doesn't exist anymore and I have no responsibilities holding me back. Literally, NO reason to not just go do what I want. There is a good chance I will use your wonderful guide to relocate there! Pretty sure you can count on it! Thanx again, You did do a fantastic job !

Shawn (amigos call me Chango)

Saturday 28th of January 2023

Wow Shawn, thanks so much for sharing. I'm so glad you found this guide. Whether you're there for a day or a month, I really think you're going to love Culebra! I'm crossing my fingers you make it there REALLY soon!!

Melanie Pagan

Monday 28th of February 2022

Thank you, this was very informative. I’ll be there in two weeks. I had a few questions if you don’t mind answering. Does the island close down at a certain time? Is there stores to grab toiletries and snacks? Im arriving on the last ferry and worried I wont be able to grab last minute items on the island.

Tuesday 1st of March 2022

So glad you found this helpful, Melanie! The island doesn't really 'shut down' but the number of stores on the island are extremely limited. Some restaurants are open late, but I'd suggest trying to find what you need right away when you get there. The downtown area (near the port) will be the best option to grab a few things. There are a few shops right in the downtown area that you could look to find your supplies. Have an excellent time in Culebra - it's a gorgeous little island!

Travel A-Broads

Sunday 12th of December 2021

I've always wanted to visit Puerto Rico since I was a kid! Love this guide and all of the beautiful photos. I had no idea there was a troll here too - I feel like I need a new goal of visiting places and finding those. So neat! Xx Sara

Wow! So many fun things to do. After reading your post, Puerto Rico is now calling my name.

Yay! Glad this post inspired you to take a trip. You'll love it there, Michelle!

CULEBRA ISLAND BEACH AND SNORKEL TOUR

Beach & snorkel tour to culebra island, puerto rico, explore the best of culebra island…flamenco beach a worldwide attraction known for its white sandy beach and crystal clear, shallow waters – great for smaller children to snorkel and join in the fun flamenco beach is considered by many as one of the top ten beaches in the world, making flamenco beach a top priority among visitors to puerto rico., important: since safety is our first priority and to provide a great experience, even though flamenco is our primary destination, the location can change on the same day of the tour. based on local weather conditions and the expertise of our captain he will choose the safest location which will be of equal or better quality than flamenco beach..

Beach & Snorkeling Tour to Culebra Island Details:

• Rates per person: Adults $150.00, Children (6 to 15 years old) $120.00 (plus taxes). Rates include $3 DNR fee
• Skill Level: Fun for the entire Family
• Tour Duration: full Day – 8:00 am to 3:00 pm approx.
• Check in time: 7:15 am at Pure Adventure’s Dive Center, Roosevelt Roads Marina, Ceiba, PR
• Departing Marina: 8:00 am
• Arrival Flamenco Beach, Culebra: 9:30 am (weather permitting)
• Lunch: 11:00 am
• Depart Flamenco: 12:30 pm
• Snorkeling: 1:00 pm
• Arrival at Roosevelt Roads Marina: 3:00 pm

Once in Flamenco Beach*, Culebra (weather permitting), we spend the morning exploring the world famous, white sandy beach, (snorkeling is possible at this beach), playing with the paddle boards, or simply relaxing and enjoying your fabulous day.

…with the Pure Adventure crew, where we start with a “101” learning session and briefing before getting in the water about safety and snorkeling. Your guide (we are the only tour operator with professional snorkeling guides in the water) will help you to identify the corals, marine life and where to snorkel to see the widest variety of sea life.

* Weather Permitting – If the weather conditions require a change of itinerary, your captain may decide on visiting an alternate beach. Not to worry, the beaches are all stunning!

Lunch will be served at this magical place. For those that like to hike or take photos, Culebra’s Flamenco Beach has two old navy tanks that provide a lot of photographic opportunities. After a great memorable time at the beach in Culebra we start our journey.

Coral reefs are considered the Tropical Rain Forest of the underwater world. The reefs are one of the most productive ecosystem in the planet, making it the perfect place to explore while either snorkeling or scuba diving. On a adventure at Culebra’s corals reefs its posible to have a close encounter with angel fishes, lobsters, sting rays and many colorful fishes!

All tour times and locations are weather permitting.

Be Advised that this Culebra Dive & Snorkel Tour, travels through open water where, at times choppy seas may be encountered. This trip may not be appropriate for those with recent surgeries, back injuries, children under 6 years and pregnant women. You can always contact us the day before for the current weather conditions. Your Captain will always decide the best destination possible according weather conditions.

Tour Includes:

• Quality snorkeling gear (mask & snorkel, fins & flotation devices)
• Snorkel & Dive instructions & orientation for beginners by Professional Guide
• Paddle Boards
• Ecological interpretation about the surroundings, marine life and history of Culebra
• USCG license Captain, professional snorkel guide and a Certified Interpretive Marine Biologist among the crew.
• Local in-season fruits, snacks, water, soft drinks & Lunch

Recommended Bring Sunblock and Towels

SNORKELING COST

Tour duration, check in time, transportation.

Starting at

USD per person

The Culebra Snorkeling Tour Island Aquafari is an Immersive Experience Filled with Snorkeling snd Land Exploration, You’ll Never Forget!

Explore the true secrets of Puerto Rico through one of our most impressive excursions. Culebra Island is a snorkeler’s paradise that enchants its visitors with clear waters, white sand beaches, and a great variety of curious wildlife. Discover why snorkeling in Culebra truly has no comparison!

Our journey starts the moment you step foot at Culebra. Here, our certified tour guides will make sure you learn all about the island, its history, sites, culture, climate, ecosystems, and wildlife. Spectacular views from your car ride will hint at the magic that awaits once you reach Tamarindo beach, located within the Luis Pe ñ a Channel Natural Reserve. Tamarindo beach stands still with its healthy Green Sea Turtle population, and coral reef gardens made up of Sea Fans, colorful fish, and an array of animals that will surprise you while you snorkel. Guides will help you identify the wildlife whilst giving entertaining facts about the animals and why this reserve is so special to locals. Finally, take a nature walk along the world-famous Flamenco Beach, and end your day gazing out into turquoise water perfection.

Our Culebra Aquafari Full Day Trip will be the highlight of your vacation. Choose the Culebra snorkeling tour that better fits your needs. If you are on the main island, go with our Culebra Aquafari Full Day Trip. It includes round-trip ferry tickets!* 

If you are already in Culebra, don’t miss out on this fun adventure; check out our half-day option!

Learn More!

Culebra Aquafari Full Day Trip Highlights

• Spend a full day at the world-famous Culebra Island.
• Enjoy the best snorkeling in paradise at the Luis Peña Marine Reserve 
• Get to know Culebra’s unique history, climate, ecosystems, wildlife, and culture.
• Swim with turtles and vibrant marine wildlife.
• Explore the delicate ecosystems of the Reserve.
• Enjoy the world-famous Flamenco Beach.
• Experience the best of Puerto Rico!

Culebra Island Aquafari with Ferry tickets

(Departing from Ceiba*)

Culebra Island Aquafari without Ferry tickets

(Guests Already in Culebra)

Check-in Points & Schedule

Check-in points, all-inclusive aquafari culebra day trip:.

Guests coming from mainland Puerto Rico only.

• You will meet us at the Ceiba Ferry Terminal.
• Our host will meet you there for check-in.
• Private parking facilities are available after the terminal. The parking fee per car/per day will be paid directly to the concessionary. 
• Suggested transportation service to the Ceiba Ferry Terminal is available. Learn more

Itinerary & Route

Guests coming from the main island: the ferry ride.

Guests from the main island meet our host at the Ceiba Ferry Terminal.* We do not offer transportation, but we may share independent service providers with whom you can book. After checking in with our host, we will board the ferry to Culebra. The average travel time is 1 hour and 30 minutes. Sit back, relax, and get ready for the wonderful adventure that awaits you! Upon arrival at Culebra, our host will be waiting for you at the Terminal. Then, off we go to Tamarindo Beach!

TOURING PARADISE

Tamarindo Beach is located on the west coast of Culebra thus during your ride, you will enjoy an interpretive ride where you’ll observe and learn all about the numerous sites and life within such a unique island. Upon arrival at the beach, our eco guides will give you complete and thorough instructions of proper equipment use.

THE BEST SNORKELING IN CULEBRA

Get ready to explore the underwater marine reserve.This is one of the most important marine reserves in Puerto Rico. It has the highest coral cover in the island. Plus, it is the feeding ground for sea turtles! This stunning marine reserve is full of life.  Enjoy the breathtaking views along the way: inside and outside the water!

Put on your premium-quality snorkeling gear and dive into the vibrant waters of Culebra. Your eco guides will lead the way. Swim among schools of colorful tropical fish and coral formations. Get ready to spot green sea turtles and hawksbill turtles. There is no other place in Puerto Rico where you can enjoy this experience!

WAIT, WE ARE JUST STARTING!

Watch the coral gardens and the fish below. We will take a relaxing break, complemented by light snacks and cold refreshments. Enjoy the beach’s clear blue water. Our eco guides will share Culebra’s peculiar history and the feeling of the island’s untouched ecosystems. 

LAST STOP: FLAMENCO BEACH! (GUEST COMING FROM MAINLAND ONLY)

After a quick refreshment, we will head to our last stop: Flamenco Beach. Ranked as the second most beautiful beach in the world, no one should ever leave Culebra without visiting Flamenco!

Here the guides will give you a proper introduction of the beach with a nature walk to a surreal landscape where tanks left behind from World War II dot the scenery. History buffs rejoice! Culebra does really have something for everybody! After your walk, you’ll have some time to enjoy this unique place. Enjoy lunch at one of the local restaurants and kiosks (not included). Later, your KPR guides will take you back to the ferry terminal. There, you will take the trip back to Ceiba Ferry Terminal, while enjoying the views of Puerto Rico’s eastern coast at sunset.

*Kayaking Puerto Rico does not provide private maritime transportation to Culebra. The tickets included in our Aquafari Culebra Day Trip are for the public ferry. The Puerto Rico Maritime Transportation Authority (PRMTA) operates this ferry. Kayaking Puerto Rico is not affiliated to the PRMTA. Therefore, we are not responsible nor can control in any way changes or delays in the ferry schedule. Our company promotes a 4:45pm departure from Culebra, in the event we receive tickets for a later departure you will be notified in advance and/or on site. Your group will be offered the option to confirm excursion with a later departure, reschedule to another day, reschedule to another excursion or cancellation with a full refund. Culebra residents and workers have priority boarding. For this reason, you must be on the Ceiba Ferry Terminal at check-in time to avoid missing the ferry. If you miss your ferry, you will not be able to get to Culebra on time for the excursion. The excursion start time is subject to the arrival time of the ferry to Culebra.

Planning & Restrictions

Aquafari culebra day trip, what to bring.

• One comfortable bag or backpack
• Water shoes
• Sun Protection (i.e. biodegradable sunblock, hat, sunglasses, long sleeve shirt, rashguard, etc.)
• Set of dry clothes
• Your medicines, if you have a particular condition only
• Cash for restaurants, souvenirs, tips, etc.
• Camera (waterproof or protected)
• Packed lunch

DO NOT BRING

• Expensive or non-waterproof cameras
• Any valuable that cannot get wet
• Alcoholic beverages
• Beach chairs

IF YOU ARE COMING FROM MAINLAND PUERTO RICO

In order to be fueled for the day, please eat a hearty breakfast prior to arriving to Ceiba.

DISCLOSURES

• We depend on the ferry for trips to Culebra Island, but Kayaking Puerto Rico is not affiliated with it. Please note that the service and route may be affected by changes made by the Puerto Rico Maritime Transportation Authority regarding travel schedules.
• The Puerto Rico Maritime Transportation Authority requires a dress code to board the ferry. Clients must be fully clothed; mesh or sheer covers are not permitted.
• We reserve the right to change the order of the activities or cancel a part of the activities if the venue compromises your health or safety. We cannot forget that we are at the mercy of nature.
• Kayaking Puerto Rico is not affiliated with the Flamenco Beach facilities managed by the “Autoridad para la Conservation y Desarrollo de Culebra” (ACDEC). This entity may restrict facilities without prior notice, such as showers, food kiosks, and bathrooms, which may affect your experience and time on the beach.

MINIMUM PARTICIPATION RESTRICTIONS

The Aquafari Culebra Day Trip requires a minimum of 6 guests. We will call you to discuss your options if the minimum is not met.

HEALTH & AGE RESTRICTIONS

• Not recommended for guests with: Epilepsy Back problems Heart conditions Dizziness Recent surgery
• MINIMUM AGE: 6 years old

Please notify us ahead of time if you have any physical condition.

FERRY & SCHEDULE NOTICE

We do not provide private marine transportation to Culebra. The tickets included in our Culebra Aquafari Tour are for the public ferry. The Puerto Rico Maritime Transportation Authority (PRMTA) operates this ferry. We are not affiliated with the PRMTA. Therefore, we are not responsible for and cannot control the ferry schedule. Afternoon departures from Culebra may vary. 

You will be notified in advance and/or on-site in the event the departure time is delayed. Depending on how far in advance we receive notice of set changes. Your group will be offered the option to confirm a tour with a later departure, reschedule for another day, reschedule for another tour, or cancel with a full refund. Culebra’s residents and workers have boarding priority.

That being said, you must be at the Ceiba ferry terminal at the designated check-in time.  Otherwise, you may miss the ferry. In that case, you will not be able to get to Culebra in time for the tour. Finally, the start time of the excursion is subject to the arrival time of the ferry to Culebra.

Kayaking Puerto Rico does not sell ferry tickets.

Photography & Video

Private camera safety measures.

Do not risk your valuable property. We recommend you to keep it simple! Avoid bringing big SLR and non-waterproof cameras.

Food & Dining in Culebra

Our Culebra Island Aquafari excursion includes a selection of snacks and cold refreshments. However, they are not intended as lunch or breakfast. Therefore, w e recommend that you:

• Eat a hearty breakfast before joining us in the morning.
• B ring cash for buying food at Flamenco Beach after the trip.
• Keep in mind that most food kiosks do not accept credit cards.
• We also recommend that you pack your lunch.

Transportation

Recommendations we have for you to arrive to the Ceiba Ferry Terminal

SELF DRIVE/RENTAL CAR

If you have a rental car, drive to the ferry terminal using the link below (also provided in your confirmation email). Take your time to enjoy the drive and explore more of Puerto Rico! Ask the crew for recommendations of places to eat and things to do after the tour.

Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/nmxnePehtqBFBkaT9

UBER OR TAXI SERVICES

Great option for those not interested in renting a car.

Download the Uber App or visit www.uber.com

Contact the providers below for rates and availability:

• Lets Go Puerto Rico – (787) 639-5831
• Anthony Reyes – (787) 478-0806
• Luis Taxi Services – (787) 448-7967

GUESTS ALREADY STAYING IN CULEBRA

Guests staying in Culebra Island must have their own transportation to meet at Tamarindo Beach at Check In time.

MARITIME TRANSPORTATION TO CULEBRA

Kayaking Puerto Rico does not provide private maritime transportation to Culebra. The tickets included in our Aquafari Culebra Day Trip are for the public ferry. The Puerto Rico Maritime Transportation Authority (PRMTA) operates this ferry. Kayaking Puerto Rico is not affiliated to the PRMTA. Therefore, we are not responsible nor can control in any way changes or delays in the ferry schedule. Our company promotes a 4:45pm departure from Culebra, in the event we receive tickets for a later departure you will be notified in advance and/or on site. Your group will be offered the option to confirm excursion with a later departure, reschedule to another day, reschedule to another excursion or cancellation with a full refund. Culebra residents and workers have priority boarding. For this reason, you must be on the Ceiba Ferry Terminal at check-in time to avoid missing the ferry. If you miss your ferry, you will not be able to get to Culebra on time for the excursion. The excursion start time is subject to the arrival time of the ferry to Culebra.

Kayaking Puerto Rico does not sell individual ferry tickets to Culebra.

WHAT OUR GUESTS SAY

Incredible views. Great guides. Perfect Service. 100% worth the money!!!

  We were able to see turtles, sting rays, starfish and the coral reefs!

They give you the full experience from snorkeling with turtles, to kayaking and then relaxing on the beautiful Flamenco Beach and eating great food.

Things To Do In Culebra – Your Complete Travel Guide

Home to Flamenco Beach, one of the best beaches in the world, and amazing snorkeling, it’s no wonder why Culebra is one of the most beautiful islands in  Puerto Rico . From where to eat and the best things to do in Culebra, we have the ultimate Culebra travel guide waiting for you below!

In this article we share the best advice on where to eat and the best things to do in Culebra. Whether your spending just one day on Culebra or have a few days to spare, this slow-paced Puerto Rican island will give you the tropical getaway fix you’ve been fiending for..

Things To Do In Culebra, Puerto Rico

There are lots of exciting things to do in Culebra but it is always a good idea to research all the exciting things to do when you visit the white sand beaches of this small island, or anywhere for that matter.

Proper planning will help you budget more effectively so you can fit as many activities and adventures in your holiday as you can.

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Visiting Culebra – Planning Tips

Ok, so first things first, you’re probably wondering how to get to Culebra, Puerto Rico , right? Well, we have a complete guide on the best ways to get to this tropical island paradise. Be sure to check that out so you know what transportation option is best for you.

Moving on….

So, there are a few things we want to call out about Culebra before we jump into our “what do on Culebra” list.

• How Big Is Culebra | About 7mi (11km) long and 2mi (3km) wide
• Culebra Bombing | Yes, bombing. The US Navy used the island of Culebra as gunnery and bombing practice site. Not all bombs have been accounted for so when snorkeling or hiking, please use caution.
• Culebra ATM | There is one ATM on the island. Located by the ferry terminal, Banco Popular, is where you can get some cash.
• Culebra Grocery Store | Colmado Carniceria Milka is a great spot to grab a few essentials, just expect minimal selection.
• Culebra Gas Station | If you decide to rent a jeep, you may need to top off. Total Villa Pesquera and Dakiti Gas Station are your options.

If you’re looking to venture off of Culebra island, check out our full Puerto Rico itinerary!

How Many Days Do You Need In Culebra?

A day trip to Culebra is possible if you want to see the highlights, like snorkeling and Flamenco Beach.

However, if you want to get a feel for the best Culebra has to offer, we recommend spending at least 2-3 full days on the island.

Check Out: 13 Amazing Things To Do in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Spend a Day at The Famous Flamenco Beach

Ok, first up on our list of things to do in Culebra is Flamenco Beach. Ranked among the top beaches in the world, Flamenco Beach is an absolute must-see when visiting Culebra.

Located about 3 miles from the Culebra Ferry terminal, Flamenco Beach is about a 10-minute jeep-ride away.

Spend your day tanning on its soft white sandy beaches, swim in the crystal clear waters, and take a walk down the beach to the abandoned, painted military tanks.

Flamenco Beach Good To Know’s

• Flamenco Beach Admission : $2 per person + parking ($5 per jeep, $4 per golf cart)
• Beach Rentals: If you need some beach chairs and umbrellas, you can rent these from a few vendors located right next to the parking lot and just before the main entrance of the beach. Beach chairs and umbrellas are $5 each.
• Flamenco Beach Food : There are a few food kiosks located right next to the main beach entrance. We promise you won’t go hungry or thirsty.
• Lockers & Storage : There are lockers you can rent if you are needing to store items that can’t get wet or sandy. The locker fee is $5 for a small locker and $10 for a large one. (It’s ideal to avoid leaving anything important in your rented jeep or golf cart.)
• Flamenco Beach Snorkeling: Home to some amazing snorkeling, you can rent a mask and snorkel at one of the kiosks at the main beach entrance for $15.

NOTE: A few no-nos for Flamenco Beach are no glass bottles, no animals (like dogs or horses), and no bonfires or grilling on the beach.

Check Out: Puerto Rico Vacation Planning and Travel Guide to get great travel tips to plan your ultimate Puerto Rico vacation.

Flamenco Beach Camping

Located just behind the beach you’ll find a camping area where visitors can pitch a tent for the night. The fee is $30 per night/per two-person tent.

The campsite offers basic amenities like drinking water, showers, and bathrooms making it a lodging option for those wanting to get up close and personal with the flora and fauna of Flamenco Beach.

If you’re looking for ab accommodation right on Flamenco Beach that’s not a campsite, book your stay at Casona 1D for the perfect beach getaway.

Don’t Miss Happy Hour at Dinghy Dock

If an open-air beach bar offering up amazing views of the bay filled with sailboats sounds good to you, then Dinghy Dock is your spot. With happy hour specials on food, beer, and booze, an ice-cold beer at Dinghy Dock is a must when visiting Culebra.

Check out: Santurce Street Art – A Guide to San Juan Graffiti Neighborhood

Book a Scuba Diving Trip

Culebra is home to some of the best scuba diving in Puerto Rico and with two dive shops located on the island, booking a two-tank dive is a no-brainer.

If you’re looking to book a scuba diving trip, Aquatic Adventures or Culebra Divers are who you should call. Both shops offer two-tank dives for around $120 and that includes lunch.

Or, you can check out Sea Ventures Pro Dive Center for more details on their 2 tank dive options to Culebra.

Whichever company you go with, Scuba Diving is not a bad way to spend a day, if you ask us!

Swim With Sea Turtles at Tamarindo Beach

The second most popular beach in Culebra is Tamarindo beach. Why do you ask? Well, because of its sea turtle population.

Located about a 10 minute jeep ride away from the Culebra Ferry Terminal and 6-minute jeep-ride away from Flamenco Beach, Tamarindo beach is a snorkeling paradise.

A part of Cayo Luis Peña Nature Reserve, Tamarindo Beach is nowhere near as developed as Flamenco Beach but that’s also part of its charm.

You’ll find no rental or food kiosks here. Meaning, whatever you need for your day here, you must bring those items with you. But, the natural beauty of the spot makes it worth it.

NOTE: Tamarindo beach is a safe haven for sea turtles so PLEASE do not touch them or feed them and please pick up your trash.

Grab a Coffee at Blac Flamingo Coffee

A little sleepy from all that island sun? Well it sounds like you need some fuel. Make a pitstop at Blac Flamingo Coffee for a little pick-me-up.

From expertly made lattes and espressos to artisan breakfast options, Blac Flamingo Coffee is a quaint coffee shop that has an amazing hipster vibe.

A perfect way to start the day if you ask us.

Visit Culebrita Island

Isla Culebrita is a small island off the east coast of Culebra. This island is uninhabited and you can reach it by taking a water taxi since it is very close to Culebra. The tiny island is part of the nature reserve so it is also a wildlife refuge for wild animals.

On this island, you can go and visit the Culebrita Lighthouse, one of the oldest lighthouses in the Caribbean. The island also offers beautiful sandy beaches to walk and lots of beautiful scenery to explore.

Just be sure to clean up any trash to keep your trip environmentally friendly.

Rent a Jeep and Explore The Island

If you’re looking for the best way to explore and get around the island of Culebra, we definetly recommend renting something with four-wheels. For us, that was a jeep!

There are two jeep rental agencies on the island, Carlos Jeep Rental and Jerry’s Jeep Rental . Costing anywhere from $50 – $75 a day, a jeep is a great way to see the island and beach hop.

If renting a Jeep is be a little too pricy, both locations offer Golf Cart rentals as well for around $40 a day.

While renting a car is the easiest way to explore the island, a car is not 100% necessary. If you want a more active way to explore Culebra, consider renting a mountain bike. Give Dick & Cathie Bike Rental a call (787) 742-0062.

Visit Cayo Luis Pena

This is another small uninhabited island off the west coast of the island. You can take a water taxi to the island and enjoy nature walks, snorkeling, and swimming. No visitors are allowed to stay overnight since the island is a wildlife refuge but it is still a terrific spot to spend your day if you love peace and quiet.

There any many exotic species native to here as well, so wildlife lovers will absolutely be at home.

Book a Culebra Tour or Rental

If you’re looking for some extra fun in the sun, consider booking a Jet Ski for a few hours.

If you want something a little more chill, some paddle boarding or a fishing trip might be more your speed. Or perhaps you just want to cruise the beautiful waters of the Caribbean with a boat tour. If that’s the case, give Gammy’s Water Tour a call.

Regardless of what you do, just be sure you get plenty of beach time in. Culebra is an island after all 🙂

Visit the Other Beaches

Flamenco beach is one of the most popular beaches on the island but there are many other beaches to visit and explore. Each of these beaches offers something unique in terms of clean water, natural beauty, and tranquility. Some of the best beaches to explore include Zoni Beach, Melones Beach, Playa Tamarindo Grande Beach, Playa Sardinas Beach, Playa Resaca beach and many others.

Some of these beaches like Melones Beach or Tamarino Grande Beach are considered hidden gems because they are not as populated and they do look completely different from the normally white sand beaches such as Zoni beach.

If you have the time, each beach is totally worth checking out.

Check out the History Museum

It is always good to learn about a location’s history. The Museo Historico de Culebra is an ideal spot to visit if you want to know more about this island. This museum isn’t particularly large but it does offer quite a few interesting things to see.

Here you can learn about how the island used to be the site of Camp Roosevelt.

Where to Eat In Culebra?

Looking for a few Culebra restaurants to check out to get your fill of tasty food? Well, we have a list of some popular places to grab a meal just below.

• For Beach Bar Food and Good Vibes: Dinghy Dock
• Fresh Seafood & Caribbean Eats: El Eden
• For a Taco Fix: Zaco’s Tacos
• Organic, wholesome fare: Vibra Verde
• For a Burger: Tiki’s Grill
• Coffee and Breakfast: Blac Flamingo Coffee
• For a Slice: Heather’s Pizzeria

Culebra Nightlife & Bars

Culebra, Puerto Rico isn’t known for its nighttime adventures. The nights here are mostly peaceful with not too many things to do. If you’re looking for a night out on the island, we definitely suggest a beer (or four) at Dinghy Dock. Offering live music and great views of the bay, let’s just say we spent many blissful hours here.

If you want a few other places to check out to get your nightly libations on, Mamacitas Guest House, The Spot, and El Batey are a few other great bars on Culebra.

Is Culebra Safe to Visit?

With the island being so small, crime is not a real issue in Culebra. You’ll want to use caution when driving as some of the island roads are bumpy and not well maintained though.

All in all, there was never a point when we felt unsafe. Just use common sense by keeping valuables out of sight and locked away and you shouldn’t have a problem.

The most dangerous part about visiting Culebra is probably the snorkeling. Even though the waters are clear and shallow, you still need to practice caution to stay safe. The rocks can be pretty sharp and there are also predators (keeping a respectful distance will also keep you safe).

When traveling to any new place, its always a good idea to make sure you have proper insurance to protect yourself if something happens. We have travel insurance through World Nomads and we will say, it has come in handy a time or two.

Where to Stay on Culebra

• The Luxury Inclined:    The Seabourne Hotel offers private balconies and bay views, making this hotel perfect for relaxing. With an easy to access dock and signature rum cocktails, a few days at Seabourne will have you feeling right.
• The Budget Conscious:   Hotel Kokomo is located in the center of town close to the ferry terminal, restaurants and bars. Offering private rooms with AC, Kokomo is a great place to call home for a few days.
• Something in Between:   Mamacitas Guest House is situated along a water way. With an onsite restaurant and bar, Mamacita’s is a great location on Culebra.

For more accommodation choices and places to stay on Culebra,  you c an check the latest place and prices here to secure an unforgettable Puerto Rican accommodation.

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Culebra Island  Day Trips  Experiences from San Juan & Ceiba. Get There Easily

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Culebra Day Trip by Ferry 

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The only way to truly experience Culebra Island

is to Island Hop by Plane. We proudly offer one of the only Culebra day trip flights with countless unique and exclusive package options available to help make your experience unforgettable. Each day trip package has a unique itinerary that allows you to choose the adventure that best fits what you’re looking for. Our day trip flight is the perfect way to start an adventure-filled day in Culebra, Puerto Rico.

For those who are looking for an exciting, safe, and fun San Juan to Culebra day trip, we have the perfect exclusive solution. Your day trip will include a unique itinerary that starts with transportation from your hotel, an amazing flight, and transfers to beautiful beaches in Culebra. There are many different activities on the island that are available, including snorkeling, relaxing on the beach, visiting local restaurants to taste Puerto Rican food, and many other things to do. There is never a dull moment, especially when taking in the scenic views of the picture-perfect island.

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Visit World Famous   Flamenco Beach,  Guided Snorkeling Experience, Transfers in Culebra, and more.

Culebra Snorkeling + Flamenco Beach  

Ferry Day Trip

Experience a great Beach Hopping Tour with Snorkeling at Beautiful Tamarindo Beach & visiting World-Famous Flamenco Beach. Our Culebra Full Day Trip will be the highlight of your vacation. 

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Culebra Island, 15 miles east from Fajardo, is  7 miles long and surrounded by two dozen cays and islets. It's populated by some 3,000 gentle and friendly souls. Here you'll find no nightclubs, no malls. Instead, you have nature - dozens of secluded beaches, miles of coral reefs, birds and sea turtles.

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Best Things to Do in Culebra Puerto Rico

P lanning to visit the picturesque island of Culebra, a hidden gem nestled in the Caribbean Sea? Just a short ferry ride away from the mainland when you visit Puerto Rico, or a quick flight, there are some memorable things to do in Culebra Puerto Rico. 

Recently I visited Culebra with my friends, and we stayed for three days and two nights. I’m excited to share with you all that we learned so that you can have the best experience.

Known for pristine Culebra beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and vibrant marine life, the island of Culebra offers a slice of paradise for those seeking a tranquil and unforgettable getaway. Whether you’re a beach lover, an outdoor adventurer, or a nature enthusiast, this tropical paradise has something for everyone. 

In this post, I’ll take you on a journey to explore the top Culebra things to do, from basking in the sun on breathtaking beaches to snorkeling through underwater wonders and immersing yourself in the island’s rich natural beauty. Get ready to dive into this beautiful destination and uncover the best experiences Culebra has to offer.

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Where To Stay In Puerto Rico

One of the best places to stay in Puerto Rico is the Caribe Hilton in San Juan . It’s not only oceanfront, but it has its very own private beach with calm waters for snorkeling, an incredible outdoor pool area, and several restaurants on sight. I stayed here during my visit to San Juan, Puerto Rico and used it as a great central location. It’s only a 10-minute Uber ride to Old San Juan or a 15-minute Uber ride to the international airport.

Click here to check rates for Caribe Hilton.

If you’re looking for more fun in Puerto Rico beyond the adventurous experiences, then you may want to consider combing your trip to be part-adventure and part-relaxation and book a few nights in one of the top Puerto Rico resorts for families .

Don’t have time to read a bunch of Puerto Rico blog posts and reviews for planning a visit to Puerto Rico? Here are our top picks for tours and places to stay in Puerto Rico:

Highely – rated tours in Puerto Rico:

• Culebra Catamaran Day Trip
• Bio Bay Bioluminescent Kayak Tour
• Old San Juan Walk and Taste Tour
• UTV or ATV Tour
• Culebrita Snorkeling Tour

Best Places To Stay in Puerto Rico :

Caribe Hilton San Juan, Puerto Rico

Culebra Vacation Rental

How To Get To Culebra

There are a few ways that you can get to the remote yet beautiful island of Culebra from the mainland of Puerto Rico. 

Take a Ferry To Culebra

The most affordable and popular option is to take a ferry from Ceiba, a town on the eastern coast of Puerto Rico. The ferry ride takes approximately 1 hour, depending on the schedule and sea conditions. It’s advisable to arrive early, especially during peak travel times, as tickets are on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more about the ferry service here . 

Charter A Private Boat or Catamaran from Fajardo

Another option is to charter a private boat or use a water taxi service from Fajardo. This option provides more flexibility in terms of scheduling, but it can be more expensive compared to the ferry. Several companies offer private boat charters to Culebra .

Take A Small Plane to Culebra

Culebra has a small airport called Benjamin Rivera Noriega Airport (CPX), which serves domestic flights from San Juan’s Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) and Isla Grande Airport (SIG). Flying can be more convenient and saves time compared to the ferry or private boat options. Several local airlines, such as Cape Air and Vieques Air Link, operate flights to Culebra.

Things To Do in Culebra

There are some fun things to do in Culebra, and the most popular attraction is exploring the beaches on Culebra. Or, consider visiting the Culebra National wildlife refuge. The tiny island offers a few day’s worth of activities if you’d like to plan a long weekend, or you could do a day trip as one of the top Puerto Rico Adventures and still experience some of the great things to do on Culebra.

Just be sure to check out our family beach vacation packing list before you head there to make sure you have all that you need. Let’s dive into some of the best things to do in Culebra PR.

Rent A Golf Cart and Tour the Island

In order to access the popular beaches on Culebra you’ll need transportation. There are two popular rental places where you can rent a jeep or a golf cart to get around the small island. We rented a gas powered golf cart from Carlos Jeep Rental. You can also look for rentals at Jerry’s Jeep Rental, both located within walking distance to the small airport.

The rental attendant showed me a map and explained how to get to the popular beaches and where to drive and not drive. It was nice to have a golf cart so that my friends and I could get around the island easily during our stay.

Visit the Famous Flamenco Beach

Flamenco Beach is often ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy shores, and stunning panoramic views, it’s a must-visit spot in Culebra. Honestly, Flameco beach is THE Culebra beach everyone raves about all around Puerto Rico.

It’s absolutely one of the best beaches in Culebra Puerto Rico.

Be sure to plan to grab some beautiful pictures while you’re on this beach! Take advantage of the green rolling hills background along with the aqua water. Much like the best beaches in the Florida Keys.

You can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, or simply relaxing on the white sand beaches. There’s even a lifeguard on duty and bathrooms and showers to rinse off when you’re finished. Be sure to bring your snorkel gear because there’s some great snorkeling on the west side of the beach near the tanks.

Yes, there are deserted US Military tanks that are on the beach and are regularly painted by the locals so they don’t look so rusted. In truth, the US military tested out bombing on Culebra in preparation for the Vietnam War.

Later the locals pushed back and the military left the island, and with that, left behind some tanks and other things. Yet, now people visiting Flamenco Beach are looking for the tanks as they are expecting to see them.

Go Snorkeling off of Culebra

Culebra is known for its excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities. Explore the vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, sea creatures and marine life such as sea turtles and stingrays. Some popular snorkeling and diving spots include Tamarindo Beach, Playa Carlos Rosario Beach, and even the west side of Flamenco Beach. 

While I was visiting, I found the calmer waters at Flamenco beach made for some fun and comfortable snorkeling. Scuba diving can also be done if you have the right gear.

Explore Culebra Town

Take a stroll through Culebra Town and explore its charming streets. Visit local shops and restaurants to get a taste of the island’s culture and cuisine.

Stop by the market to grab some food and drinks for a day at the beach, on a boat, or back in your hotel or rental.

Visit the Nature Reserve – Culebra National Wildlife Refuge

Culebra’s National Wildlife Refuge is a place to find many fish, plants and migratory birds. If you enjoy nature, this is place to spend an hour or two.

Take a Day Trip to Culebrita Island 

Hire a water taxi or snorkeling tour to Culebrita Island, a small uninhabited island located off the eastern coast of Culebra. Hike up to the Culebrita Lighthouse for stunning views, relax on secluded beaches like Tortuga Beach or Playa de las Hermanas, and soak in natural tidal pools known as “The Baths.”

This is where I saw both a stingray and a sea turtle snorkeling! It was such a beautiful experience. The boat ride was only 30 minutes from Culebra and the water taxi provided beach umbrellas, chairs, paddle boards. We packed up for lunch and drinks and spent an entire afternoon on Culebrita Island. 

Visit The Other Beaches On Culebra

From Tamarindo Beach, offering great Culebra snorkeling to the next popular beach called Melones beach which is a great place to watch the sunset, you can enjoy many small beaches during your time on Culebra.

Aside from Melones Beach and Tamarindo Beach, other beaches include Zoni Beach and other hidden beaches which are best to explore with a local guide. There are also some secluded beach and sea life preserves that you can go explore.

Eat at La Cocina Del Navegante

One of the best restaurants in Culebra Puerto Rico is at La Cocina Del Navegante. The coconut shrimp, fried cheese, and spicy crab was delicious. So were the mango drinks the girls had.

Eat at Zaco’s Tacos

Enjoy the fun atmosphere and delicious tacos at Zaco’s Tacos in Culebra.

Where To Stay and Hotels in Culebra Puerto Rico

There are a few good options when looking for Culebra Puerto Rico hotels or rental homes. Be ready for small, privately owned rentals, as Culebra is a very small island that only has a population size of 1,100 people.  

Before searching for Puerto Rico Culebra hotels, you are going to want to determine where to stay in Culebra Puerto Rico. If you plan to rent a golf cart or jeep, you can stay just about anywhere the paved roads will take you as the island is just a few short miles wide. But if you’d like to walk, then you’ll want to stay within a mile of the airport, which is within walking distance of the ferry terminal and most of the restaurants. 

A place that sleeps a family of 6 within walking distance to both the airport and ferry terminal is this 2 bedroom and 2-bathroom bungalow . It has a full kitchen and places for kids to sleep. 

This place offers 2 bedrooms and a jacuzzi on Culebra. 

When searching for Culebra Island hotels when planning our recent trip, we started by looking at reviews. Being a small island, we found that VRBO was a better choice to book the best place to stay on Culebra. 

FAQ’s for What to Do on Culebra

Are there day trips to culebra .

Yes, there are a few options for taking a day trip to Culebra. Here’s a great option for taking a catamaran to Culebra Puerto Rico . Or you can take the ferry to the Culebra ferry terminal in the morning and explore the island for the day, then take the ferry back to the main island of Puerto Rico.

Where’s the Best Pizza In Culebra?

Looking for the best pizza in Culebra? Then try sourdough pizza made with fresh ingredients by La Jibara Pizzeria .

Is there a grocery store or market on Culebra?

Yes, Culebra has a grocery store opened most days from 7am – 6pm called Colmado y Carnicería Milka. They offer a variety of foods including produce, chips, paper products, and even a meat counter.

How long should we plan to stay in Culebra?

You can stay for as short as a day trip or up to two nights. That way you can explore the beaches and find the best snorkeling spots, enjoy a few the Culebra restaurants, and have a bit of extra time to relax if it rains during part of your vacation.

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“A DAY IN PARADISE” – A completely VIP 8 hour trip experience, during which we were able to visit three beautiful islands off the Fajardo coast: Icacos, Palomino & Palominito. Snacks, beverages (non-alcoholic), a barbecue meal, snorkeling equipment, beach games and even floats were provided. The service was completely professional and, most importantly, very friendly. Greatly recommend if you’re looking for a boat day without strangers, only close friends and family. Anais San Juan

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Strengthening Ernesto poised to become hurricane after brushing past Puerto Rico

Tourists sit on La Pared beach as Tropical Storm Ernesto passes by Luquillo, Puerto Rico, on Aug. 13, 2024. (Alejandro Granadillo/AP)

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Tropical Storm Ernesto was poised to become a hurricane shortly after brushing past Puerto Rico late Tuesday as officials closed schools, opened shelters and moved dozens of the U.S. territory’s endangered parrots into hurricane-proof rooms.

Ernesto is forecast to become a hurricane overnight as the center of the storm moves just northeast of Puerto Rico on a path toward Bermuda. Forecasters issued a hurricane watch and tropical storm warning for the U.S. and British Virgin Islands as well as the tiny Puerto Rican islands of Vieques and Culebra, which are popular with tourists.

“Since there is some chance of Ernesto becoming a hurricane while it is near the Virgin Islands, a hurricane watch remains in effect,” the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said.

The storm moved over the U.S. Virgin Islands on Tuesday night. After passing Puerto Rico, it is expected to move into open waters and be near Bermuda on Friday.

Heavy rains began pelting Puerto Rico, and strong winds churned the ocean into a milky turquoise as people rushed to finish securing homes and businesses.

“I’m hoping it will go away quickly,” said José Rodríguez, 36, as he climbed on the roof of his uncle’s wooden shack in the Afro-Caribbean community of Piñones on Puerto Rico’s north coast to secure the business famous for its fried street food.

Ernesto was about 20 miles east of St. Thomas on Tuesday night. It had maximum sustained winds of 65 mph and was moving west-northwest at 18 mph.

“We are going to have a lot of rain,” Puerto Rico Gov. Pedro Pierluisi said as he urged people to be indoors by early Tuesday evening.

He activated the National Guard as crews across the island visited flood-prone areas and older residents as part of last-minute preparations. Meanwhile, Department of Natural Resources officials who work at breeding centers for the island’s only remaining native parrot, the Puerto Rico Amazon, moved them indoors.

Ernesto Rodríguez with the National Weather Service warned that the storm’s trajectory could change as it approaches Puerto Rico.

“We should not lower our guard,” he said.

As intermittent rain pelted Puerto Rico’s northeast, residents in Piñones tried to squeeze in a couple more hours of work.

María Abreu, 25, prepared fried pastries stuffed with shrimp, crab, chicken and even iguana meat as she waited for customers.

“They always come. They buy them in case the power goes out,” she said.

Down the road, Juan Pizarro, 65, picked nearly 100 coconuts from palm trees swaying in the strong breeze. He had already secured his house.

“I’m ready for anything,” he said.

Forecasters have warned of waves of up to 20 feet, widespread flooding and possible landslides, with six to eight inches of rain forecast for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and up to 10 inches in isolated areas. Puerto Rico has six reservoirs that already were overflowing before the storm.

Officials in Puerto Rico warned of widespread power outages given the crumbling electric grid, which crews are still repairing after Hurricane Maria razed it in September 2017 as a Category 4 storm.

Juan Saca, president of Luma Energy, a private company that operates the transmission and distribution of power in Puerto Rico, urged people to report blackouts: “Puerto Rico’s electrical system is not sufficiently modernized to detect power outages.”

Outages also were a concern in the neighboring U.S. Virgin Islands for similar reasons, with blackouts reported on St. Thomas and St. John on Monday.

“Don’t sleep on this,” said U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Albert Bryan Jr., whose administration announced early Tuesday that it was closing all schools.

The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency echoed those warnings, saying residents in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands “should be prepared for extended power outages.”

Early Tuesday, Ernesto drenched the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, where officials closed several main roads and warned that the quality of potable water would be affected for several days. Meanwhile, the storm downed a couple of trees in Antigua, and knocked out power to most of the island. Ernesto also forced the cancellation of dozens of flights to and from Puerto Rico.

Ernesto is the fifth named storm of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has predicted an above-average Atlantic hurricane season this year because of record warm ocean temperatures. It forecast 17 to 25 named storms, with four to seven major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher.

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Top 20 Things To Do on Culebra

Culebra Island is as laid-back as any place in Puerto Rico can be. This little island east of the big island of Puerto Rico offers naturally beautiful beaches, and a relaxed feel that many people love. It has a real Caribbean island feel to it.

Culebra offers white sand beaches, crystal clear blue water, healthy reefs teaming with sea life, and a tropical breeze that keeps you cool as you are watching the amazing sunsets.

But I don’t think that Culebra is for everyone. Even the title of this article runs contrary to the Culebra state-of-mind. Culebra may not be for you if you are the type of person who needs a to-do list to plan your tropical island get-away!

You go there to relax and chill out. If you want 5-star resorts, casinos, a selection of gourmet restaurants, and high end shopping … then Culebra is not for you.

Culebra has basic accommodations, casual dining, and just a few basic-needs stores. And everything is laid back — businesses open and close with the comings and goings of the ferry … or when the mood strikes them.

If you are ready for this type of relaxed, basic vacation on a beautiful island, then you should look into spending some time on Culebra.

Our Culebra Top 20 List

If you’ve read more than a handful of articles in our blog, you’ll realize that we are not the type of people that can lie on the beach all day and read a book. Even so, we find Culebra to be very appealing. After some (short) beach time, we have been able to find just the right amount of active things to provide the perfect balance for a short trip.

Find a Beach — I think that Flamenco Beach and Zoni Beach have the best sand and views. Spend some time on the beach sun bathing, reading a book, sleeping, enjoying a beverage, listening to the waves, or day dreaming. If you are feeling energetic, you can always go for a swim in the water, or for a walk on the beach.

Snorkel or SCUBA dive — The west coast beaches surround the large Luis Peña Marine Reserve, with lots of healthy coral and marine life. Bring your own, or rent, snorkel gear and explore beneath the waves. If you’re carrying a SCUBA C-card, go for a dive with Taz at Aquatic Adventures or Culebra Divers.

Take a Hike — While there are not a lot of hiking trails on Culebra , there are some. There are some on Culebrita, too. Or take a long walk on a beach and count sea turtle nests.

Go Bird-watching — You will see mostly shore birds, but there are also a number of other native and migratory birds on the island.

Go Kayaking — Take a kayak into the bays or around the mangroves. These are excellent places to bird watch. You can rent kayaks from the Culebra Bike Shop. Or take a snorkel/kayak tour with Kayaking Puerto Rico or Culebra Island Adventures.

Drive Around & Go Sightseeing — Rent a car, jeep, or golf cart and drive around the island. Stop in at the Museum of Culebra . The museum has archaeological material from ancient pre-Columbian peoples, remnants from the US Navy, old maps, pictures, and information about Culebra’s history. It’s usually open Friday to Sunday from 9am to 2pm (that or thereabout). There is a small fee to enter.

Bike Around the Island — Though people may go off-road for fun, I think you would have to stay on the roads to avoid popping your tires all the thorny trees and bushes that you’ll find off-road. This is for people who are into biking and are physically fit. Though the island is small, it is hot!

Go Out on the Water (via sail or motorized) — Hire a captain and go sailing, boating, or fishing for the day. Look up Pez Vela, Captain Dan, Snorkel SVI for charters. Or just take a water taxi to an out-island. KPR Adventure Shop also rents the underwater propeller scooter, to really zoom you through the water.

Take a Yoga Class — Ask the place where you’re staying for a recommendation.

Eat, Drink, Be Merry — and repeat as necessary. Find a bar and/or restaurant and enjoy a cool drink and a yummy meal. Bushwackers are a local favorite drink. Bet you can’t have just one!

Find Some Nightlife — Watch the sunset (at the ferry dock in town, or any of the beaches facing west like Melones or Tamarindo), star gaze (though some beaches are closed after dark during turtle nesting season). Dinghy Dock sometimes has live music and a karaoke night ….. Most places close by about 10pm, but The Spot may be open late on weekends. For early birds, consider catching a movie at the Cine Culebra by the library.

Shop for Souvenirs — There are a few stores in, or near, town. We found some nice locally made artwork, crafts and jewelry.

Get a Massage — Ask the place where you’re staying for a recommendation.

Take a Jet Ski Tour — Look for signs, or ask the place where you’re staying for a recommendation.

Go Out on the Water (non-motorized) — Go sailboarding, kiteboarding, surfing, stand up paddle boarding (SUP) on your own or take a lesson.

Feed the Fish — Feed the tarpon at the Dinghy Dock and Mamacita’s restaurants.

Chillax — That’s what Culebra is all about!

And that’s our Top 20 list. Now, if you’re the type of person who noticed that there are not 20 items on that list … or if you just went back and counted the items on the list … then maybe, just maybe , Culebra is not the right place for you to spend more than 1 day!

Details (or lack thereof)

Usually, we provide more specific info about things to do and activity operators. The problem with doing that is that things on the small islands change so frequently. Businesses come. Businesses go. Someone who is running tours today might not be there tomorrow.

It is probably best not to plan your trip around a specific tour or operator. It’s better to wait to get current information right before, or during, your trip. Once you are on the island, you will see all sorts of signs for local companies/tours/businesses posted on telephone poles. Or just ask a local at any restaurant, store, beach, or the place you are staying. It’s a small island. They either know someone who offers what you want, or know someone who knows.

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• Balneario Flamenco, Culebra
• Benjamin Rivera Noriega Airport (CPX)
• Culebra Museum
• Ferry Terminal, Culebra
• Melones Beach
• Playa Tortuga / Turtle Beach
• Tamarindo Beach, Culebra

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