Culebra Puerto ricoOne of the Spanish Virgin IslandsCulebra is the smaller of the two Spanish Virgin Islands under the jurisdiction of Puerto Rico, therefore under the American Flag. The largest of the Islands is Vieques Puerto Rico. Arriving to this underdeveloped island is like arriving to Paradise. You can feel from the very first moment that the beaches here are among the most beautiful on the Planet Earth.
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Exotic Beaches Here you’ll find white powdered and exotic beaches as well as some dark sandy beaches. You will also find shallow and deep waters and many coral reefs surrounding the island, ideal for Caribbean Snorkeling and Scuba Diving.
This tiny isle is located 27 km or 17 miles east of Puerto Rico and 19 km or 12 miles west of St Thomas USVI and its area is 11 km or 7 miles long by 5 km or 3 miles wide. There are a few little cays surrounding this island and they all form the Municipality of Culebra, Puerto Rico. Among them the most important are: Culebita, Cayo Norte, Cayo Ballena, Geniqui, Cayo de Luis Peña, Las Hermanas, Cayos Lobo and Lobito, Botijuela, and Alcarraza. The capital city of Dewey is the home of practically all 2,000 inhabitants of of the island The US Fish and Wildlife Service protect the area as a nature reserve. This island is one of very few nesting places for the Giant Sea Turtle in the US. The Culebra national Wildlife Refuge protects many sea birds for the delight of visitors. Culebrita is the largest of the Cays and it features the most beautiful beaches with flagrant white sands and such clear waters that the visibility is almost infinite. The Culebrita Lighthouse still stands there even though it is closed to the public.
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The town of Dewey is the capital of Culebra Puerto Rico
Getting there You can fly from the city airport in San Juan called Isla Grande Airport in the Miramar area direct to Culebra. Or drive to Fajardo on the easternmost point of Puerto Rico and take a ferry that offers schedule service to the island. Or maybe you’d like to rent a private boat in Fajardo and use it for a day tour to the island and its beaches. Beaches of Culebra Flamenco Beach is by far the most popular beach on the island. Discovery Channel has declared Flamenco Beach as the second most beautiful beach in the world. The white sands stretch all over the bay and the sun seems never to abandon this beach. There are facilities for picnic, family reunions and a campground. This is the only place on the island where camping is allowed. The beach located on the northwest end of the island, is idyllic for Snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. Here you can find many kiosks offering all kind of amenities, like chairs, umbrellas while others sell drinks and Piña Coladas. There is also a Restaurant open in this beach. You’ll find enough shade around the Sea Grape trees to sit down, take a rest and take a bite. Culebrita - You can get to this cay by kayaking and spend a great day of swimming in this splendid beach. The cay is located between the big island and St Thomas. Luis Peña Beach - Is located on the north side of the cay by the same name. What characterizes this beach is that it is very quiet and snorkeling is great on its waters. Resaca Beach - Is famous for turtle watching, also called Marejada or Turtle Watch Beach. Melones Beach and Tamarindo Beach - Are great for snorkelers. They can be reached by foot from town. Punta Soldado- This is a lovely calm beach great for swimming and snorkeling. You may have a great view of neighboring Vieques from this beach. Zoni Beach Is located on the northeast and from there you have a great view of Culebrita, Cayo Norte and St Thomas.
Culebrita Cay features idyllic white powdered exotic beaches
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Our Villas boast the most magnificent views. We overlook the Harbour and the striking Vieques Sound. We are within walking distance to both the town and beautiful Melones Beach and its Reefs. Your hosts Jane & Druso Daubon have been offering the BEST lodging and hospitality in Culebra since 1970. Private yet not isolated, each villa has a comfortable living/dining room with 12’ high exposed beam ceiling. Handsome French doors open out to the main balcony with its’ splendid views. There is also a fully equipped modern kitchen and a tiled bath. The Master bedroom has a queen size bed and a private balcony. Two of the Villas have a second bedroom with twin beds and balconies. We also have 3 air-conditioned suites on our 5 acre Estate.
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Search our site and the web Mamacita’s Guest House It’s Your Home Away From Home. Mamacita’s is a guesthouse, restaurant, bar and giftshop located on the Island of Culebra in the Caribbean. If you're looking for a great place to eat, stay, or just meet others, Mamacita’s is a must for your list of places to visit. Our warm, friendly staff is ready to welcome you to a year round warm, friendly place with lots of great people.
The Palmetto is a welcoming, intimate guesthouse for the active traveler. Typically, our guests enjoy spending their days at the beach swimming and snorkeling, hiking the various trails, bird watching, or just exploring the island by bike or rental car. Since the Palmetto is a small Inn as a guest you will receive personal attention, as we truly want you to have a great visit. Culebra is an arid island with no rivers or springs. Water has to be brought from mainland Puerto Rico. Nightlife is almost non existent but the place is ideal for a romantic night walk. During the day the beaches will be the most important part of your visit, whether you are an avid snorkelers or scuba diver or just a plain tourist that enjoys swimming and sunbathing.
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