Eastern Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
These small, uninhabited cays northeast and west of Culebra are part of the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge. They feature pristine beaches and clear waters.
Culebrita has Playa Tortuga (Turtle Beach) for snorkeling and a historic lighthouse with panoramic views. Luis Peña Cay offers clear, calm waters ideal for underwater discovery.
Culebra’s position opens a path to other beautiful, smaller islands.
Tours to Vieques from Culebra are uncommon. Most bioluminescent bay tours start On Vieques itself.
Flying is the main practical way to visit Vieques for a day trip from Culebra.
Culebra and its surrounding areas are rich with opportunities to connect with the environment.
The Culebra National Wildlife Refuge covers much of Culebra and its cays. This area shelters diverse wildlife, including nesting seabirds and endangered sea turtles.
Views from the Culebrita Lighthouse and Mount Resaca present sweeping panoramas of Culebra, its cays, and the Caribbean Sea. Ideal for photography and quiet thought.
Flamenco, Zoni, Tamarindo, and Carlos Rosario beaches, along with those on Culebrita, each have distinct natural beauty and activities.
Explore Culebra's aquatic environments, perfect for observing marine life in clear waters.
Observe Culebra's unique natural cycles and the wildlife that depends on its protected spaces.
Opportunities for cultural excursions outside of Culebra’s main town are limited, given the island’s emphasis on natural beauty.
The island's history is tied to its natural environment and strategic position.
Culebra’s culture is visible in its local interactions and town life.
Art on Culebra is often linked to its natural beauty and island life.
Opportunities to experience local life during community gatherings.
Find unique handmade items in small shops in Dewey, reflecting island themes.
Taste traditional Puerto Rican dishes and fresh seafood at local establishments.
Enjoy local music, often played at weekend gatherings or casual eateries.
Culebra is often a component of a larger Puerto Rican journey. Consider extending your trip to discover more of the region.
Add 1-2 nights for the Bioluminescent Bay. An overnight stay allows a experience.
Consider a night or two. Fajardo is the gateway to the islands and near El Yunque National Forest.
Explore the historic capital with its rich heritage and city life.
For multi-day extensions, research and book accommodations in advance, especially during peak seasons.
Explore diverse activities like rainforest hikes, surfing lessons, or city tours on the main island.
Map out inter-island and mainland transport. Small planes for quick transfers, ferries for budget travel.
