Top Things to do in Culebra
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Culebra is somewhat of the anti-tourist destination, harboring no large hotels or flashy vacation bells and whistles. The beaches are stunning stretches of white sand, great for sunning, windsurfing and diving. The culture and architecture are just as colorful as the waters of the bright blue sea. Stroll around downtown for a truly quaint afternoon activity.
Restaurants in Culebra
1. Flamenco Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3,561 reviews
A pleasant beach on the northern coast of Culebra.
Reviewed By O5126INluism - Isabela, Caribbean
its fantastic awesome gorgeous place with clear water fantastic weather i recomend the whole world and my friends when i say that i mean it doesnt matter where u from at least once you need to see this paradise.. highly recomended and also secure.
2. Kayaking Puerto Rico
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5.0 based on 830 reviews
Kayaking Puerto Rico is proud to offer the finest kayaking and snorkeling excursions on the island! Winner of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company Quality Award; KPR specializes in professionally guided eco oriented day trips across Puerto Rico’s Eastern Coast and Culebra Island.
3. Culebrita
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 367 reviews
Reviewed By lrojeda - San Juan, Caribbean
So if you’re in Culebra, you probably heard of Flamenco. Maybe you haven’t heard of Culebrita island and its gorgeous beaches - and it puts Flamenco to shame. Culebrita is not your mainstream beach. You’ll need to find a reliable boat operator to take you out, preferrably one that does tours and knows thenisland inside and out. I definitely recommend Cayo Norte Boat Taxi, Captain Louis knows the place like few people do and will get you squared away. Boat ride isn’t too long (25 min) and you’ll get a beach that’s a snorkeler’s paradise as well as a bather’s delight. Crystal clear water and small rippling waves will carry you to beautiful coral reefs and tropical fish galore. Manta rays and sea turtles are not uncommon, and spotted more than a few within the first hours. Water is shallow, great for bathing, and around the island there’s diverse landscapes for everyone. Bring water, a good book, and some snacks if you plan to spend the day.
4. Culebra Island Adventures
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5.0 based on 615 reviews
Come and enjoy small groups snorkeling in one of the Caribbean's most pristine islands, Culebra, Puerto Rico. Experience swimming with turtles,sea rays, and colorful fish through breathtaking corals, while being guided b y certified professionals in beautiful and warm turquoise waters.
5. Zoni Beach
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4.5 based on 457 reviews
Located on the Northeastern coast of Culebra, visiting Zoni Beach will be one of the most amazing beach experiences you will have in Culebra. Zoni is just as beautiful as the famous Flamenco Beach due to its indistinguishable white sands and clear waters. However, unlike Flamenco but much like all other Culebra beaches, Zoni does not offer any amenities, such as bathrooms, parking, kiosks, etc. It's a lot less populated than Flamenco, therefore, considered a more peaceful environment. Zoni's waters are deep and you should expect some waves, especially during winter. But don't let that throw you off, Zoni Beach offers different beach activities for every visitor; there's a large open area for sunbathing, playing beach volleyball, soccer o tennis, among others. If you're visiting between April and June, don't forget to be on the lookout for turtle nesting sites! Although, of course, do not walk over them or play around them. Overall, Zoni Beach is an obvious alternative for people who want to get away from it all and enjoy a relaxing day at the beach.Information sourced from enculebra.com
Reviewed By gjohn60430 - Minneapolis, United States
Long beautiful white sand beach with incredibly clear water. Overlooks two cays. Not at all crowded. Walk the whole beach (1 mile of paradise). Swimming is great except for small children. Just go! Need your own transportation.
6. Tamarindo Beach
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4.5 based on 522 reviews
If you're a lover of snorkeling, scuba diving and/or kayaking, then Tamarindo Beach is the place to be. With an amazing view of Cayo Luis Pena and its orientation towards the West, Tamarindo Beach gives everyone who visits magical sunsets. The sand at Tamarindo is a mixture of white sand and coral stone that extends for more than a mile. Its shaded areas and picnic tables make for a perfect day at the beach with family and friends. However, just like all other beaches in Culebra (except for Flamenco), Tamarindo does not offer amenities such as bathrooms, parking, kiosks, etc. Therefore, I suggest you bring food and snacks for your day at the beach.Information sourced from enculebra.com
Reviewed By erinsX4516VB
This is a very safe, easy to get to snorkeling sight where we saw sea turtles munching away at the sea grass. :)
