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bsfreeloader Says: Parts of Culebra and most of the offshore islets are part of the Caribbean Islands National Wildlife Refuge. During the breeding season, these protected areas...
Snorkeling at Playa Carlos Rosario
bsfreeloader Says: A fifteen or so minute walk from Playa Flamenco, Playa Carlos Rosario is often billed as Puerto Rico’s finest snorkeling site. If that is the case, it doesn’t...
bsfreeloader Says: Culebra’s main claim to fame is Playa Flamenco (Flamenco Beach), which is hyped as being Puerto Rico’s top beach and one of the best beaches in the Caribbean...
Sun Screen, Sun Screen, Lots of Sun Screen!
Greatwalk0 Says: Being an island, run of the mill products are sun screen (which is ESSENTIAL when outside) can be much more expensive than average. Bring lots of it with...
Mamacitas: Small Room | Cheap Price
Greatwalk0 Says: Mamacitas is a nice little guesthouse, perfectly located on the island. Prices are extremely cheap, but remember -- you get what you pay for. Accomodations are...
Some of the most beautiful beaches in the world!
Greatwalk0 Says: Culebra has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. This small, funny island has some of the most untouched beaches in the western hemisphere. Most are...
maharaja_joe Says: Puerto Rico is one of the better countries in the region. Getting out of the airport, renting a car, and driving toward Fajardo on the East coast, was a cinch....
maharaja_joe Says: One of the van drivers who takes you around to different parts of the island will take you to his brother's place for authentic Culebra dinner. The place is...
maharaja_joe Says: Dewey, named after Admiral Dewey of, what else, the US Navy. We went there to have lunch. Dewey is nothing more than a collection of houses with some bars. The...
maharaja_joe Says: We trekked along a trail to the other side of the island. It is like searching for Easter eggs: you walk through the dense vegetation and suddenly there is a...
maharaja_joe Says: We walked on the white sands of the beach, appreciating the green water and eyeing the corals that were within swimming distance. Soon we came across a couple...
maharaja_joe Says: We camped at the campground on Flamenco beach. It costs around $10 per night. You have to get your own tent. It is very safe, even when deserted. We had no...
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I was a "partial-vegetarian" before we took this trip to Culebra (no red meat or pork - I would only eat fish and chicken). This all changed as I was enjoying...
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One of two Spanish Virgin Islands
Culebra was just a slight mention in travels books. You hear about the army's presence, you hear about Flamenco Beach and its claim as second best beach in the world, and you hear that its closer to...
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Much as Prachi and I had heard of Puerto Rico, not much was known about the island of Culebra, just East of the mainland. The only thing we knew was that, till the recent past, it was used as a......
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Culebra - Paradise in Puerto Rico!
Although we were married in January 2003, neither of us had vacation time to enjoy a decent honeymoon until December 2003. Therefore, in August 2003 we spent a week in Puerto Rico as a "shorty-moon"...
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Located just 12 miles west of St. Thomas, Culebra is actually closer to the Virgin Islands than it is to mainland Puerto Rico (it is 17 miles east of the big island). The island is only seven miles......
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