Only 20 miles east of Puerto Rico, you can find Culebra. This island belongs to the Virgin Islands, in terms of geological structure. It is place of great scenic beauty, with hills rising up to 330ft/100m, and visitors do not yet overrun it.

Why is Culebra so special?
Beautiful deserted beaches, where a wild horse or sea turtle's nest is a more common sight than a tourist.. A wildlife sanctuary that encompasses almost half the island, but is accessible to all. You can snorkel or dive among coral reefs and colorful tropical fish. Activities like sailing, windsurfing, boating, fishing, and other water sports along with hiking or picnicking along the beaches or rolling hills of the interior are available. A relaxed, unhurried lifestyle where you will be treated as a friend and where hardly any doors are locked. A place where you can enjoy tranquility and simply get away from the noise and the fast pace of everyday life.

Culebra is one of the last remaining islands where you can still experience the charm and pristine tropical beauty of the Caribbean.

Photo John Macone

Island Facts:
Culebra is about seven miles long and three miles wide and is part of Puerto Rico, which is located 20 miles west. Population is about 2,000 people. It is a quiet, unspoiled island, where there is little tourism. The main village, Dewey (or “Pueblo” as the locals call it) is attractively set between two lagoons. You can find the visitor's information center in the City Hall.

The climate and landscape is similar to that of the neighboring Virgin Islands. You will find tropical forests on the hills and palm groves near the beaches. About 40% of the island is park or national reserve, including many beaches. The Culebra National Wildlife Refuge, comprising the 23 small off shore islands and four parcels of land on Culebra, protects large colonies of sea birds, particularly terns and boobies, and nesting sea turtles. Volunteers are welcomed to help Wildlife Refuge rangers count and protect nests and hatchlings.

Culebra has great sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and a beautiful coral reef.

Source: El Nuevo Día • de viaje • by Mariel Echegaray
Map Source: The Culebra Calendar

Things to do:
Please go to the front desk and asked our staff to make arrangements for you. Also, if you preferred, at the moment of making the reservation, asked to the reservations executive the services that you want to enjoy during your stay.
• Snorkeling
• Scuba Diving
• Water Taxi to Culebrita and/or Luis Peña and hiking to Culebrita Light House
• Dinghy Trip around Ensenada Honda Bay and the Mangroves
• Kayaking to Dakiti Reef
• Picnic at any of the marvelous beaches
• Fishing Trips
• Bicycle Trips
• Jeep Rental
• Scooter Rental
• Massage at Club Seabourne
• Private dining at Club Seabourne Wine Cellar
• Dining at Club Seabourne Restaurant
• Enjoy the best Mojito at Club Seabourne Bar

Where to eat: There are several small restaurants in Dewey, offering local dishes and seafood. The best restaurant in Culebra Island is Club Seabourne Restaurant. Featuring the only Novo Latino Tropical Menu on the Island. Opening hours 6:00 – 10:00 pm. Available for Weddings, Special Events & Caterings.

How to get to Culebra?
Once you have arrived at the San Juan International Airport in Puerto Rico, you could make a connection from there or take the 15-minute taxi ride to Isla Grande Airport. From there you can fly to Culebra on one of the many scheduled commuter flights. The trip takes only 30 minutes. There are also flights and a daily ferry service from Fajardo (situated approximately 40 miles southeast of San Juan, you should take a Taxi or rent a car). The Fajardo flights are only 13 minutes, but the ferry is a one and a half hour ride. This ferry is part of the Ports Authority of PR and you should call in advance and buy the tickets. Please be at Fajardo Ferry Station at least one hour before departure to avoid long lines. Ferry Station at Fajardo (787)863-0705, at Culebra (787)742-3161.

Please let us know how you will be arriving so prior arrangements for a jeep rental or our free transportation service to and from the airport or ferry in Culebra can be made.

For Airline Reservations
Air Flamenco (787)724-1818
Vieques Air Link (787)742-0254
Isla Nena Air (787)742-0972