Things to do in  Culebra

Puerto Rico is a lush Caribbean island, but Culebra takes the term exotic paradise a step further. What this sleepy island lacks in big resorts and golf courses, it makes up for with its white-sand beaches, technicolor coral reefs, and a relaxed atmosphere. It’s the perfect day trip for beach lovers who want to explore a wild, pristine coastline. The crescent-shaped Flamenco Beach is the island’s top attraction, boasting turquoise waters and crystalline sands.

White sand and sparkling blue water make Flamenco Beach (Playa Flamenco) the perfect Caribbean snapshot. Tucked away on the island of Culebra, these soft sands and turquoise waters are perfect for both beach lounging and snorkeling adventures. Flamenco Beach is named for the flamingos that once roamed the island, although these days, you might not spot any of the pink-feathered fliers. But you can view a variety of marine life, including turtles, in Flamenco Beach's clear waters.

This uninhabited coral island off the coast of Culebra, another of Puerto Rico's islands, exudes Caribbean paradise vibes with crystal clear waters and powder-like sandy beaches. Culebrita is part of the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge and is home to the Culebrita Lighthouse, one of the oldest lighthouses in the Caribbean. Travelers head to Culebrita to escape the Puerto Rico mainland.

Found along the northeastern coast of Culebra, a small island off the coast of Puerto Rico, Playa Zoni (Zoni Beach) boasts the region's familiar white sands and clear waters. Since it’s less crowded than popular Flamenco Beach, visitors come here for a more peaceful setting. It's ideal for sunbathing or enjoying activities like beach volleyball, soccer, or tennis.