Discover the Serene Beauty of Isla De Culebra

Getting There

• Car Rental

  If you are already on Culebra Island, you can rent a car from local rental services available at the airport or in the town of Dewey. Once you have a car, drive towards the southeastern part of the island. The main road is Route 250, which will lead you to the beaches and attractions, including Isla De Culebra. Follow the signs towards Playa Flamenco and other beach accesses. Please note that parking may be limited at certain locations, so arrive early to secure a spot.

• Taxi

  You can also take a taxi from any location on Culebra Island to Isla De Culebra. Taxis are readily available in Dewey and can take you directly to the beaches or specific spots of interest. Ensure to negotiate the fare beforehand, as taxi rates can vary. Expect to pay around $10 to $20 for a short ride, depending on your starting point.

• Public Bus

  If you prefer public transportation, you can use the local bus service that operates on the island. The bus stops in Dewey and connects various attractions. To reach Isla De Culebra, catch the bus that heads towards Playa Flamenco. The fare is typically around $2 per ride. Be aware that the bus schedules can be limited, so check the timings in advance to avoid long waits.

• Bicycle Rental

  For a more adventurous option, consider renting a bicycle. Several shops in Dewey offer bicycle rentals for around $15-$25 per day. You can ride along the scenic routes to Isla De Culebra. There are bike paths along the main roads, but be cautious of traffic. This option allows you to explore the island at your own pace.

• Walking

  If you are near the eastern part of the island, you can walk to Isla De Culebra from the beaches. Walking is a leisurely way to enjoy the natural beauty of the island. However, be prepared for warm weather and bring plenty of water. It may take some time, so ensure you have the necessary supplies.