A pristine, uninhabited island next to Culebra — historic lighthouse, natural tide pools, and secluded beaches.
Culebrita is a small, uninhabited island just off Culebra's eastern coast — no development, no ferry dock, no crowds. It's home to a historic lighthouse, natural tide pools carved into the rock, and secluded beaches that see a fraction of the visitors Flamenco Beach does. The only practical way to reach it is by private boat.
A Culebrita charter departs Marina Puerto del Rey in Fajardo and typically combines a stop at Culebrita with time at Flamenco Beach or Carlos Rosario on Culebra proper, since the islands sit right next to each other. Given the distance and multiple stops, we recommend an 8-hour charter with your captain planning the exact route based on the day's conditions.
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Whether Culebrita is included depends on the day's sea conditions and how much time you have — your captain will help plan the best route once you're underway. Pricing is a custom quote based on the boat and group size, the same as our other Culebra charters.
A 19th-century lighthouse overlooking the channel, a series of natural saltwater tide pools known locally as "the Jacuzzis," and quiet beaches with some of the clearest water in the archipelago. Because it's uninhabited and less visited than Flamenco Beach, it tends to feel far more remote.
A USCG-licensed captain and mate, fuel, water, sodas, beer and ice, fresh fruit, snacks, sandwiches or wraps, a floating mat, and Bluetooth music — the same all-inclusive standard as every Boating Puerto Rico charter.
No hidden fees. The same standard inclusions on every Boating Puerto Rico charter — Fajardo & Culebra.
