A small island about 20 miles east of Puerto Rico, Culebra is the type of deserted island destination you choose specifically to spend your days lying on the beach and do nothing. When that is not enough, there are a few other beloved activities like snorkeling, beach-combing, and birding. There are also a few shops on the island that will allow you to scratch the itch to pick up a few souvenirs and much of what you will find is locally and artistically crafted.
There is not much on Culebra to do, so head off it and explore the water surrounding the island. Sunken boats, natural tunnels, and a variety of wildlife make it a prime spot for divers.
There are two dive operators and at least 14 good dive sites in the area. To reach our detailed page about diving in this area, read this page.
If your group includes some folks who enjoy shopping they can while away some time exploring some of the 6 retail shops in the area. If you're interested in learning about shopping on Culebra, you can do so here.
Another popular activity is experiencing the area's interesting sights. Among other sights, the area has at least one historic site and various other attractions of interest to vacationers. Click this link to find our article about area sightseeing and attractions.
If you enjoy sightseeing underwater you'll be pleased to know you'll have the chance off the coast of Culebra. For a more detailed look at local snorkeling opportunities, go to this page.