2025 Culebra Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Getting There - on ferry Attractions - beach Hotels - at the beach Food & Restaurants - local food vendors Shopping - local market

Night falls, and everyone leaves the bustling old city with their own stories from the day. On the stone-paved road, hurried pedestrians come and go, while the air is filled with piercing car horns and phone conversations in Spanish. Unlike the changes in New York and Los Angeles, people here may not be eagerly anticipating the arrival of a new chain store, nor will they stumble upon a newly opened Japanese sushi restaurant or Korean barbecue restaurant in a corner of the old city, or a Chinese restaurant run by Fujianese. Here is San Juan, it will never be as lively as the streets in my home country, with pedestrians jostling for space. This is San Juan, and it will look the same in 10 years. In 10 years, Lao Huang and I may come to the same bar and order the same Corona, but we won't be faced with the dilemma of choosing from new wines released every quarter like we were in Brooklyn. San Juan has already made a choice for you before you arrive, to choose what you like and choose to come back. Here, continuity is advocated, even in the shops recommended by The New York Times, all of them are old shops that have been around for over 50 years. Piu Bello At night, there are very few shops still open when coming out of the mall. Found a restaurant with a decent ranking on TripAdvisor and met a sweet part-time female waitress. Maria, go sweep the floor. Maria, go bring back the menu outside. Maria, go help pack the customer's order. She doesn't mind either, amidst her busy schedule she still remembers to help us add water and bring the salt shaker. Lao Huang said, "I hope she will be happy when she sees the tip receipt, don't let the bloated boss ruin her day." Repeatedly requested caramel pudding to be tasted before the meal. Chocolate and coconut egg rolls paired with fresh seasonal fruit. An abandoned beach

Culebra island is a very small island that belongs to Puerto Rico. The best beach in the Caribbean with tranquil atmosphere and very pleasant insiders. Although is still under maintenance since the pass of hurricanes to the island you still can enjoy the best waters in the Caribbean. Some cleaning to its shore should be improved but doesn’t affect the fact that you still can swim in a very warm, clean and clear water. Is a moat to visit this island during your Puerto Rico trip. #culebraisland #beachlife #vacation

Everyone knows about the Caribbean. But when it comes to Culebra, is that Nani? Culebra is a small island in Puerto Rico, a free state in the Caribbean. The biggest motivation for me to come to Culebra is to see the world's third-ranked beach, Flamenco Beach. I have been to too many beaches, but the moment I stepped onto Flamenco Beach, I knew I was in the right place. The softness and cleanness of the sand, the clearness and clarity of the sea make me linger. The reason why the Culebra Island is so beautiful is that there are not so many tourists, and the development level is not as good as that of the island of Puerto Rico, but it also retains the originality and quietness of nature. On Culebra Island, we have snorkeled in several areas, and there is a place where you can see turtles, which is exciting. When you are tired, you can enjoy an unlimited supply of buffet on board. Our guided tour of the boat slammed into the sea and picked up a sea urchin. Touching the thorn of the sea urchin, I found it softer than I thought, so I boldly put it in the palm of my hand. Of course, we quickly sent it back to the Caribbean Sea to which it belongs. If it weren't for Puerto Rico, I wouldn't know that the small Culebra was a paradise hidden in the Caribbean.