Hotels near Benjamin Rivera Noriega Airport - CPX, Culebra

Culebra was a beautiful island with a lot of beaches and wildlife to see. We saw horses roaming around, birds, crabs, sea turtles, and countless tropical fish while snorkeling. There were several nice restaurants serving fresh fish and local cuisine and even a taco place! Highly recommend the day trip to Culebrita with Captain Bill on his catamaran with his 2 dogs. He takes you to the island where he provides you snorkeling gear and instructions as to not disturb the reefs. He also provides info on exploring the island of Culebrita which includes a few beaches and an old lighthouse. He provided a beautiful charcuterie for snacks and before we returned to Culebra he prepares an incredible dinner of fresh fish and veggies with rice which you eat on the boat (best meal I had on the trip). The island was an experience you have to see for yourself!

it was so hard to find a place to eat .everything was closed boarded up. the flamingo beach was beautiful but no place to buy good food to many flies around the two stands that were their no place to sit.I would recommend to anyone going thier to bring there own food.

Culebra beaches are amazing worth the visit you definitely need a golf cart which will cost $110 aday there are not many places to get breakfast and coffee . Try and book your ferry ride in advance because it is hectic Do your research on guest houses but the beaches are worth a visit

WARNING - don't stay at this hotel if you want a clean room and facility. This property has nothing to offer. It's too pricey and they do not offer customer service. Hotel 8 is superior to this property. The furniture is broken and has torn covers; the stair are disgusting and filth everywhere. Don't believe the reviews. I left this property today and so relieved to be out of there. Whew.

Culebra has beautiful beaches accessible thru golf carts, jeep rentals or taxi to main beach, Flamenco beach. We traveled the end of November and rip current level was extremely high! Restaurants open around 4 pm, bakeries open early with long lines. Small convenience stores have plenty of food to take and eat in your room. Our family of 5 enjoyed exploring the many beaches around the island, snorkeling at Punta Soldado and Tamarindo and the views at Culebra. We loved Rolls of Heaven food the best!

Make sure you don’t come if you’re in the rainy time April starts to get more rain. And try out the food throughout the town because it is wonderful and so many beautiful beaches rent something that has a real motor like a side-by-side cause some of the heels are steep.