Hotels near Benjamin Rivera Noriega Airport - CPX, Culebra

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.

Culebra is so beautiful and charming an a must go to when in San Juan! Flamenco Beach is one of the prettiest beaches I've seen and also so well maintained. I was only here for 1 night but could have easily done 1 or 2 more, to see other beaches/island and taken a boat trip etc. I rented a golf cart for about 90 dollars/day and would highly recommend so that you can explore freely and not depend on taxi as I hear they are pricey.

We stayed 4 days and enjoyed the beautiful beaches and great snorkeling. Our day trip to Culebrita was the highlight. It's a nice, quiet island. The restaurants were fine. The city is somewhat run-down.

Culebra is a wonderful island experience-- Flamenco Beach is beautiful. When there, try to visit Culebrita (a tiny island off its coast reachable by a quick boat ride-- H2O) that has Tortuga Beach, even more beautiful. A good stay is 2 nights/3 days.

Unfortunately alot of seaweed on the beach. However once you get pass the Seaweed the water is perfect, just thr right temperature. Our issue is, JUST about all the shops were closed Sunday early evening. No real night life..

It certainly is beautiful, but small, and fun things to do are in specific places. And natural features like Playa Flamenco and snorkeling places that can't be duplicated, but require advance knowledge and planning. Plan ahead. Check Weather/storm impacts. Hurricane waves made the beaches unswimmable and full of seaweed. A lot of this island is ugly, smelly, tight, bumpy roads in between the nice beautiful places. Rent a real car unless you only have 2 - 3 specific destinations, then use Taxis, but research the hours and days of things you want, including rentals, in advance. Roads are tight, bumpy, and lots of very steep hills and curves. If you want a more actual touristy experience and freedom to improvise, try Vieques I think.