Good afternoon Mark, I responded in another post, but just FYI, the water taxis or captained boats are all per person costs. Terrie Palmetto Guesthouse, Culebra [

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Good afternoon, Water taxis are per person ($45). Currently there isn't anyone that rents boats. If you go out with a captain the costs are also per person. Terrie Palmetto Gu

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Tracy you can book in advance at http://culebraboats.com/culebra-water-taxi.php

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Good afternoon Gerald, If you are still seeking accomodation you might want to have a look at our website at http://www.palmettoculebra.com . The scooter rental spot is just

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Hola! WOW! Tamarindo is the way to go, maybe on my next honeymoon! LOL!!! It's lovely, maybe one of our bloggers could tell you how was their stay there. If it's nice and you can pay, stay there, soun

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BeachLover, I do live in Florida (Clearwater). Looks like the storm isn't going to affect us much. We'll see what they say tomorrow, though. When you go in October, even with some things

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Hola! Of course there will be new boats, it's election year. Let's hope they can maintain it and that it arrives soon before the year is over. Culebra get ready!!! It can carry 300 passengers. There's

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Culebra is fascinating. When I go to Culebra this coming December (3rd through 17th, both are Wednesdays), there will probably be a handful of people on the ferry. I bet that 80-90% of th

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I came here from St. Croix, where I'd lived on and off for quite a long time - kept coming back there, but finally ready to really leave for *good*, prepared to camp for three weeks at Flamenco, check

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He is indeed from Uruguay, but his name is Luis. You can find him and his business at http://culebraboats.com/

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Culebrita's main beach (Playa Tortuga) is in a kind of horseshoe-shaped bay, and the baths are located at one end of it. It is not a far walk to the baths from the beach. You'll need shoes or sandals

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There are several folks on island who run water taxis out to Culebrita &/or day & 1/2 day excursions over to Luis Pena. We've had guests enquire as to water taxis/boats over to Vieques &

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There is a good website with great info on Culebra and Vieques, a video of the ferry ride, etc. The website is: http://www.elenas-vieques.com/ferry.html About boats for hire, if you go to

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On that note, are there any 'boats for hire' that may take you around the various islands? (Not only Culebra and Vieques but Culebrita, Luis Pena etc.)? If so, anyone know the deal? Webs

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Hi, my friend and I are traveling to Culebra in mid-june. Does anyone know of any places/ rough estimates on fees to charter a small boat (motor or sail, doesn't matter - just NOT anythin

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Tricia, I was not taqlking about the forum - I know most people do not search and that is fine. What I was referring to is the info in the remainder of the site. I believe we are the only site that ac

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I just got back after 6 days in Culebra. There is so much to see that it would not be feasible or much fun if you spent all your time walking. Granted, one could experience the local flavor of li

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Oh yeah Debbie, you'd KILL to be here this weekend. The weather is beautiful; stellar in fact. Forget the bad Costa Bonita stuff, that is my gripe (hey, if I came to your town for fun, I'd HAVE fun, a

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Seems everybody is getting themselves and their boats ready :) http://www.caribbeanracing.com/artman/publish/arti

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Culebra has a reputation of being one of the safest anchorages in the region for boats (duh - boats - what else anchors) during a bad storm, mostly due to the reefs at the entrance of the harbor.

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Doug that acronym rings very true, guess what happens when you own a couple of BOATS (Stupid) ;) I know what I am talking about :(

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My 25 yo daughter would like to sail (no party boats and no catamarans) while we are on Culebra. Does anyone charter their boat for daily sailing. She would like to kick back and sail around the islan

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Boat Docking Space Available In Culebra: Boats up to 40+ ft long x 4 1/2 ft draft. Lifts for boats up to 17+ ft. Water and electric available. Contact Butch Pendergast,

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although your trip was postponed, I'll comment on the latest crowds issues. we recommend (especially during high season) to our guests to arrive at least an hour prior to the ferry's dep

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I made reservations to stay at least 3 days in Vieques, but....the allure of Culebra is pulling me. So, I'm trying to spend 2 days in Culebra. BUT, I'm not sure if it's even possible to move b/w the

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For the bay you can use http://culebraboats.com/ they have Zodiacs!

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It's taken me awhile to report on my first visit to Culebra which occured Sept. 21-28. My vacation didn't start out so good...the day before I could feel a sinus/cold coming on...figured a vacation w

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Michael B. I think Air Flamenco will fly to St. Thomas from Culebra or else if you click on Transport (upper left) then click on Boats, I believe you can charter a boat to St. Thomas. Your best

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Hi there, Is there any way to get from Culebra to St. Thomas on the water? Privately owned boats (informal) maybe? Looking to travel Culebra to St. Thomas 29 Dec 2007 and return on 0

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http://www.islaculebra.com/puerto-rico/culebra-boats.htm It's on this website in English, under Culebra Water taxi

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