CCR's Guidebook to Culebra, Puerto Rico
Food scene
Tiki's Grill
Calle Pedro MarquezThey get busy so order ahead.
Blac Flamingo Coffee
C19 Cll Jesus M OrtizThis is the bar and restaurant that you can see and hear from our property. The food and drinks are good and it's a very lively place.
70 locals recommend
Dinghy Dock (American Restaurant)
372 Calle FulladozaThis is the bar and restaurant that you can see and hear from our property. The food and drinks are good and it's a very lively place.
This hard working couple makes the most delicious lechon and sides. They are a food truck that operates Thursday through Sunday. To find them, leave our place and head towards Flamenco. You will see them on the left side just past the municipality building and in front of the Ecological School. They start selling around 10 am and stop when they sell out, usually by lunchtime. Call or text your order to: 787-404-1590
Lechonera la criolla en Culebra
Calle EscuderoThis hard working couple makes the most delicious lechon and sides. They are a food truck that operates Thursday through Sunday. To find them, leave our place and head towards Flamenco. You will see them on the left side just past the municipality building and in front of the Ecological School. They start selling around 10 am and stop when they sell out, usually by lunchtime. Call or text your order to: 787-404-1590
Sightseeing
These people will take great care of you and make sure you have a fun and safe experience.
12 locals recommend
Bright Paddle
Calle EscuderoThese people will take great care of you and make sure you have a fun and safe experience.
Traveler advice
What to pack
Come prepared
Reefsafe Sunscreen, bug spray, hat, sunglasses, snorkeling gear.
Getting around
Taxis, Golf Carts, or Jeeps
Carlos' or Jerry's Jeep Rental are the only two rental companies on the island. If you want one, make sure to book in advance. If not, there are plenty of large, white vans that are the island taxis. They charge $5 per person each way to go to the beach.