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Every 5* review is right. This beach is awesome. I lived and worked in the Caribbean for years. Let me tell you, few beaches are of this caliber. The main competitors are St. John and some of the Vieques beaches. Still, this really has it all: 1) Crystal clear water; 2) Relatively calm tides; 3) soft, white sand. Not only that, where else could you see a rusted out tank just sitting in the ocean!? Pretty epic and unique. Facilities here were pretty good too. Showers, restrooms, bar/food, snorkel rentals, etc. Does it deserve to be on the best beaches list? Absolutely. Is it the best? Probably not. But, it's very good. Main downside is getting there. I did a Vieques Air Link flight from Ceiba (15 minutes on a 6 person plane) and it wasn't too difficult. But, it is a little more effort than just mainland Puerto Rico.
Ranked as one of the top beaches in the world, Flamenco is a postcard-perfect stretch of white sand and turquoise waters. First thing first - reaching there is a pain - means a) Rent a car- 50 KM- 60-70 Mins ride b) Reach Ceiba -would suggest booking ferry tickets in advance (gets sold out quickly, especially on Weekends) 50 Minutes Ferry ride to Culebra Island c) $5 shuttle to Flamenco beach, as its a popular beach, you will get a shared taxi outside the terminal It takes app 4-5 hrs and then you will reach there but trust me, that beach is worth it. The moment we saw this, we were like - "wowwwwwww" The horseshoe-shaped silver beach is indeed picture-postcard pretty, but it can get crowded on the weekends. We went there on Tuesday so there was not much rush. It does have amenities though: the only beach on Culebra that does. Beach is practically wave-less, which makes it ideal for snorkeling, swimming, unwinding, playing in the sand, or simply beach-bumming. If you were to spend the entire day at Flamenco, you'll observe a spectacular show of color changes on the water, ranging from clear like glass, soft baby blue to turquoise to deep emerald green. We hit it at 2 PM, with amazing colors. also what amazed me- it's sand. The sand of Flamenco is light, white, soft, very fine, unlike Escambron-Condado beach. perfectly landscaped shore with green rolling hills as the backdrop, lush tropical plants providing shade to visitors While you're there, don't miss your chance to bump into Flamenco's most iconic attraction, The Tank, which is a reminder of the US Navy's occupancy of Culebra. Food & Drink: there are 2 food trucks near to beach offering local food and drinks. How to reach there by Car- If you are planning to Visit Playa Flamenco and come back to San Juan then I would suggest taking route 3while going and Route 187 while coming back. a couple of reasons for this- 1) Take Route-3. You wanna save money on toll skipping Route-66 (no sense paying rental company for its transponder and $10/day) 2) while coming back to San Juan, take Route 3 & 187. Its Scenic route 3) On Route-187 - Pinones area which is famous for its street/roadside small/decent food joint - you don't wanna miss if you are a foodie or 20-minute flight
Wow. As an avid travel geek, I have seen my fair share of beaches in my life. None, however, compare to the sheer beauty that is Flamenco Beach!! The intensely blue water, pristine sand, and sheer remoteness of this beach all make for one of the most calming and relaxing places to take in the sights of sand and sea on this planet! (It's no wonder it's rated so highly!) We had arrived on the first ferry over, so were the first and only people on the beach on a beautiful, sunny morning. It also helped that we took the ferry over on a weekday to avoid weekend crowds. The sand is fine and pristine as far as the eye can see. I'm used to San Francisco's Ocean Beach which is covered with rocks, twigs, and the occasional Dorito's bag, so the seemingly untouched shoreline was such a pleasant surprise. The water is shallow enough for wading for many, many feet out, making it the perfect place to splash around and sunbathe. Later in the day I saw some people snorkeling, so apparently there are cool places to see fish as well. I had such a great time floating belly-up on the AMF-tinted water, with a very gentle breeze keeping me cool while the sun beamed down. Lastly, there are a few kiosks selling bites and drinks (just in case you need even -more- piña coladas in your system while visiting.) If you're able to find shade or bring a small umbrella, it's quite nice to have a picnic beachside after a few hours of swim. There's also one picnic table on the beach if you walk towards the tanks which we set our stuff up on, though you have to be there early to snag it. I can't help but gush about this place and now understand why there are so many damn poems and songs about the sea. You'll definitely be inspired if you come here ahead of the crowds during the right weather. If I could give this place 10 stars on Yelp I would! Enjoy!!
We had an awesome time at this beach. The setting, and and water are beautiful and by far the best of all beaches in Culebra. Kiosks are lacking when it comes to cocktails. Food is not too bad. Chairs and umbrellas $20 each, which after after dishing out over $100 (plus $100 deposit) for a golf cart for the day will make a dent in your pocket. So try to bring your chairs or at least a cooler with your fav libations)
Incredibly beautiful beach I went with my family, water's a nice cool temperature and there wasn't a cloud in sight! Some friendly fish will also swim around you, and you'll even be able to see them above water without goggles. Like any beach there's of course some mosquitos, bugs, and harsh sun so make sure to bring plenty of repellent and sunblock. Absolutely worth the trip to Culebra if you have the chance!
Flamenco Beach can be divided into two. There is the western part, which is the general public area. Here you will find several kiosks serving food and drinks, public showers and bathrooms, picnic tables, camping grounds, and the famous tanks, left behind when the US Navy ceased using the area as a practice bombing range. They make for great photo ops. This part of the beach is generally more crowded and livelier than the eastern part. Also, from the parking lot you can take a road that will lead you to Carlos Rosario Beach for some great snorkeling. The eastern part of the beach is quieter. It is mainly used by guests staying at Culebra Beach Villas and Villa Flamenco Beach. Anyone can come to this side, but the parking is for guests only and unless you are a guest you can't cross the resorts to get to the beach. You have to go around the properties. Also, taxis generally don't drop people off here, only the public area. Recently, boats and catamarans offering day trips from Fajardo anchor on the eastern or middle part of the beach. O. The far east end of the beach there is decent snorkeling. I usually hang out on this side because I usually stay at Culebra Beach Villas when I come to Culebra. I love Flamenco Beach. I have been coming here since I was a kid. Great memories. It is the nicest beach on the mainland. Tortuga Beach on Culebrita may rival it for nicest in all of Culebra. The sand at Flamenco is nice and soft. There is plenty of sand so you can play beach soccer, football, and even volleyball (if you bring your own net). The water is warm and calm. When there is strong wind you may even get to catch some decent waves on a bodyboard. Great beach for skimboarding too. Unfortunately, it has not been immune to climate change. Lots of seaweed has washes up to shore and ruins it beauty and creates murky waters. Still, it remains a great beach to spend the day. The public area is currently going through renovations. The design looks nice. As such, all but two kiosks are closed. The ones that still operate are Kiosko de Mami and Kiosko #6. There is also an ice cream cart. Also, I believe the campgrounds are closed. Once it is allowed again, I recommend camping overnight. It is fun.
Flamenco beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Beautiful white sand and turquoise warm water. There are bathrooms, food vendors, showers, umbrella rentals and lots of sun. I would say that there are 2 sections to this beach. There's the area that has coral and this makes the waves smaller. This area is perfect for families with small kids, snorkel, and to chill. To right there is section 2 where the waves can get very big. It's fun if you have a bodyboard or like to play in big waves. Do not turn your back on the ocean. Every now and then a big wave comes and puts you in a spin cycle. Love this beach.
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6 years ago
One of the most beautiful beaches we have ever visited. Sand is white and smooth, water is turquoise and warm. There are kiosks that sell cocktails and food. Bathrooms on site. read more
One of the best beaches I've been to so far with its calm, clear, turquoise water and shallow stretches that are perfect for swimming. The sand is so fine and perfect for relaxation. Glass is not allowed on the beach but there are kiosks past the coconut trees where you can grab a drink or two and a quick bit to eat. If you're into snorkeling, you can swim to a reef past the shallow end and observe some marine life. If you take the ferry from Fajardo, it can be rough ride to the island of Culebra, but coming back is a lot calmer. It is definitely worth the wait from the ferry to get here. I've posted a few photos that I think do a little bit of justice to the beauty of this place. read more
11 years ago
This is as "exotic" as you're going to get within U.S. Territory! Well...other than the Virgin Islands. Culebra island requires NO passport for U.S. citizens. Go on an adventure and get away from the touristy San Juan and take a 30-minute roundtrip flight on Air Flamenco. From San Juan to Culebra Island, it's $288 for 2 people. Way better than massive hours of waiting in the boat ferry lines. Don't miss out! Flamenco beach is the most gorgeous and amazing beach I have ever been to. The color of the ocean water is like a gradient from clear to aqua to teal to Blue water with White Sand! YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/PSZzcyjesAQ [Ignore how I pronounce Culebra in the video. The locals say it like "cuh-leh-bra"] We took a flight from Isla Grande Airport in San Juan to CPX. The smallest plane I have ever been on in my life, but this beats the 45 minute/1 hour drive to Fajardo then a possible 3-5 hour wait to get on the boat ferry, another 45 minutes-1 hour ferry boat ride and an hour back from the island then an 1 hour drive from Fajardo to San Juan...hours of back and forth no thanks! lol Tips/Advice: - *Buy flight tickets in advance - Put on plenty of mosquito spray and SPF lotion. We went in early May, there weren't any mosquitoes but based on TripAdvisor bad experiences, you can never be too careful. - Be prepared for the strong waves. Although, the water is pleasant, those waves don't play. The waves aren't nearly as bad as Condado beach. - **Bring cash for transportation to get to Flamenco Beach from the airport and for food at the beach! Even at the airport the food place doesn't take credit cards. - **When you arrive at the Culebra Airport (CPX), call for transportation. When we went, there were NO buses or taxis waiting to pick us up at the airport. On the left side wall of the airport front door (inside), you will see a list of phone numbers for taxis and transportation companies. There were Jeep rentals, but I couldn't tell you how much they cost. We ended up calling Miguelito's Transportation (787-473-2594 or 787-633-6020). I highly recommend. He picked us up so fast and communicated very well. Dude was down to earth, chill and very informative. He gave us information about the history and culture of the island. He said it's so laid back there that they don't even have police there and everyone is into organic farming. Very peaceful. read more
When in Puerto Rico, Culebra is an absolute MUST! My friend and I stayed in Fajardo just to be close to the ferry station to Culebra and we didn't even end up taking the ferry. Our hotel concierge told us the ferry ride is about $5, but you can only buy tickets for the same day trip and you have to get in line for the tickets at around 5 am AND you may not even get tickets. Thus we decided to fly there instead. There are 2 airlines that fly there from either San Juan Airport or Ceiba (Fajardo) - Vieques Air Link and Air Flamenco. We took the flight from Ceiba (way shorter wait than San Juan because it's a lot smaller airport) on Vieques Air Link. It doesn't matter who you fly, since there's about a $2 difference only but other than that they have the same schedules pretty much. Compared to the ferry $5 fare, the roundtrip flight was $92 per person and it was a 15 min flight on a tiny 8 people plane :) yet another cool experience! I heard the ferry can be a nightmare, so if you have the money, definitely take the flight. If Culebra is on your list, I can't stress enough how important it is for you to book your flight WAY IN ADVANCE because the tickets sell out super fast. There are several beaches part of Culebra and Flamenco Beach is real paradise! Once you get to Culebra, you can either walk to Flamenco Beach (about 20-30 min walk) or rent a golf cart or jeep in the airport. We rented a golf cart for $35 for the day and it was awesome and fun :) If you're not too lazy, I suggest that you go on the morning flight and enjoy Flamenco Beach all to yourself for a few hours before the other people come. Just keep in mind that this is a very relaxed island, so plan to have breakfast elsewhere for most places open around 11-12 pm. Culebra is very peaceful and noncommercial, but that's what makes it so relaxing when you're there. If you're yelper like I am, you'll see that Zaco's Tacos and Dinghy Dock are among most favorite restaurants. We went on a Sunday and Zaco's Tacos was closed, and the owner told me they may continue working just on weekdays, so we had lunch at Dinghy Dock (will write a separate review). If I could rate it more than 5 stars, I would! It is worth the time and the money. Enjoy! read more
6 years ago
This beach is gorgeous--white sand, beautiful turquoise water, and coral to snorkel around. There are two tanks on the beach as Isla Culebra used to be a testing ground for the US military. Several restrooms and food kiosks also provide amenities. GETTING THERE: Take the 9 AM ferry from Fajardo. Get to the ferry stop before 8 AM as the lines are long. The ferry takes an hour and a half each way and is $5 round trip. The last ferry back is 5 PM. There are several taxis once you arrive at the Isla Culebra. BRING: sun block swimming suit snorkel gear towel hat sun glasses towel change of clothes camera (underwater one if want snorkeling pictures) Be wary of your valuables if you are in the water. read more
7 years ago
Flamenco Beach is a public beach on the Caribbean island of Culebra, PR. Unless you are staying on the island of Culebra, travelers must charter a plane or take the Ferry as modes of transportation to see one of the top 5-rated beaches in the WORLD (Blue Flag Beach International Distinction.) BRING CASH... TRANSPORTATION To and On the Island: As stated it is difficult to secure transportation to the Island from the main Island of PR. You can charter a plane from SJU to Culebra Airport or by ferry in Ceiba. Once you arrive you can rent a Jeep or golf cart to get around the very intimate island of Culebra. We (5-people) rented a Jeep for around $60.00 for the day (worth It.) once we reached the parking lot for the beach it cost another $2.00 a person and $5.00 for the Jeep. ACTIVITIES: Swimming...I am told there are lifeguards which makes sense since they had stands, however, the day we visited there were none on duty. Snorkeling...there are plenty reefs to be discovered, bring your own gear. Sun Bathing...bring your own beach chair or rent on from the little stand (cash needed.) FOOD: I'm not sure if it was an "off" day or not but the snack stands (I only saw 2) were closed. However, the Jeep came in handy once again. We drove to the Dingy Dock and loved not only the food by the dining experience. (Look up my review for Dingy Dock) read more
10 years ago
I'm originally from Puerto Rico but have lived in the states for almost 30 years. Every time I go back I try to visit at least 2-3 new beaches. During my most recent trip, I visited Flamenco. Wow, wow, wow!!! I have no idea why it took me so long but you better believe that I will be visiting Flamenco as many times as I can from now on. This is by far, the best beach on Puerto Rican soil, hands down!!! In fact, it's recognized as one of the top beaches in the world. Yes, those people from the Travel Channel really do know what they're talking about;) The first thing you'll notice is the turquoise blue water. The second thing, the white sand that will feel like flour under your feet. Yes, I said flour! I was actually blown away by how fine the sand really is. With that being said, fine sand is very hard to get out of your towels, clothes, and valuables so I suggest that you leave your very expensive beach towel at home. Getting to the beach may seem like a sacrifice but I promise that it's one you'll never live to regret. I did not take the public Ferry because I did not want to stand in line at 4:00 am to purchase tickets. I don't know about you, but who the heck wants to stand in line at 4:00 am while on vacation? Not me!!! Do your research and either fly there or take a day tour. I went on a catamaran tour with "East Island Excursions". The experience was wonderful and well worth the money. Also, do yourself a favor and buy yourself a waterproof camera. I assure you, that you'll want to take some photos in that beautiful water. Don't say I didn't tell you so... Enjoy! read more
it's recognized as one of the top beautiful beaches in the world. I don't think a trip to Puerto Rico would be complete without a trip to Flamenco beach. Culebra is an island 20 miles off the north-east coast of Puerto. Although it has no luxury resorts, shopping, casinos, elegant restaurants, theaters, or night nife, it is one of those "picture postcard" beaches - it is very pretty, with soft white sand, beautiful views, and crystal clear turquoise water. There are a few small changing rooms, and the showers are available in the afternoon. It is open from 6am until 6pm. You can rent lounge chairs and umbrellas at the beach for $10. Flamenco beach is a 1 1/2 mile long crescent on the north side of Culebra. It is a protected cove, so there are usually hardly any waves. I love the turquoise blue water and the soft white sand that is so fine. Getting to the beach is a sacrifice for me, you can either fly there or take a day tour. I went on a catamaran tour with "East Island Excursions" through Elegant Steering. The experience was so wonderful and well worth the money. read more
For God's sake bring toilet paper!!!! Now that's settle let's get to it. We came during the off season so the ferry was headache free. The beach was amazing. We actually saw jellyfish swimming. That's how clear the water was!! How scary and awesome! This beach truly lives up to its hype. It's very clean, the food is delicious, and the local beer called Medalla are 2 bucks each/freezing cold. We saw a huge iguana vs a brave cat. Pretty cool. Bring cash! read more
Flamenco Beach is SO pretty and worth a day trip! The white sand against the clear water is exactly the type of beach you want to be at. Plus, there are plenty of kiosks selling food/drinks and renting out gear for water activities (snorkeling gear, body boards, etc). There was also a guy with a truckful of umbrellas and chairs. He rents them out for an inexpensive day rate.. $10-15 dollars. read more
10 years ago
Flamenco Beach is absolutely beautiful. The water is incredibly clear and clean. The view is AMAZING. No regrets making a day trip to this beach. I traveled from San Juan and took the ferry. Great experience. The trip to the island took about an hour. Make sure you buy your tickets in advance or go extremely early to ensure entrance to the ferry to Culebra. Once you arrive to the beach, there are several kiosks where you can buy food, drinks, sunscreen... anything really! I recommend buying the pulpo and crab salad from the kiosk that sells them. Surprisingly food isn't crazy expensive. There are several souvenir shops in the area as well. Make sure you bring cash $ $ $ read more
Sand nearly as fine as powdered sugar, crystal clear turquoise waters lapping at the shore, a few palm trees to shade your head creates the perfect atmosphere for a relaxing vacation. Nice to have a few choices for grabbing a bite to eat for lunch and a couple of cold ones. I recommend arriving before 10 to get a spot under one of the few palm trees, otherwise you will need to pay $10 for a beach umbrella unless you want to get scorched. Avoid Saturday's when mainland locals take a day trip to this quiet little island, turning into a much busier place than it is on the weekdays. read more
Flamenco Beach.. In the cold Massachusetts winters, I dream about this place!!!!!! My definition of perfect paradise. White sand, crescent beach, clear aqua water, palm trees... Ahh yes Flamenco Beach. Could be the backdrop of a Corona commercial!! Yes it gets crowded and touristy, but for good reason!!! This beach is stunning and is a must if you are in Culebra or in Puerto Rico (take the ferry over for a day!!) I love the food kiosks..pinchos/chicken kebabs, turnovers(guava and cheese...drool), frozen drinks. Lots to do and see here. Enjoy the beach and soak it in. This is my ultimate beach, I hope it becomes yours too!!!!!! read more
7 years ago
Beautiful beach. My family and I had a wonderful time. We also enjoyed the fact that we could purchase food and drinks... the beach can def get a little crowded but it's large enough for you not to feel cramped. read more
We took the ferry to Culebra and from there, a van ($3 one way or RT for $5) the beach that is noted as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. When we arrived (around 11AM or so?), there were not alot of people on the beach so there was ample space for us to walk and pick a good spot. Apparently there are people (or one person?) who sells umbrellas but I never saw anyone actually selling them and even though it was a sunny day, the clouds covered the sun every so often so we didn't need an umbrella. The sand is soft and clean and the water is warm and clean as well. The scenery is relaxing and just laying out and hearing the surf will calm you and put you at ease. This was one of the highlights of my vacation and I would definitely come back again! If you're getting stir crazy, venture to the two marooned tanks that are on the island...pretty cool. And when you're hungry, go back to the kiosks and order some chicken & garlic kabobs ($3) from this one place (sorry, don't remember which one) because they were sssooo delicious! There's a place for you to hose down and bathrooms (not sure how clean they are). read more
12 years ago
One of the top beaches in the world for a reason. It is absolutely gorgeous and the sand is mostly made of sea shells, so it is super soft and not burning hot. Crystal clear blue water of the Caribbean :) I proposed to my girlfriend on March 17th here and the beach proved to be a very romantic spot for such an occasion. A must see when in Puerto Rico read more
12 years ago
My 3rd time to Flamenco. It's such a gorgeous beach. Also very easy to get to. Take the ferry from Fajardo to Culebra and a taxi/bus to Flamenco. Read my Fajardo terminal review for more details. Tips: Pack your snorkel gear! Huge rocks just a short swim offshore. Pack snacks. There isn't much to eat where the beach is. When we went, only one kiosk was open and they didn't have much. read more
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13 years ago
Despite the hassle of the drive from san juan, line for the ferry ticket, seasickness on the ferry... I was glad that we made the day trip to playa flamenco. I was quite disappointed by the beach options in the San Juan area. Playa Flamenco is just like those postcards picture you saw. Wide and long stretch of wide sand beach and turquoise water. We came in May when they had the most rainfall so not surprisingly it was quite windy. Make sure you come early so you can rent the umbrellas for $10 for a day (they will start collecting them at 3.30pm which was ok since we were taking the 4pm ferry back). Flamenco would be the one thing that I would suggest to others going to PR. read more
beautiful and totally worth the trip out here from puerto rico. perfect powdery sand, and blue blue water. there are restrooms and even a small room to change in, which was very clean. rent a beach umbrella for only ten dollars for the day. the best part was the coral reef! bring you swim goggles. there's a piece of water that looks dark and it's because there's a bunch of coral growing there. if you swim over there, you'll see tons of different kinds of fish. angel fish, neon fish, and some regular looking fish that are still really cool. it's amazing that they just live there, swimming with people, when you'd have to go to an aquarium to see tropical saltwater fish like these. the beach food was also great! and reasonably priced. i had some fried shark nuggets, which were moist and delicious. there are hens and roosters and stray cats running around. i'm uploading a picture of a stray cat with a chicken kabob in its mouth that it dug out of the garbage. he is protecting it from other cats. just because it's fun. read more
8 years ago
I loved it! It was so nice swimming in the water, esp how the floor was all sand! There's outside showers there as well to rinse off after! It was worth the trip read more
17 years ago
One of the nicest beaches I've ever been too. Take a cooler with a couple beers and sit out and enjoy the sights. Not too many people there.... when i was there, there were probably about 20 people on the beach. Crystal clear waters are awesome! You could film a Corona commercial here. We took the morning ferry over from Fajardo and headed back in the afternoon, same day. read more
4 years ago
14 years ago
Absolutely one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. The sand is like sugar, the water a beautiful clear blue, and the views of the mountains are simply breathtaking. This is a must see if you find yourself in Puerto Rico. While you're there pick up a pina colada at one of the kioskos and sip it on the beach while taking in all there is to see. read more
8 years ago
10 years ago
Took a trip out with East Island Excursions! Beautiful voted the top 10 best beaches in the world read more
6 years ago
9 years ago
When you exit the ferry, you have to find transportation to the beach which is usually around $3 unless you rent a car. The beach was beautiful and not too crowded. There were food stands out front with plenty of options, and drinks too! The water was so warm you could walk right in. It was quite windy, so I would recommend bringing a beach chair or you'll probably end up with sand in every place imaginable. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the awful ferry experience in getting there. read more
This is by far the BEST most beautiful beach I've ever seen and been in. The combination of real water, sand and mountains is just breathtaking! I fell in love with this beach. My family and I will definitely return, even if only for the beach life! We got beautiful pictures. Filters are unnecessary that's how amazingly beautiful it truly is. read more
9 years ago
Absolutely gorgeous beach. It looks like all the beach screen savers for your desktop that you never though you will be able to see in real life. Well, this beach is it! read more
9 years ago
Yes, it's the busiest beach on the island but it is beautiful! The water is clean, the sand is like fluffy moon sand, and there is plenty of room for everyone if you just walk a little ways down the beach. Don't miss seeing the rusted tank, and take time to learn a bit of the history of the US military on the island. read more
9 years ago
My favorite island and this beach is breathtaking. The sand is white and soft. The water is clear blue you can see fishes and other beautiful creatures swimming. Also there is a lady with a little girl who sells ice cream from her cart on the beach of this island..that ice cream is scrumptious. I took a bus to this beach and it cost 3 dollars a person. I ended up hitchhiking by the beach parking lot with someone who rented a golf cart to go back by the port area. Everyone was super friendly, loving and warm. read more
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