Until recently, I didn’t know of the existence of the Spanish Virgin Islands. The islands (Culebrita, Culebra, and Vieques) belong to Puerto Rico. They are located between the USVIs and Puerto Rico, about 15-20 miles west from St. Thomas or east from Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Nobody lives on Culebrita. There are no stores or bars/restaurants. Accessible only by a private boat or a day tour boat from Culebra, an adjacent island. Culebrita is unspoiled and undeveloped YET! It offers beautiful beaches, an old lighthouse, Jacuzzi pools from the ocean, and nature itself. The hiking trail to the lighthouse is well maintained. Without a private boat, one can take a ferry boat from Fajardo, Puerto Rico to Culebra. Then, a day boat trip to Culebra to Culebrita.
Extensive Coral Reefs Such as the Mile-Long Formations Southeast of Culebrita
S/Y Bad Bunny in Culebrita Anchorage
Jacuzzi Pool Near the Ocean
Old Lighthouse on Culebrita
Culebrita Anchorage