He co-hosts the Caribbean Net at 7:00AM on 7248MhzĬulebra served as a practice beach landing area like its sister island of Vieques but largely got out of the business a little earlier. Les, NP2G, lives and plays bagpipes on his boat in Ensenada Honda. Dewey largely avoids the overly frantic lifestyle off the main Islandĭewey has a cut which you can dinghy through from Ensendada Honda to the ferry dock. There also aren’t any big chandleries, boat yards, or supermarkets. Nor is there overnight anchoring allowed in several bays due to their protected wildlife refuge status. This store posts the true hours of many of the local establishments. J0 251 - Advertisement - There are no marinas on Puerto Rico’s offshore island of Culebra. A fisherman brought in a particularly large lobster and our waitress nervously modeled it. The third is the lovely sister island of Culebrita which is inhabited mostly by turtles and is the get away from the get away.Įl Batey has a dinghy dock and is close to Customs at the airport. The second is just inside the reef at the entrance of the bay with charming views out to sea. Very protected and still, it lies at the head of a long bay with its only entrance a narrow cut in the reefs at the mouth in the south east. Ensenada Honda near the sleepy beach town of Dewey, is the main anchorage. There are three main anchorages, each with its own charms.
Luis Pena, a small cay off of the Puerto Rico side of Culebra had several DNR moorings and was empty towards evening.Ĭulebra is great. Went back in 8/21 with a group of friends and food and ambiance was. We sailed from Los Palaminos to Luis Pena on one tack. There is a constant parade of interesting people, lots of good food and very impressive amateur fireworks.
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