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People often come to the Caribbean to do nothing but lie on the sun-soaked beaches of the islands, however if that doesn’t impress you there a fabulous line-up of thrilling water sports, bird watching, beach exploring and a number of activities to placate a more charged spirit in Culbera. Here are some of the the super activities that have shaped the silhouette of this strikingly enticing island.
Bird watching
Culbera’s subtropical climate, lush terrains and expansive mangroves foster the breeding and natural development of a number of exotic birds that have inhabited the Culbera National Wildlife Refuge. Visitors can spot a variety of seabirds including Roseate Terns, Laughing Gulls, Brown Noddies and several species of Boobies. Sprawling across 1,568 acres of demarcated territory, this place is also one of the largest colony of migratory birds that visit during the period of May to September. A must visit for avid bird watchers.
Go snorkeling
Culbera like many Caribbean islands is a water sport buff’s delight. The beaches of this petite albeit visually stunning island boasts of some fabulous snorkeling reefs with superbly designed coral vistas that will leave visitors spellbound. Several groups in the island offer intense snorkeling activities along with complete gear and diving instructions. Perfect for exploring Caribbean’s exquisite marine masterpieces.
Camp at Flamenco Beach
For a calm, unruffled experience, camp at Flamenco Beach and experience the true beauty of the coastal wonder of Culbera by witnessing its tangerine sunsets and barbequing under the stars. You can spot beautiful turtles and magnificent Eagle Rays on the beachside and even go swimming to the extreme northeast or northwest of the beach where the water is comparatively shallow.
Discover Culebra on a motorboat
Visitors can rent small motorboats that cost approximately $ 150 to $ 200 a day and embark on an exploratory mission to unearth the virginal charms of Culbera’s small islets and fascinating veiled private beaches along with lesser known shores and spots. Brings out the a throbbing adventurous streak even in the most placid traveler.
Culbera, though not as popular as its more illustrious Caribbean peers, is a super off-beat and sparsely populated destination that will give you ample space to navigate the natural wonders of the continent minus all the mad tourist frenzy that outlines more prominent holiday spots.
