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Cayo Luis Peña

CulebraNot verified: Scores estimated from public sources, pending an on-site check: they may change.
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Uninhabited cay west of Culebra, a nature reserve with small beaches and excellent reef. Reached by water taxi or kayak.

Score by profile

  • Snorkel

    80

  • Relax

    66

  • Family

    47

Ratings

  • Access1/5

    Boat only or a long/difficult hike

  • Snorkel5/5

    Extensive reef within swimming distance

  • Marine life4/5
  • Water clarity5/5

    Over 15 m, crystal clear

  • Calm waters4/5
  • Beach comfort3/5

    Decent sand, limited space

  • Tranquility5/5

    Almost deserted

Tips

  • Arrange a water taxi or kayak tour from Dewey.
  • Bring everything you need; there are no services.

Getting to the island

  1. 1Get to Culebra

    • Ferry~1 h 15 min

      Ceiba ferry terminal – Culebra ferry terminal (Dewey)

      Public ferry, few departures a day. Tickets online or at the terminal; sells out on weekends.

      Run by Autoridad de Transporte Integrado (ATI) · Schedules and tickets

    • Small plane~30 min

      San Juan airport (SJU) – Culebra airport (CPX)

      Local airlines; also from Isla Grande (San Juan) and Ceiba.

  2. 2Get to Cayo Luis Peña

    • Water taxi~15 min

      Dewey (Culebra) – Cayo Luis Peña

      Round trip from Dewey's waterfront with a pick-up time.

    • Kayak~30 min

      Playa Tamarindo (Culebra) – Cayo Luis Peña

      Calm days only; the current can be strong.