Beautiful beach and reef areas. Can be windy. There is a few to park and get into the park. I think about $5 for the car and $5 per person. There are good restrooms and showers there. Food and drinks can also be purchased there. We were there during off season so not sure how crowded it can get!

Admission costs $2 per person and parking $5. Between the entrance and the beach there is an area of shops and bars, there is also packed ice cream! They sell and rent umbrellas and deck chairs, you can buy souvenirs or participate in a karaoke. The entrance to the beach, across the bridge or passing under the branches of the trees makes you exclaim "wow!" The water is crystal clear, turquoise in color, the beach is long and beautiful, in the east the best area for snorkeling, in the west less bathing but interesting because of the tank - more than one actually. Even here it bothers the closing at 17:30, although even in January the sun does not set before 18:30

I first visited Culebra as a teenager, and almost 20 years later, I finally had the chance to bring my wife and kids. It's just as breathtaking as I remembered! The water is crystal clear, and the fish swim right around you in waist-deep water. The soft, white sand makes it feel like paradise. What a pleasant surprise to see that there are now food vendors, as well as bathrooms and showers-features that weren't there during my first visit. It truly is a slice of heaven. If you're looking for a pristine beach with beautiful scenery, this is it!

We took the ferry to the island of Culebra and rented a golf cart to take us to Flamenco Beach. We were promised that it would be one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and it did not disappoint. If you are looking for a location that has not lost its natural charm and character, this is the beach for you. Your $2 entrance fee also gives you access to changing rooms, restrooms, and charming food trucks in case you are hungry or thirsty!

All the reviews are accurate. The beach is great although the water was a bit rough. There is a $5.25 fee to park for 4 hours, and they don't take credit cards (so bring cash) plus a $2 per person entrance fee.

If you are in Puerto Rico please go to Flamenco Beach. This is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It’s totally worth the effort to get there. We woke up early and drove to the Ceiba ferry terminal and bought 9:30am tickets to Culebra and 9:30pm return tickets. The ferry tickets were $3 each and parking was $15. The ferry ride over was 1.5 hours and a bit rough. A few passengers vomited on the trip there. Coming back was calm. You can rent a car or golf cart on Culebra and drive 10 minutes to the beach. We paid $6.25 for parking- cash only machine!!! And they also charge $2 per person entrance fee. The area has bathrooms, showers, food and shops and a lifeguard on duty. Very clean beach. When we were there the water was rough and we were not allowed to go in. It’s a beautiful 1 mile white sand beach. There’s 2 bombed out old WW2 tanks- one in the water and one up the hill that you can take photos next to. The town has a few nice restaurants. We had a nice day in Culebra and I totally recommend you go. You can also fly over in a small plane for $50-$100 a ticket.

What a beautiful beach! I wish we would have had more time but this beach is worth the effort. Enjoyed lunch at the kiosks then headed into the beach and sat up camp. There is shade under the trees and the sand is amazing. The water is so blue. You can see down to the bottom with perfect clarity. White fishes were swimming around us. If you are in Puerto Rico, take the time to visit Culebra and enjoy this beach!