Going to Culebra!
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alashas
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Would love to hear more about scuba diving at Culebra! I think we flew over it on our way back to PR from the BVI 2 weeks ago. Is this it? http://honeymoon2.smugmug.com/gallery/3526896#199438420
Thanks, alashas http://honeymoon2.smugmug.com/
Thanks, alashas http://honeymoon2.smugmug.com/
alashas
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Bumping this in order to hear more about diving at Culebra.
Thanks, alashas
Thanks, alashas
worlddiver
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I spent 5 years sailing around the US and British Virgin Islands and found Culebra to be the best adventures and diving of all these islands.
I would spend weeks on anchor at Little Culebra. Vigin white sand with turtles and eaglerays in the little bay with a lighthouse at the top of the hill. There is one little island just north that you can dive down into a cave that will bring you out on the other side of the island. The other side is to rough for anchoring. On the east side you will find 2 more caves that go up into the island. The marine life and soft corals are just awesome. There are 2 local dive operators that will take you on that dive if you are a above average diver.
The little restruants on the main island, Culebra are great and checkout the bakery at the airport, warm fresh bread everyday.
I would spend weeks on anchor at Little Culebra. Vigin white sand with turtles and eaglerays in the little bay with a lighthouse at the top of the hill. There is one little island just north that you can dive down into a cave that will bring you out on the other side of the island. The other side is to rough for anchoring. On the east side you will find 2 more caves that go up into the island. The marine life and soft corals are just awesome. There are 2 local dive operators that will take you on that dive if you are a above average diver.
The little restruants on the main island, Culebra are great and checkout the bakery at the airport, warm fresh bread everyday.
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