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For those of us on a budget, camping is the only accommodation option in Culebra, Puerto Rico. The one and only government run camp ground is located right on beautiful Playa Flamenco, which is exactly where you’ll want to spend your days anyway. Camping in Culebra can be an exercise in frustration for those of you without a vehicle, but you can get by if you’re made of pretty stern stuff.
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The Playa Flamenco Campground is officially run by
Culebra, a small island in Puerto Rico, is a stunningly beautiful slice of the Spanish Virgin Islands. Nestled a short 17 miles from Puerto Rico and only 12 miles from St. Thomas, this haven offers vacationers a much more Caribbean vibe than the mainland, as well as a safer alternative to its crime-prone neighbor Vieques. You don’t even need to speak a lick of Spanish on Culebra, my sister didn’t. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy one
The US Virgin Islands are just a hop away from the USA and a preferred destination for those who don’t want to worry about having a passport or speaking another language when they travel. The USVI consists of the three main islands – St. John, St. Croix and St. Thomas-, as well as many smaller surrounding minor islands.
It’s hard to say which of the main islands is the “best” to visit. So, here at WhyGo Caribbean, we’ve taken
For those who love a Caribbean escape without the hassle of making sure they have a passport or speak the language, the US Virgin Islands (USVI) are an excellent choice. The three big islands are popular honeymoon and wedding destinations. They fill up with sand and sun lovers all year round. Snorkeling, kayaking and hiking are also popular sports. And you can improve your tennis skills as well.
Here at WhyGo Caribbean we tried to select some of
US Virgin Islands are located close to the United States and are among the few islands where American citizens don’t need a passport to travel to. There are plenty of things to do on the islands but spending time on the beach is one of the major reasons tourists flock here.
There are countless of incredible beaches in the archipelago and it’s quite hard to put together a short list but we did your best at WhyGo Caribbean and came
Puerto Rico has been a popular tourist destination for decades. Whether you are heading to San Juan for its history and culture or to the beach to surf or work on your tan, Puerto Rico has it all. Boasting 272 miles of coastline and many beaches, Puerto Rico offers beaches suitable for swimming, practicing water sports, for families, for singles and, of course, for lovers.
Puerto Rico offers some of the best windsurfing beaches
