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Author: Brandon Storer (---.sub-70-194-203.myvzw.com)
Date: 06-05-13 22:24

Just Looking For Info From Others Who Have Ventured Over To Culebrita. How To Get To The Island, Price, How Long Is The Trip Over And How Long Are You On The Island, What To Expect While Over There?

Any Other Info Would Be A Plus!

Thank You!

Brandon S

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Re: Culebrita

Author: JeffandMary (---.chi.clearwire-wmx.net)
Date: 06-06-13 22:34

We went with captain Sebastian. It was about $75 per person. Trip was all day, bring sandwiches and a little rum and coke. We went to at least two beaches, the hot springs, and walked up to the lighthouse. It was really awesome and well worth it. We would go again for the beaches and snorkeling. I don't have his number but I think you can find it at Mamacitas if they're open or maybe at the Dingy Dock. We had a great time.

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Re: Culebrita

Author: Brandon Storer (---.sub-70-194-205.myvzw.com)
Date: 06-07-13 00:06

Thank You!

Brandon S

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Re: Culebrita

Author: hillman (---.prtc.net)
Date: 06-07-13 17:04

Captain Sebastian:
787-435-4498

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Re: Culebrita

Author: Cap'n Wacky (---.mycingular.net)
Date: 06-08-13 21:06

Don't just go to the lighthouse, go to the top -- the view is amazing!!! Just leave the rum on the beach, kind of dangerous

drive fast and take chances

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Re: Culebrita

Author: A Aylett (---.dyn.optonline.net)
Date: 02-23-14 17:11

We booked a trip to Culebrita with Captain Sebastian two weeks ago. The process involved several calls over several days and we were looking forward to a great day. After waiting for 30 minutes at the agreed location I call to see where he was. After a second call he picked up. I told him we were waiting for him. His response was to hang up. No explanation , apology or call back.
When booking the trip he sounded very professional although he did state his price included the fee or permit to go on the island (no such fee exists)
We ended up using Guilin 7873146163. A real gentleman. Reliable. Friendly and $5 per person cheaper than the unreliable Captain Sebastian.

AA

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Re: Culebrita

Author: Michael (---.mycingular.net)
Date: 02-25-14 05:08

Guilin has been operating for years .. thanks for the feedback, AA

Enjoy Culebra!

Michael

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Re: Culebrita

Author: Drew (---.cmdnnj.fios.verizon.net)
Date: 02-25-14 15:35

Try a day with Captain Bill. Never heard anything but great things about this day trip with fishing, lunch, and Culebrita. Check it out on Trip Advisor:

http://bit.ly/MrS0F1

Captain Bill: 787-215-3809

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Re: Culebrita

Author: lauraadventureseeker (---.cpe.distributel.net)
Date: 03-05-14 13:41

Hello Brandon,

I went to Culebrita Island on Captain Sebastian's boat. I met 2 other campers who was also camping on Flamenco Beach, we went to Culebrita in Nov 2013, and during that time it cost us $40 each. We chose the no snacks package. We met him on the port near Dinghy Dock's restaurant. The ride took about 30 mins and once we landed on Culebrita, Captain's Sebastian will arrange a time with you on when you want to get pick up. We chose to stay for 4 hours. Before he left us he gave us very specific directions even drawing a map on the sand to how to get to the Lighthouse, Tortuga Beach and the Tidal Pools. We also provides you with beach umbrella and snorkel vests if you need it. Also, you can snorkel right there where the boat landed. He will tell you where to snorkel too to get the best views of sea life, including where the turtles are best to be spoted.

These are my videos from Culebrita.
I hope these infos help.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5MHa951e28&list=UUEiXPbfzPurmvk_UYTKOBRQ&feature=c4-overview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwWZYlBP9i8&list=UUEiXPbfzPurmvk_UYTKOBRQ&feature=c4-overview

lauraadventueseeker

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