Flamenco Beach
Puerto Rico
APPEARED IN THE WORLD'S 50 BEST BEACHES, 2023
WHY WE LOVE Flamenco Beach
Flamenco Beach, situated on the crescent-shaped Culebra Island in Puerto Rico, is a true paradise. The gentle swaying of palm trees, crystal-clear water reflecting the sky, and stunning views make this beach an idyllic destination for all kinds of activities. Whether you're interested in snorkeling the incredible coral reef or taking a glass-bottom boat ride, you will feel the wind on your face and the sun on your skin. Moreover, if you're a history buff, you can enjoy a tour that will enlighten you about the several naval tanks left by the United States in this territory in the 1970s, gaining a deeper understanding of the island’s history as a whole. In short, there is truly something for everyone here!
EASY TO ENTER
The water at Flamenco Beach is very easy to enter, with calm waters and a sandy bottom.
OFTEN CALM WATER
The ocean at Flamenco Beach is usually very calm, making it easy to relax in the water.
FREQUENTLY IDYLLIC
Your odds of perfect beach days are much higher than average at Flamenco Beach.
A "Amazing blue water, white sand and a green mountain in the background!"
-MONICA, @MONICAROAMS
Flamenco Beach WEATHER AVERAGES
AVG. HIGH | AVG. LOW | RAINY DAYS | |
JANUARY | 28 ° | 23 ° | 5.4 |
FEBRUARY | 28 ° | 23 ° | 4.7 |
MARCH | 29 ° | 23 ° | 4.9 |
APRIL | 29 ° | 24 ° | 6.9 |
MAY | 30 ° | 25 ° | 11 |
JUNE | 31 ° | 26 ° | 8.1 |
JULY | 31 ° | 26 ° | 8.8 |
AUGUST | 31 ° | 26 ° | 10.5 |
SEPTEMBER | 31 ° | 26 ° | 12.8 |
OCTOBER | 31 ° | 26 ° | 12.5 |
NOVEMBER | 30 ° | 25 ° | 11 |
DECEMBER | 29 ° | 24 ° | 7.4 |
THE PERFECT DAY AT Flamenco Beach
We prefer visiting Puerto Rico during the shoulder seasons when the tourist crowds are smaller, making it easier to explore beautiful beaches like Flamenco Beach. The shoulder season runs from mid-April, after the busy winter season, until June when the summer season with more rain begins. Hurricane season usually starts in June and lasts until November. To reach Culebra Island from mainland Puerto Rico, you can either take a 45-minute ferry ride or fly, although flying is less cost-effective. For the best snorkeling experience, head to the east side of the bay or the beaches and coves facing the west. You can also join kayak and snorkel tours to explore the area more fully.