Tortuga Beach

Tortuga Beach, on Culebrita Island, close to Culebra Island, is only accessible by water taxi or boat, giving it a Robinson Crusoe-like attraction.

It is a slice of heaven with white powder-like sand and crystal blue seas. The name of the beach is derived from the high number of turtles that visit the shores each year. Tortuga, like every other beach on Culebra (save Flamenco), lacks services like restrooms, parking (the beach is only accessible by boat), and food kiosks. The wild beach is pretty beautiful, and it's a great place to unplug for a day and read a book on the sand. There are limited amenities, so you'll need to bring your own lunch, but that's part of the appeal.