Playa Flamenco (Flamenco Beach),Culebra

Playa (Flamenco Beach) is a lovely shoreline and relatively waveless, shielded cove.It is long,wide,flanked by greenery and just a single or two structures are close it.The Fish swim straight up to the edge of the water,and has no less than 20 yards of perfectly clear perceivability underwater.The shoreline is gone to by African Seagulls,and some of the time by dolphins.Its white sandy shoreline extends up and down the whole inlet, you will feel the Caribbean sun everywhere and ask why you had held up this long.Fishing is precluded in the area,but you can take pictures,and there's parcels to see swimming around four scattered reefs toward one side of the beach.A suggested jump begins on the correct side of the beach,which keeps running along the precipice toward the east of the bay,sea swimming in and out multiplying to around islets.

At night,if there is no moon,you can in certainty see the Milky Way enlarge out over the sky.The shoreline has been halfway developed:there are stop rangers,showers,bathrooms and maybe a couple booths where you can get a refreshment or some ice and a touch of nourishment amid the day.

Flamenco Beach is viewed as the second most lovely shoreline on the planet by Discover Channel and by a wide margin the most famous shoreline in Culebra.Locals call the "Gaviero of Silence",possibly for the settlement of gulls settling on the bluff that closes calculated east.I might want to state that Flamenco is a great place to snorkle,sunbathe,swim,socialize and camp out.Enjoy,camping gear,and numerous spots to barbeque.Or you can simply bring a book and some sunblock.

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