... not that difficult, although, there seems to be a lot of conflicting information out there… Culebra Ferry Although there is a phone number to make reservations (787) ... operates daily (weekends and holidays as well) and the full schedule can be found here:  Culebra Ferry The cost is $4.50 r/t per ... ) or Vieques Airlink (888-901-9247) to Culebra. The price is $105 per person round trip and the ...

Subject: - Culebra Rainfall/October * By "William Kunke" * Date: Sun, 1 Nov 2009 06:00:27 -0400 Good Morning, This morning we got ... remnants of that cold front to our North. Hopefully this portends more moisture for the remaining two months of the year. For October Culebra received 3.2 inches of rain, far below our average of 6.5 inches. Our year to date ...

... good. Tonight we dropped by the recently opened Wings, Pizza N Things on Culebra in the new strip center that also boasts a Pocket Cricket Cellular store complete with street (okay, sidewalk) walking lady who struts her stuff to entice new phone clients. If you drive home down Culebra after work most evenings, you know the lady - all dressed in some green outfit with fashionable cap. I don' ...

... continues to extend into the overall Northern Caribbean bringing more clouds and shower activity over the islands and surroundings Showers can locally be heavy." I just read a report from Culebra on stormcarib.com/ The Culebra correspomndent says Culebra received 9.60 inches of rain since 1:30 AM, someimes coming faster than 2 inches an hour. There are flash flood warnings for Puerto ...

... shallow rents at outer ends of cove Batalan Rock (10) & Merriel’s Rock (11) both are best in the morning as strong afternoon breezes spoil view; many kinds of coral Papaya Point (12), Culebra (13) & Malahibong Manok Island (14) all are far from Anilao and have no particular merit over a number of similar places which are closer. Matoko (15) east of Matoko Point; steep slopes and ...

... few days in the boatyard in Fajardo, Puerto Rico prepping 8 boats and then, as a reward, we’re taking 2 of those boats for 4-5 days of exploring the Spanish Virgin Islands of Culebra, Vieques and Culebrita.  Around here, the month of October has turned out to be cold and rainy so this quick trip of sweaty boat rigging (and a few cold beers) is going to be nice.  Thanks, Rodney of Snoloha ...