Fees · Destination Guide
Culebra
Small-island reef days, sea-turtle habitat and protected cay adventures
Key fee: Ceiba-Culebra adult ferry ticket (13-59)
USD $2.00 to $2.25 in conflicting published sources
Fees · Destination Guide
Small-island reef days, sea-turtle habitat and protected cay adventures
Key fee: Ceiba-Culebra adult ferry ticket (13-59)
USD $2.00 to $2.25 in conflicting published sources
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
No separate universal Puerto Rico/Culebra tourism levy or island-wide mandatory marine-park visitor tag could be established from the reviewed official sources. The Canal Luis Pena reserve has activity and operator rules; Culebra Divers says its guided dive/snorkel prices include a reserve fee. Check the specific operator and managing agency for any additional permission or charge. Ferry sources conflict on a standard adult fare and must be reconciled at checkout. Flamenco beach entry and parking charges are commonly reported in secondary guides, but no current authoritative tariff was independently verified, so they are not quoted as accepted fixed fees.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ceiba-Culebra adult ferry ticket (13-59) | USD $2.00 to $2.25 in conflicting published sources One-way passenger crossing; source discrepancy unresolved | general; scuba; freedive; snorkel; topside | Official Puerto Rico Ferry ticket website or port window | |
| Culebra Divers certified two-tank morning boat | USD $160 per certified diver, before tax Per booked morning tour; subject to calendar and conditions | scuba | Culebra Divers booking page | Operator-marketed price includes full gear and its listed Luis Pena reserve fee, but not tax or gratuity (scuba booking terms). |
| Culebra Divers single-tank certified afternoon boat | USD $110 per certified diver, before tax Per booked afternoon trip | scuba | Culebra Divers booking page | Afternoon boat may include mixed participants. Current availability, permitted sites and dive qualifications must be confirmed (operator). |
| Culebra Divers guided snorkel boat | USD $75 to $85 in conflicting operator pages, before tax Per booked afternoon seat | snorkel | Culebra Divers booking page | Operator requires competent unassisted swimming, flotation use and a minimum of two bookings for its afternoon departure; reserve fee listed as included (operator). The dedicated snorkeling page lists USD $75, while the scuba afternoon-boat page lists USD $85 for a snorkeler. Confirm the actual booking total directly. |
| Mask, snorkel and fins rental | USD $20 for published one-day set, before tax Operator-defined rental day from pickup to close following day | snorkel | Culebra Divers storefront, 4 Calle Pedro Marquez | Published walk-in rental requires fitting and credit card; inventory and hours may change (rental list). |
| Canal Luis Pena protected-area access and operator authorization | No independent standalone visitor tag amount verified Activity-specific and conditional; commercial operators require relevant authorization | scuba; snorkel; freedive | Check current DRNA reserve administration and booked permitted operator | No-fishing and no-contact rules apply. The published operator says the reserve fee is included in its boat price; this does not grant off-itinerary access (reserve rules). |
| Culebra NWR restricted-area access | No universal access charge verified; authorization required for certain units Sector-specific visitor authorization, not a general ticket | topside; scuba; snorkel; freedive | Confirm with Culebra NWR staff | The USFWS permits specific visitor areas; other sensitive or military-remnant sectors are closed or require authorization. No blanket permission to land exists (refuge leaflet). |
| Flamenco visitor beach and vehicle access | Current official admission and parking tariff unverified Check per visit and type of transport | topside; snorkel | Confirm with the site manager before arrival | Multiple secondary guides publish beach and parking charges, but no current primary price source was authenticated. Bring a small amount of cash and check locally rather than relying on a quoted fixed fee. |
Fee
One-way passenger crossing; source discrepancy unresolved
Per booked morning tour; subject to calendar and conditions
Operator-marketed price includes full gear and its listed Luis Pena reserve fee, but not tax or gratuity (scuba booking terms).
Per booked afternoon trip
Afternoon boat may include mixed participants. Current availability, permitted sites and dive qualifications must be confirmed (operator).
Per booked afternoon seat
Operator requires competent unassisted swimming, flotation use and a minimum of two bookings for its afternoon departure; reserve fee listed as included (operator). The dedicated snorkeling page lists USD $75, while the scuba afternoon-boat page lists USD $85 for a snorkeler. Confirm the actual booking total directly.
Operator-defined rental day from pickup to close following day
Published walk-in rental requires fitting and credit card; inventory and hours may change (rental list).
Activity-specific and conditional; commercial operators require relevant authorization
No-fishing and no-contact rules apply. The published operator says the reserve fee is included in its boat price; this does not grant off-itinerary access (reserve rules).
Sector-specific visitor authorization, not a general ticket
The USFWS permits specific visitor areas; other sensitive or military-remnant sectors are closed or require authorization. No blanket permission to land exists (refuge leaflet).
Check per visit and type of transport
Multiple secondary guides publish beach and parking charges, but no current primary price source was authenticated. Bring a small amount of cash and check locally rather than relying on a quoted fixed fee.