Hiking to Brava Beach
One of the nicest things about being on Culebra is the many hikes, walks, and outdoor activities that are available. Hiking to Brava Beach is by far one of the most fun things you can do on a trip here.
Yesterday, we had a guest that did not want to go to Flamenco Beach for a fourth day in a row, so we told him that we would walk to Brava with him.
If you are reasonably fit you shouldn’t have any problems doing this walk. The hike in takes about twenty five minutes and is best done in sneakers or Tevas because the trail can get a little muddy.
Remember to bring any water or food along with you because once you get down there you will most likely be the only people and there are no kiosks. Below are some photos from our hike:
The start of the walk to Brava, just park on the side of the road and start hiking.
The beginning of the trail to Brava Beach:
Walking the Brava Beach trail.
Coming up to the beach, as seen in the distance (boy is that nicer than looking out the window and seeing a driveway full of snow!).
FINALLY – Brava Beach Culebra, Puerto Rico.
If you have had enough of the cold, come on down to Culebra!!
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helen said,
Wrote on December 29, 2007 @ 1:28 am
Brava is one of my favorite beaches on culebra, I love hiking the rocks to the right of main beach. I can’t wait to get back. I am coming in april. Do the leatherbacks nest here? I definately want to witness this event this trip. bye
Lydia said,
Wrote on December 28, 2009 @ 9:29 am
I was not impressed with the trash on the beach and it was scary hiking down there with the big nests, large holes in the ground, and bones lying around. We got pretty scratched up by the brush and lost the trail once. The beach is beautiful and wild but the trash was disgusting.
I thought Zoni beach was incredible.