Flamenco Beach Campground is the only legal place to camp on Culebra — and it sits right behind one of the most famous beaches in the world. It's a government-run public campground (managed by ACDEC): basic, but unbeatable. You wake up steps from turquoise water, with sunrise swims before the day-trippers arrive.
How to Reserve
The campground is run by ACDEC, and reservations go through their office — not an app. Spaces are limited and fill on weekends and holidays, so book ahead:
- Phone(787) 742-1404 · (787) 742-1400
- Emailcampingflamenco.acdec@gmail.com
- Check-inRegister & pay at the entrance office (~7 AM–7 PM); you're assigned a section
What to Bring
It's tent camping on a public beach: bring a tent and stakes, drinking water (potable water tanks are on-site), sun protection, and a way to pack your trash out. There's no electricity, showers are cold, and the sections are lettered (A is nearest the office). No open campfires — BBQ pits only — and no glass bottles anywhere at Flamenco.
Coming Soon: Glamping Concierge
We're launching a glamping concierge for Flamenco: we set up the tent, mattress and gear before you arrive and hand you a tent ticket — all you do is show up. It's not bookable yet; for now, reserve the public campground through ACDEC above. Want first dibs when it opens? Ask Coqui to flag you.
Getting Around Without a Car
Most campers skip the rental car: a fat-tire e-bike ($30 for 6 hours) handles the island's hills and dirt roads and parks free at the beaches, and our 3-hour guided tour ($65/person) makes a great first-day orientation. Both are a flat 12-minute walk from the ferry dock.
Reserve the campground through ACDEC, then grab an e-bike to see the island car-free. Glamping concierge coming soon.
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Can I reserve the Flamenco campground online?
Reservations go through the campground office (run by ACDEC), not an online portal: call (787) 742-1404 or (787) 742-1400, or email campingflamenco.acdec@gmail.com. Spaces are limited and fill on weekends and holidays, so reserve ahead.
How much does camping at Flamenco cost?
Roughly $30–$35 per tent, per night (confirm the current rate with the office), for up to 6 people per tent. There's also a small per-person beach donation (about $2) and parking (about $5/car). Rates change — verify with ACDEC.
Do I need my own tent and gear?
For the public campground, yes — bring your own tent. There's no electricity, showers are cold, and potable water is available from tanks. No open campfires (BBQ pits only) and no glass bottles. Pack in, pack out.
What does the Todo Culebra glamping concierge include?
It's coming soon: we'll set up a glamping tent with real bedding and gear before you arrive and hand you a tent ticket — you just show up. It isn't bookable yet; for now, reserve the public campground directly through ACDEC.
Can I camp and rent an e-bike or take a tour?
Yes — many campers rent a fat-tire e-bike ($30 / 6 hours) to get around car-free, or start with our 3-hour guided tour ($65/person). Both pick up a flat 12-minute walk from the ferry dock.
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