Skip hauling a tent across the ferry. Todo Culebra sets up a turn-key glamping site for you at Flamenco Beach — a real bed, lighting, chairs and gear, pitched before you arrive — and hands you a tent ticket. You just show up and walk into your campsite, steps from one of the most famous beaches in the world.
Turn-key from $449 · 3-night minimum — pick your dates, design your setup, and we handle the rest (pitch, bedding and breakdown included).
🏕️ Design & book your glamping 🗺️ Open the live mapWhat's Included
Turn-key from $449 · 3-night minimum. Two packages — and you choose your own pieces when you book, right down to the string lights.
Canopy tent with 1 Queen bed — set up before you arrive · String lights + fans · Charging batteries with FREE swap-outs · Camp seats + camping tables · Foot-pump sink + outdoor changing station · Hanging tree shower with its own pump · Water cistern at the campsite for refills · Setup + breakdown — 100% turn-key
How It Works
Book online
Pick your dates and package and design your campsite — 3-night minimum. Takes a couple of minutes.
We set it up
Before you arrive we pitch your tent and gear at your Flamenco section and text you a tent ticket.
You show up
Walk in, drop your bag, and you're camping on Flamenco Beach — no tent-hauling, no setup.
See live availability and pricing, and lay out your campsite piece by piece.
🏕️ Design & book your glampingPrefer to Rough It? The Public Campground
Flamenco is also home to the only legal public campground on Culebra, run by the government agency ACDEC. It's basic — bring-your-own-tent — but unbeatable value and location. Reservations go through their office (not an app), and spaces fill on weekends and holidays:
- Phone(787) 742-1404 · (787) 742-1400
- Emailcampingflamenco.acdec@gmail.com
- On arrivalRegister & pay at the entrance office (~7 AM–7 PM); you're assigned a section
Rates run about $30–$35 per tent, per night (up to 6 people), plus a small beach donation and parking. Bring a tent and stakes, drinking water (potable tanks on-site), and sun protection. No electricity, cold showers, no open campfires (BBQ pits only), and no glass bottles anywhere at Flamenco. Pack in, pack out.
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.
Glamping & Camping at Flamenco FAQ
How do I book turn-key glamping at Flamenco Beach?
Book it online through Todo Culebra: choose your dates and a package (The Glamp or The Works), design your setup, and we pitch everything at Flamenco before you arrive — you just show up with your tent ticket. Open the camping booking at todoculebra.com to see live availability and pricing.
What's included in Todo Culebra glamping?
We bring and set up a real glamping tent with a queen air bed and bedding, a lantern, camp chairs, and a rug, plus full setup and breakdown. The Works package adds a cooler with ice, string lights, premium bedding, a fan, fishing gear and more — and you choose your exact pieces when you book.
How much does camping at Flamenco cost?
Two options. Our turn-key glamping runs from $449 · 3-night minimum (packages: 1 Queen Bed) — see exact pricing when you book. The public ACDEC campground is roughly $30–$35 per tent per night for up to 6 people, plus a small beach donation and parking, and you bring your own gear.
Do I need my own tent and gear?
Not for glamping — we bring and set up everything, you just show up. For the public campground, yes: bring your own tent and stakes, drinking water, and sun protection, and pack your trash out. There's no electricity and showers are cold.
Can I reserve the public campground online?
The public campground is run by ACDEC and reserved through their office, not an app — the phone and email are in the Prefer to Rough It section above. Our turn-key glamping, by contrast, is booked online right here.
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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