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Puerto Rico - Day 5

My long awaited trip to Culebra was planned today. We took a ferry from Ceiba. 





We got a rental car and first stop was one of the top 10 beaches in the world, the Flamenco beach! It was truly beautiful. Water colour was so so good…and beach was surrounded by mountains! After dipping in water there second stop was Tamarino beach. On the way saw many tamarind trees and got to pick up some! Tasted fresh tamarind after many years.






Also saw toor shenga someone growing in their yard. 


Tamarino beach we did snorkelling, it was great to see tons of colourful fishes in their original habitation. Jai went in deep water without snorkel. He did great job of swimming. He saw a turtle too, it was bounds for him. 




We ate at a very fancy taco place in Culebra. I had tamarind margarita, made from local tamarind. Shri’s local passion fruit beer was also tasty. Food was good too, ended with rose and passion fruit ice cream!




Took last ferry to come back!


Day 6 link

http://ourweekendsdiary.blogspot.com/2023/02/puerto-rico-day-6.html

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