Historical places

 In Culebra's Historical Museum "El Polvorín," visitors will learn about the island's unique history, from the indigenous Taíno inhabitants to the more recent military occupation by the U.S. Navy. The small museum houses archeological artifacts, historical photographs, and many other historical items related to the history of this Spanish Virgin Island. 

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 This lighthouse was inaugurated in 1886 and belongs to the municipal government of Culebra. It is currently closed; however, you can visit and photograph from outside. The beaches and roads are accessible to the general public during the day. It is forbidden to spend the night and cook in Culebrita. You can arrange an excursion with "Water Taxi" or other private options to transport yourself to the island