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Flamenco Beach on the island of Culebra in Puerto Rico attracts thousands of tourists with its warm, shallow blue waters, powder fine white sand, wonderful diving and snorkeling and one mile of beautiful sandy shore that stretches along the wide, protected horse-shoe-shaped bay.

The beach has lifeguards on duty and small concession stands with beach chairs, umbrellas, snacks, food, and diving and snorkeling equipment. The beach is easily accessible from from the town of Dewey where the ferry lands. There is a well-organized campground at the entrance to the beach.

Route 251, Puerto Rico

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