Attractions

It is an historical building constructed under the Spanish rule in 1896. It was operational until 1926, when it was abandon due to damages from an earthquake until today. The lighthouse has been fenced around due to it's deterioration stage, but you can still walk around it, read the history that's added in the area and enjoy the nice view that it has from the east side of the island. 

It is an historical building, created by the Spaniards in 1845. It has a lot of important history regarding Vieques island and it also works as a gallery. In the outdoors you can see part of the walls built to help protect the island from enemy intruders as well as a few canons. It also has a spectacular view of the north side of the island, as well as the Atlantic Ocean, Culebra and Puerto Rico. 

This beautiful Lighthouse stands tall on the north hill of Isabel Segunda in Vieques. Being there you will be able to enjoy the wonderful view from the north coast, even seeing the main island of Puerto Rico from a distance. It is a small museum, which exhibits artifacts, photos, marine time history and natural coats history in Vieques.

Come and visit our beautiful Ceiba tree! It has over 380 years. Volunteers of the community have created a nature park on the area and added great information regarding the Ceiba tree on posters. It is a must-visit on the island and it is a perfect area for taking beautiful pictures.

Mosquito Pier is a one mile long road that was built by the U.S. Navy in 1941. The construction began with the idea of connecting Vieques with Ceiba, Roosevelt Roads where the Navy base used to be located. They wanted to build a massive base to house the U.S. and British flees, but the stopped the construction in 1943 after the Pearl Harbor attack and when there was also the Second World War. The project was never finished, but some locals hope that in the future the area may be used as a new ferry terminal, to create a shorter route from Ceiba, Roosevelt Roads. It is a nice breezy area, but careful going swimming because it drops in very deep waters right away. 

Come visit our first Handcrafted Rum Distillery in Vieques island. It is the Rum Capital of the World, now open in our island. D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S!

Just after Mosquito Pier and the Crab Island Rum Distillery, lay hidden on the West side of the island the U.S. Navy's Bunkers. The Bunkers were built by the Navy in 1941 during the WWII. They bought 2/3 parts of the island to built a training facility on the East and West side of the island, leaving only the middle for civilian use. The Bunkers were built into the nature contours so that anyone viewing the complex from the air would not be able to visualize them. Inside the Bunkers, the Navy used to store live weapons and ammunition, but after the WWII ended, they continued to use the island to store munitions and test their armaments, causing terrible damage to the ecology and community of the island. It wasn't until 2003, that after all the repeated protest that the locals made, that the U.S. Navy finally decided to leave the island. Although they had left the island and abandoned permanently the Bunkers, they still left countless un-explosive munitions (bombs) and others on the East side of Vieques that are now being managed and cleaned by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Refuge. The Bunkers now remain empty and abandoned. Although, some of them are still locked, many lie open exposing tons of computer monitors and other remnants of their operations.  

Come and visit our archaeological site "Hombre of Puerto Ferro", where the skeleton of a 4,000 year old mas was found and archaeologist suspect it was an Archaic dating the early years before the birth of Christ. 

Come relax and enjoy the sunset in our beautiful Caribbean beach. Most popular amongst our visitors.