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 •  3h 30m

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   Take the car ferry from Vieques to Ceiba
   
   
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   Take the car ferry from Ceiba to Culebra
   
   
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Fly Vieques to Culebra, ferry

 •  3h 29m

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   Fly from Vieques (VQS) to Culebra (CPX)
   
   
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   Take the ferry from Culebrita to Culebra, Puerto Rico

Car ferry to Roosevelt Roads, fly to Culebra, ferry

 •  4h 25m

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   Take the car ferry from Vieques to Ceiba





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   Fly from Roosevelt Roads (NRR) to Culebra (CPX)
   
   
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   Take the ferry from Culebrita to Culebra, Puerto Rico

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Questions & Answers

Is it cheaper to fly, bus, train or ferry from Vieques (State) to Culebra?

The cheapest way to get from Vieques (State) to Culebra is to car ferry which costs €3 – €40 and takes 3h 30m.

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What is the fastest way to get from Vieques (State) to Culebra?

The quickest way to get from Vieques (State) to Culebra is to fly and car ferry which costs €30 – €230 and takes 2h 55m.

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Is there a direct ferry between Vieques (State) and Culebra?

No, there is no direct ferry from Vieques (State) to Culebra. However, there are services departing from Vieques and arriving at Culebra via Ceiba. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 3h 30m.

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How far is it from Vieques (State) to Culebra?

The distance between Vieques (State) and Culebra is 24 km.

How do I travel from Vieques (State) to Culebra without a car?

The best way to get from Vieques (State) to Culebra without a car is to car ferry which takes 3h 30m and costs €3 – €40.

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How long does it take to get from Vieques (State) to Culebra?

It takes approximately 3h 30m to get from Vieques (State) to Culebra, including transfers.

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How long is the flight from Vieques (State) to Culebra?

The quickest flight from Vieques Airport to Roosevelt Roads Airport is the direct flight which takes 10 min.

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Which airlines fly from Vieques Airport to Roosevelt Roads Airport?

Vieques Air Link offers flights from Vieques Airport to Roosevelt Roads Airport.

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Where can I stay near Culebra?

There are 33+ hotels available in Culebra. Prices start at €87 per night.

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How do I get to Vieques (VQS) Airport from Vieques (State)?

The best way to get from Vieques (State) to Vieques Airport is to taxi which takes 9 min and costs €18 – €22.

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What companies run services between Vieques (State), Puerto Rico and Culebra, Puerto Rico?

There is no direct connection from Vieques (State) to Culebra. However, you can take the car ferry to Ceiba then take the car ferry to Culebra. Alternatively, you can take the taxi to Vieques airport, fly to Roosevelt Roads, take the taxi to Ceiba, then take the car ferry to Culebra.

Vieques Air Link

Website

viequesairlink.com

Ave. Duration

10 min

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Every day

Estimated price

€1 – €170

Ave. Duration

1h 35m

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Every day

Estimated price

€2 – €180

Ave. Duration

2h 30m

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Every day

Estimated price

€6 – €190

Ave. Duration

15 min

When

Every day

Estimated price

€1 – €180

Air Flamenco

Website

flyairflamenco.com

Ave. Duration

15 min

When

Every day

Estimated price

€1 – €180

Cape Air

Website

capeair.com

Ave. Duration

2h 37m

When

Every day

Estimated price

€100 – €260

Puerto Rico Ferry

Ave. Duration

1h

Frequency

Every 4 hours

Estimated price

€1 – €18

Schedules at

puertoricoferry.com

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Adult

€2

Vehicle

€13 – €18

Ave. Duration

1h 30m

Frequency

Every 4 hours

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€2 – €18

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€3

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€13 – €18

Puerto Rico Water Taxi

Email

[email protected]

Website

prwatertaxi.com

Ave. Duration

25 min

Frequency

On demand

Estimated price

€79

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San Juan to Vieques (4 Best Ways to Go, By a Local)

So you’re planning a trip to Puerto Rico, looking to add Vieques to your itinerary, but you’re stuck on the part of how to get from San Juan to Vieques?

Lucky for you I’m a Puerto Rico local that’s been to Vieques! I’ve put together my best travel advice to answer all your questions about traveling from San Juan to Vieques to help you get there safe and sound.  

While it takes some effort to get to, you’ll find tons of things to see in Vieques. It hosts the brightest bioluminescent bay in the world and beautiful beaches, but getting to Vieques might be confusing for first-time visitors.

Let’s dive in! 

Table of Contents

• 4 Ways to Get From San Juan to Vieques (& Back)
  • From San Juan to Vieques By Car & Ferry
  • From San Juan to Vieques by Airplane 
  • From San Juan to Vieques by Private Shuttle & Ferry 
  • From San Juan to Vieques by Car & Catamaran
• 3 Tips For Getting Between San Juan and Vieques
  • Rent a Car in Vieques
  • Book Your Ticket Online
  • Stay Overnight on Vieques
• FAQs About Getting from San Juan to Vieques
  • How long is the ferry from San Juan to Vieques?
  • Can you take a ferry from San Juan to Vieques?
  • How do you get from San Juan to Isla de Vieques?
  • Map of How to Get Between San Juan and Vieques

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4 Ways to Get From San Juan to Vieques (& Back)

There are multiple ways to reach Vieques from San Juan and the best option will depend on your schedule, your budget, and your flexibility. 

The easiest and fastest way is to take direct flights from the San Juan Airport to the Vieques or Ceiba airport. If instead, you choose the land transportation methods, you will get to Ceiba, and from there, you’ll need to take an airplane or a ferry to Vieques. Let’s look at it in detail.

From San Juan to Vieques By Car & Ferry

🚍 Best for: Freedom to Explore
💵 Cost: $$
👉 Where to Book: Discover Cars, Puerto Rico Ferry

Take the ferry in Ceiba

One of the most convenient ways to move between San Juan and Vieques is by renting a car for your Puerto Rico trip. Getting your car rental provides comfort and flexibility to make all the stops you want before reaching the Ceiba ferry terminal, or to continue to other destinations on your Puerto Rico itinerary afterwards. This is also a decent budget-friendly option, as the ferry is only $4 a roundtrip. The big downside is that you’ll need to leave your car at the ferry terminal while on Vieques.

To find the best deals on rental cars in Puerto Rico, try searching the Discover Cars rental car comparison site.

🚗 Rental Car Warning: As of March 2022, you can’t take cars from the main island to Vieques, unless you’re a resident of the municipal island. If you use the ferry, you’ll need to leave your rental car at the Ceiba terminal, pay for parking, and rent another vehicle when you reach Vieques. 

Pros of a Car and Ferry: 

• Comfort and flexibility
• Can take the ferry at any hour without worrying about transportation
• The cheapest way to get to Vieques

Cons of  a Car and Ferry: 

• Renting two cars
• Leaving one car rental on the ferry terminal

From San Juan to Vieques by Airplane 

🚍 Best for: Saving time and comfort
💵 Cost: $$$$
👉 Where to Book: Vieques Airlink, Cape Air, Expedia

(photo: RaksyBH / Shutterstock)

The easiest and fastest way to get to Vieques is by plane. Multiple flights leave from the San Juan International Airport and the Isla Grande Airport directly to Vieques. While this is the easiest and fastest way to travel the island, it isn’t very budget-friendly. Tickets to Vieques Airport can cost the same as an entire ticket from New York to Puerto Rico!

👉 Pro Tip: Vieques Air Link in the Isla Grande Airport often offers cheaper flight prices than major airlines in the San Juan airport. You can save money on your ticket by booking your flight to Vieques from this small airport and choosing the ferry for your return trip.

Pros of an Airplane: 

• Travel directly from the San Juan Airport to Vieques
• Avoids Traffic
• Only one method of transportation to reach Vieques 
• Saves time

Cons of an Airplane: 

• Pricey
• Have to follow the airplane schedule

From San Juan to Vieques by Private Shuttle & Ferry 

🚍 Best for: Comfort
💵 Cost: $$$
👉 Where to Book: Viator, Luquillo Taxi

The ferry terminal in Vieques

If you’re not a fan of driving in Puerto Rico, one of the best ways to get from San Juan to Vieques is through a private shuttle or taxi. While travelers will still need to take the ferry to Vieques, they won’t have to worry about getting lost, paying tolls, or pumping gas. This is also a great return option for people that take a flight to Vieques.

👉 Pro Tip: Divide the price of the private shuttle between multiple passengers to pay a cheaper fare for your trip.

Pros of a Private Shuttle & Ferry: 

• Travel safely and comfortably
• Shuttles are flexible with pickup and drop-off time
• Avoid driving in a foreign country

Cons of a Private Shuttle & Ferry: 

• Pricey
• Can’t make stops in the way
• Share shuttle with strangers

From San Juan to Vieques by Car & Catamaran

🚍 Best for: Taking a day trip
💵 Cost: $$$
👉 Where to Book: Discover Cars, East Island Excursions, Trip.com

If instead of spending a few days in Vieques, you want to take a day trip to the island, a Catamaran trip is a great option. Catamarans leave Fajardo, and they take travelers to the best beaches of Vieques and Culebra for snorkeling and diving.

Pros of a Car & Catamaran: 

• Travel safely and comfortably
• Makes a day trip easy
• Avoids the ferry problems

Cons of a Car & Catamaran: 

• Pricey
• Can’t see much of Vieques

3 Tips For Getting Between San Juan and Vieques

Rent a Car in Vieques

Whether you’re reaching Vieques via the ferry terminal or through the airport, you’ll want to rent a car. While there is public transportation on the island,  a car will give you flexibility and freedom to explore. As of March 2022, the cargo ferry only transports vehicles of Vieques citizens and you won’t be able to take your rental car with you to Vieques.

Book Your Ticket Online

During the high season, the ferry tickets to Vieques run out quickly. If you’re planning on visiting Vieques during your trip to Puerto Rico, visit Puerto Rico Ferry and book your ticket in advance. The same applies if you’re looking to go from San Juan to Culebra on the ferry.

👉 Pro Tip: The weather conditions and technical problems with the ferries can affect the ferry schedule and make wait times longer. Avoid booking your trip to Vieques too close to the date of your return flight to your country. Vieques is a destination best visited at the start or middle of your itinerary for Puerto Rico.

Stay Overnight on Vieques

Unlike most major cities in Puerto Rico, Vieques is a hassle-free destination. But, getting from San Juan to Vieques and back can be exhausting. Book a night in one of the many hotels and apartment rentals on Vieques so you can enjoy its top attractions like the Mosquito Pier and Mosquito Bioluminescent Bay without any rush.

Check out my guide to the best places to stay in Vieques (and be sure to reserve in advance).

🛎️ Need a Hotel? The Bravo Beach Hotel is a family-friendly hotel, within walking distance of the ferry terminal and just a few minutes from the beach. 

FAQs About Getting from San Juan to Vieques

How long is the ferry from San Juan to Vieques?

The ferry to Vieques leaves from Roosevelt Roads in Ceiba, and the trip takes between 20 and 45 minutes. 

Can you take a ferry from San Juan to Vieques?

There is not a direct ferry from Old San Juan to Vieques. The terminal of the ferry to Vieques leaves from Ceiba. To get from San Juan to the Ceiba terminal, visitors can rent a car or take a private shuttle. 

How do you get from San Juan to Isla de Vieques?

Visitors can take a flight from the San Juan International Airport or the Isla Grande Airport to the Vieques Airport to visit Vieques island. Other options include renting a car or a private shuttle from San Juan to Roosevelt Roads in Ceiba and later taking the ferry to Vieques.

Map of How to Get Between San Juan and Vieques

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That’s the complete guide for getting from San Juan to Vieques. Whether you’re taking flights from San Juan International Airport or taking the ferry, Vieques is one of Puerto Rico’s destinations you can’t miss. 

If you still don’t know what to do on the island, check my guide to the fun activities to do in Vieques.

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Locations from Avatar

With stunning visuals, James Cameron’s Avatar became a box-office phenomenon and has been #1 commercially successful film of all time for over a year now. Do you think that only the planet Pandora can be fantastically beautiful? No no and one more time no! After all, Cameron drew inspiration from our “home”, on Earth, he found it in the protected corners of the planet, in bewitching landscapes, outlandish trees and in amazing natural phenomena. Here are 10 places on Earth that gave life to Avatar. nine0003

Angel Falls, Venezuela

When Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) try to catch a dragon bird, they find themselves near a delightful place similar to Angel Falls in Venezuela, named after the US pilot Angel. The pilot flew over the wonder of nature in 1937. This is part of the national park, which is reached only by river or by air. Angel Falls is the highest waterfall in the world (979 meters). Water overthrows in a continuous stream, the height of its fall is 807 meters. nine0003

Havasu Falls, Grand Canyon, USA

Another waterfall similar to the one shown in Avatar is Havasu, located in the Grand Canyon. Opal waters are the perfect landscape for science fiction. Havasu is the most photographed waterfall in the world because the color of its jets is simply unreal! And to swim in the pool where the stream falls is an indescribable bliss.

Mount Roraima, Venezuela

The planet Pandora has impressive “floating” rocks. And here, too, it is easy to draw analogies with an earthly miracle – Mount Roraima in Venezuela, high, with a flat top that seems to be cut off. The mountain is surrounded by clouds, which makes it seem suspended in the air. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle described it in his fantasy novel The Lost World (this isolated place has endemic plants and animals). Roraima also appears in the Pixar cartoon Up. nine0003

Socotra Island, Yemen

If we talk about endemics, then the Socotra archipelago (Yemen) in the Arabian Sea is just a storehouse of unique biodiversity. More than 37% of the plants here are endemic. For example, cinnabar-red dracaena or the futuristic “bottle tree” (scientific name – adenium obese Socotra). All of them became the inspiration for the flora of Pandora with his Tree of Life. No wonder the Socotra Islands are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Northern Lights, Iceland

The night sky on the planet in “Avatar” looks like a physical body, undulating, pulsating, iridescent with dozens of colors, seemingly dancing. Doesn’t it remind you of anything? Of course, the northern lights! It can be observed over the Arctic Circle and near it – in Iceland, Lapland, Norway, the northern regions of Russia, of course, during the cold season, when the black-velvet skies are colored and play with all shades of blue, green, pink. nine0003

New Zealand, phosphorescent caves

On Pandora there are fascinating luminous creatures and phosphorescent representatives of the plant world. And on Earth, you can find several places that resemble the fluorescent world of Avatar. If you go to New Zealand or Australia, you will find wonderful caves there. Although you will be underground, it will seem to you that above you is not a rocky vault, but the night starry sky. This is due to the cave dwellers, the arachnocampi (fungal mosquito or shining worm), which phosphoresces and illuminates the caves. In fact, everything is more mundane than you thought, no miracles: a fly larva lives in a silky nest on cave walls, in which slime is formed to attract and catch prey. nine0003

Bay on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico

You can also get a surreal experience by visiting the fluorescent bay on the island of Vieques (Puerto Rico). The visual perfection of the Baia Bioluminiscente stunned the Spanish colonists in the early 1500s, who thought it was the work of the devil and dammed the three rivers that flow into the ocean. The glow is due to microorganisms, of which there are myriads.

Mycena chlorophoros, Japan and Brazil

Earth certainly doesn’t shine as intensely as Pandora, but the few phosphorescent species that thrive on our planet are simply amazing! These include mycena chlorophoros mushrooms (Mycena chlorophos), found in Brazil and Japan. During the rainy season, the mushrooms begin to glow in the dark with an intense green. Even the ground next to them shines from the spores scattered across it.

Tree Root Bridges, India

Some Pandora landscapes are as intricate and amazing as these forest back streets of the Indian provinces. Residents of local villages have long learned to use the roots of trees in order to build river crossings. Some of these sustainable bridges are over 500 years old and still strong enough to support up to 50 people at a time. An excellent example of using natural resources without trying to harm the environment. nine0003

Rocks, Hunan Province of China

Rocks from the Wulingyuan Conservation Area in China’s Hunan province played a major role in the creation of Pandora’s “suspended” cliffs. 25 minutes of Avatar were filmed in this amazing location. Almost a thousand-meter rocky peaks covered with dense vegetation are the main attraction of Zhangjiajie Park. When the peaks are covered with clouds, it seems that they are floating in the air. Fantasy!

White house. Nameless paranormal phenomena

Over the years, ufologists have accumulated a voluminous baggage of stories about the observation of various UFOs on the island, and especially many stories that local residents observed of the most diverse strange creatures . There were also the famous gray aliens (grey) , and giants two meters tall and tiny dwarfs and those creatures that began to be called chupacabra . nine0003

In his book “Underwater UFOs”, ufologist Vladimir Azhazha cites some of these stories, which were originally published in the books of Puerto Rico explorer, English ufologist Timothy Good, who published such books as “Invasion Threat” and “Alien Bases”.

1967 Irma Otis from New York told how, during a summer study expedition in the vicinity of El Yunque (National Wildlife Refuge), a group of students from the Rio Piedras College of Puerto Rico, together with Professor Gonzales, observed a luminous creature at night, about two meters tall, very thin, with with long, knee-length arms, dressed in a silver body-hugging jumpsuit. nine0003

It emerged from the dense forest shortly after the disappearance of the student Ramon Quinones. The discussion of what happened immediately stopped, everyone was in a state of stupor for about 15 minutes, until the “luminous subject”, slowly backing away, disappeared into the thickets. Only after that did everyone regain the ability to move. The search for Ramon by the forestry service and the military turned up nothing. All witnesses were warned not to disclose the incident. That year, the roads around El Yunque were often blocked by the police. nine0003

Cases of strange disappearances of people in this area of ​​Puerto Rico (especially children!) are also not uncommon. It all started in 1961, when children began to disappear from the east coast of El Yunque and in the vicinity of the adjacent mountains.

On July 25, 1973, seven-year-old Antonio Alemar disappeared under mysterious circumstances in the foothills of El Yunque. Soldiers and volunteers searched unsuccessfully for the child for several weeks.

Between 1961 and 1978 (in 17 years) 36 cases of missing children were officially registered on El Yunque, although the real figure could be much higher. nine0089

February 1976. Several cases of disappearance of the military. From the base of Ceiba (the eastern tip of the island, near Mount El Yunk), two US naval officers disappeared without a trace. Their disappearance was reported in the local newspaper El Bocero on 2 March. Sources in the military leadership of Puerto Rico revealed that some of the soldiers missing on El Yunque were officially listed as “missing” in the Vietnam War.

1973 Oct. The wife and five-year-old daughter of José Alemar met with a strange creature. They sat in a closed car while Jose said goodbye to his family. Suddenly, the woman heard her husband’s voice nearby: “Anna, I’m here, open the door for me!” But her daughter screamed in fright, and Anna, to her horror, saw a long three-fingered hand on the windshield. She looked like a chicken paw. The stranger’s head was ovoid, with pointed ears and large black eyes. The creature reacted to their cries by disappearing. nine0003

A strange object in the sky of Puerto Rico. 2009

1977 July. Contact in development. Contacts of a 42-year-old resident of Quebradillas with green-skinned lizard-like four-fingered creatures, about a meter tall, lasted several months, after which psychic abilities were discovered in him. But, unable to withstand the persecution of the aliens, in October he sold the house and moved to a small village.

1977 26 August. Two creatures with scaly skin like fish, four-fingered, very long arms and a large flattened head were discovered by a secretary of a commercial firm in a conference room studying a wall map of the island. At the scream of the woman, they ran to the window and jumped out. nine0003

1980 March 22. A guard at a hospital in Aguadilla (a coastal town in the northwest of the island) at night, after a warning, shot three times at a meter-tall stranger with four fingers on long, thin hands. I remember the big mouth, flat wide nose and “donkey” ears. There was a misfire twice, on the third shot the creature reacted by teleportation.

1980 . Sick (with a high temperature) police officer Ivan River Morales was kidnapped from his house at night by two gray creatures (due to severe joint pain, he prayed to heaven for recovery). Rivera was taken aboard a UFO, in which they dived off the southwest coast of Puerto Rico and ended up at an alien base underground, in the area of ​​Lake Laguna Cartagena. I woke up at home three hours later healthy. nine0003

1988 June. Several cases of visits to the alien base. Carlos Manuel Mercado was taken at night by three gray, earless, 120 cm tall, from his house and taken aboard a disc-shaped UFO, commanded by a hybrid, medic, 180 cm tall. Then they ended up in an underground base of aliens under Mount El Kahul, next to Lake Aaguna Kartagena.

The base was a production line for the repair of disc-shaped and triangular aircraft. There he was told that they had been here for a long time, with peaceful purposes, and were not going to leave here. “We bring many here so that everyone knows the truth – we want mutually beneficial cooperation.” The other guest was a high-ranking officer. His testimony matched Mercado’s. Two more people from the inhabitants managed to secretly get inside the base through the ventilation shaft, where they saw the US military as a guard. nine0003

1989 April. Mass vivisection of livestock. On Ceiba Norte, near Gurabo, “an avalanche” of cases of animal mutilation hit. Residents blamed the so-called chupacabra – animals unknown to science, sucking blood. At this time, Senor Ortiz, who was fishing with friends in the Jaguas River, heard a strange dog howling from a tree at night. When the howling creature was illuminated by a beam of a strong lantern, something similar to a bird fell to the ground.

She was seized, carried to the village and put in a cage. The ferocious animal ate only raw meat, had large fangs, like a snake. Her head was without feathers and had pimply skin, like that of a toad. After federal agents seized the find, a photo of the snake bird remained. nine0003

Chupacabra. Artist’s fantasy

1989 , July. Several cases of meetings with aliens. Local residents have repeatedly noticed grays near Lake Aaguna Kartagena. Medina from La Parguera also met with five aliens in July. He later saw them twice more. Medina gave a detailed description of them and expressed the opinion that the aliens have a base in the area, and the authorities do not want them to go to the surface.

1989 , December 1st. Aliens in the yard. A girl in Caguas saw from the window of her house in the courtyard two grayish-green creatures with large round heads, large black eyes and long arms hanging down like whips. She ran to look for one of the adults, but did not find it and returned to the window. A small red ball floated in that place, but it soon disappeared. That same night, a neighbor saw a round UFO hovering over the place with multi-colored lights.

1990 31 August. Contact with the grays did not take place. In the Cavo Rojo area, residents met five newcomers. Miguel Fuguiero rode closer to them to get a better look, but was stopped by the gaze of one of them, which caused a state of catalepsy. And five, in appearance typical gray, short, thin, with large heads and a mouth in the form of a slit, large slanting eyes, continued to walk towards Lake Laguna Cartagena. nine0003

1991 13 August. Several cases. Four-toed gray, completely naked, twice, with a gap of two weeks, appeared on the balcony of Marisol Camacho, who lives in the village of Maguayo, near Lake Laguna Cartagena, the first time at two in the morning, the second time in the afternoon. They were interested in the tropical plant “Swiss cheese”. While they tore off the leaves and stacked them, the hostess was in a daze. Later, in early September, in the evening, she observed a low flyover of a UFO over her house. nine0003

1991 Aug. The stranger was frightened of the motorcyclist. At noon, Ulis Perez was riding a motorcycle along an irrigation canal near Lake Aaguna Kartagena when he saw a creature – gray, as the press describes it, only the alien’s skin was matte white, and his eyes were large and black. He was sitting on a log, in fright he jumped into the canal and disappeared into the thickets of lilies. The eyewitness managed to see the membranes between the fingers.

1991 September. A group of aliens in the house. Eleteiro Acosta, 80, who lives near the balloon, entered his house and found six aliens inside. He yelled at them indignantly and brandished his cane. The tallest of the uninvited guests spoke briefly with the others, after which everyone jumped out the open window and went towards the Sierra Barmeya ridge. nine0003

1991 Oct. The Grays took away her child from the inhabitant of the island. Housewife Delia V., mother of two children, became interested in yoga and during meditation asked to give her the highest knowledge. After leaving class early, she went to bed. Before I could fall asleep, I felt someone’s hand on my face, and the next moment I felt that I was flying somewhere up. Houses, streets remained below. Fear paralyzed the woman.

She woke up in bed at five in the morning. In the months that followed, I realized that I was pregnant. Once I noticed a silver UFO in the sky and immediately found myself in a metal room, surrounded by a dozen small gray creatures. Then she remembered her cry in pain and an attempt to explain that she would not be able to give birth, since her children were born by caesarean section. Waking up, I saw a stranger with a baby in his arms. nine0003

Gray aliens appear as small beings with very large heads and large, almond-shaped black eyes. They have no ears, and instead of a nose, two holes. The body is thin and often without clothes. Sexual characteristics are not observed.

1995 March 11th. Near the town of Orocovis, farmer Enrique Barreto Gernandez found eight dead sheep in his paddock. Each of them had three small holes on the chest, without traces of blood. By November 1995, the number of mutilated pets in Puerto Rico, including sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits, dogs and pigs, had reached several hundred. nine0003

According to eyewitnesses, the guilty creature had three toes each with five-centimeter long claws and thin gray-yellow-brown skin. One police officer fired at a mysterious creature that attacked his guard dog and smelled a disgusting smell of blood, reminiscent of the smell of stagnant sewage. Some residents of the island directly point to the connection between the appearance of the Chupacabra and the UFO invasion.

1995 end of September. Computer technician Juan Murati was walking to his car around 5:00 pm when he felt a gaze. Turning around, he fell into a state of shock: at a distance of 15 meters from him, a “scarecrow” half a meter tall was sitting on a tree. nine0003

Huge, orange eyes, round and red, like ketchup, attracted attention. Suddenly the creature spread its wings, flapped them loudly and flew away. A month later, he again saw him in a tree, and in the evening of that day, the largest of his guard dogs was dead. On her neck, he found two “vampire” holes.

1995 , Nov. Many residents met with Chupacabra. The descriptions of the animal vampire coincide: height – up to 130 centimeters, huge almond-shaped eyes, a narrow face, oblong holes instead of a nose, a pear-shaped head without ears, a thin neck with almost no hair, sharp spikes protrude from the top of the head through the back of the head and along the ridge. In the stories, cases of their reasonable behavior were noted. nine0003

1996 . The military got “anomalous works of nature.” Sisters Lillian and Valkyria da Silva, 14 and 16 years old, met two strange creatures near an abandoned house on the edge of a forest: large, vertically elongated red eyes, sinewy shoulders, growths on the head and brownish skin.

On the same day, firefighters caught a similar creature and gave it to the military. It behaved peacefully, made rumbling sounds and smelled unpleasant. And in the evening, the same stranger was caught at the construction site by two military police officers, but the creature soon fell ill with an incomprehensible disease and died a month later. nine0003

1998 summer. The American magazine “Unsensored UFO Reports” told in detail about the skirmish between children and gnomes in Puerto Rico. Wandering through caves in the mountains of Tetas de Cayey, near Salinas, curious teenagers encountered a large group of dwarfs , 30 centimeters tall.

They tried to grab the leg of a boy named José Luis Sayas. But he managed to fight back with a stick, with which he cut the skull of the creature. From the hole formed, a clear liquid like egg white flowed out in abundance. nine0003

The guy brought the corpse of the dwarf home and put it in a jar of formaldehyde. The creature had a thin torso and a disproportionately large head. The skin was gray-green in color, with an olive tint. Instead of a nose, there are two holes; instead of ears, there are skin folds pointed upwards. A lipless mouth, huge colorless eyes with vertical pupils complemented his almost bald head. It was clearly male, had long arms below the knees and short legs. The fingers and toes were webbed and ended in cat claws. Many scientific experts could not identify it. nine0003

1998 . Researcher X. Martin collected information about small creatures on the island. Local residents have long noticed tiny neighbors. When people appeared, they hid in crevices of rocks, in caves or in deep vertical tunnels. Sometimes the roar of a powerful water stream was heard from there. Rumor has it that a network of tunnels covers a significant part of the island. Often, strange orange-yellow spheres, 10–20 centimeters in diameter, are observed next to them, rapidly descending from the mountains into the forest thicket.