Where to Stay, How to Buy Real Estate, Construction & Related Services

This section attempts to list all the various Accommodation options available on the island (including hotels, hostels and villas), introduces the island's Real Estate brokers to those who are interested in finding a piece of Vieques to call their own, and lists some Construction & Related Services relevant to those building and maintaining a home on the island.

Accommodations

There are various options available on Vieques.  Click on the pictures below to go to the website for a particular hotel/guest house.

Trade Winds Guest House (on Malecon in Esperanza)	Inn On The Blue Horizon (short drive from Malecon in Esperanza)	Bananas Guest House (on Malecon in Esperanza)
Bravo Beach Hotel (Bravos de Boston, Isabel II side)	Gracias De Dios Luxury Villa (In Martineau on the North side)	Casa La Lanchita (Bravos de Boston, Isabel II side)
Roy's Guest House (In Isabel II)	The Crow's Nest Inn (mid island)	Flamboyan Guest House (On Malecon in Esperanza)
Tropical Guest House (in Isabel II)	Boardwalk Casitas (on Malecon in Esperanza)	For More "Where to Stay Listings" and other Vieques Information, please visit:

Real Estate Brokers

There are various brokers on Vieques.  You may call Julie Dechter from Vieques Realty (787-741-0330), Eli Belendez or Sheila Levin (787-741-0033)from Crow's Nest Realty to show you some of the island's desirable properties.  To find out more about land available for sale on the neighboring Water Island (part of US Virgin Islands), please click on ad below or call (787) 461-2745.

Construction & Related Services

It happens with surprising frequency. A short visit to Vieques is followed by more sojourns on the island and a growing desire to own one’s personal piece of paradise.

It’s a real possibility for many. Property prices have increased over the past few years but remain lower than those in many other Caribbean destinations, and a growing number of services for new and/or part-time residents is making the process more manageable.  Nonetheless, it is essential to work with reputable professionals at every step along the way. Licensed and respected real estate firms like Crow’s Nest Realty and Vieques Realty can play a crucial role in helping you navigate through the complexities of titled and “untitled” land and other legal issues affecting property.

When it comes time to initiate a construction project, an engineering firm such as the Cañón Group or Eric Rosa Lugo can expedite licensing and permitting, while construction companies such as BEA and Wet Cement know how to work within the local environment.

Once your house is built, call Art from AA Exterminating Services to ensure it stays free of tropical pests, especially termites.

Wet Cement Builders	BEA Construction	Wet Cement, headed by building veteran Winston Lopez, can do remodeling projects, as well as new construction, commercial as well as residential, and can also help with interior design. BEA Construction, established four years ago by cousins William Day and Jay González, is a full service construction company. BEA is familiar with building procedures on both titled and untitled properties and deals with all aspects of construction, including permitting and expediting. Bonded and certified, BEA contracts licensed electricians and plumbers. Personalized service be it a porch extension or a luxury home.