Vieques, Puerto Rico, is an island municipality known for its stunning bioluminescent Mosquito Bay, pristine beaches, and relaxed atmosphere. It's accessible by ferry or plane from mainland Puerto Rico. Getting around the island typically involves renting a car or golf cart. The island is generally considered accessible, though some beaches and natural areas may have limited accessibility features. Both solo and guided visits are popular; solo travelers can explore at their own pace, while guided tours offer insights into the island's history and ecology, especially regarding Mosquito Bay. There aren't significant seasonal restrictions, but the dry season (December to April) generally offers the best weather. A typical visit lasts 3-5 days, and costs can vary widely, from budget-friendly to luxurious, depending on accommodation and activities. Expect to pay for transportation, accommodation, food, and any tours or activities. Be sure to check for ferry schedules in advance, as they can be unreliable.