Zip, hike, and tube through three caves and river rapids
Explore northwest Puerto Rico surf breaks with certified instruction
Paddle Río Guajataca’s calm waters past tropical foliage and limestone cliffs
Build surf skills from flat water to beginner-friendly waves
Float through Tanama’s caves, canyon, and spring-fed river
Explore caves, waterfalls and river canyons on a challenging Tanamá adventure
Explore caves, waterfalls and natural pools in Puerto Rico's karst forest
Paddle through a 1,000-foot underground river tunnel in Puerto Rico's karst forest
Float through a 1,000-foot river cave with natural pools and karst views
Build confidence with private, beginner-friendly reef snorkeling
Learn scuba basics before exploring an ocean reef with private dive professionals
Build surf skills with one-on-one instruction and equipment provided
Build surf skills with guided beach and water instruction
Learn surf basics with safety guidance and hands-on water practice
See Crashboat Beach's nocturnal reef on a guided dive
Refresh your scuba skills before returning to the water
Explore reef ecosystems through guided dives by day and night
Explore Desecheo's coral reefs on a guided boat dive
Finish your Open Water certification with four tropical referral dives
Learn scuba basics on a supervised beach-entry dive
Beach-entry dives among reefs and seasonal Isabela caverns
Cover more reef with a diver propulsion vehicle dive
Learn to hunt, process, and enjoy invasive lionfish while helping protect local reefs
Explore Puerto Rico's nocturnal marine life on a guided shore dive
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.