Two boats for island swimming, snorkeling, and time on the water
Snorkel La Cordillera waters with lunch and drinks included
Sail to Icacos for guided snorkeling, lunch and drinks
Paddle and swim in Mosquito Bay with Vieques local guides
Explore reefs and a remote beach before sunset
Private reef exploration and beach time around Culebra and Culebrita
Explore Puerto Rico's rainforest and coast in one full-day guided outing
Ferry tickets, guided snorkeling gear, and island transfers included
Take the helm of a mini boat and snorkel off Fajardo’s coast
Steer your own mini boat and snorkel island waters
Take the controls for an island Jet Ski ride with safety instruction included
Take the controls for a self-driven Jet Ski ride amid natural beauty
Explore Palomino Island waters by kayak or paddle board
Private Caribbean sailing, snorkeling, and beach time aboard a restored yacht
Swim, snorkel, and beachcomb on a private Puerto Rico catamaran
Explore Culebra’s beaches, reef snorkeling, and historic town by private boat
Cruise from Fajardo with snorkeling, floating gear, food, and onboard comfort
Paddle Laguna Grande's mangrove canal and look for bioluminescence
Paddle Laguna Grande at night and explore its coastal ecology
Paddle Laguna Grande’s glowing waters with a certified Marine Biologist guide
Paddle Laguna Grande after dark through mangroves with bilingual guides
Paddle Fajardo's glowing lagoon beneath the night sky
Explore El Yunque, Luquillo Beach and Laguna Grande by night
Night paddle through Laguna Grande's natural glow
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.