Travel from historic streets to the water on a full-day Puerto Rico outing
Chase tarpon in San Juan's Laguna San José with a seasoned local captain
Cast with premium fly gear alongside a USCG-licensed captain
Cast with supplied bait and tackle in Puerto Rico's backwaters
Fish San Juan's backwaters with supplied tackle and bait
Pair an off-road Can-Am ride with 30 minutes on a jet ski
Swim La Parguera’s glowing bay after hot springs and a local dinner
Ride the water on a banana boat at Isla Verde Beach
Slide through Las Pailas’ rainforest waterways with a guide
Swim in La Parguera's glowing waters on a private guided boat outing
Swim in glowing waters after snorkeling La Parguera's shallow Caribbean reefs
Rainforest trails and a nighttime Bio Bay paddle in one day
See La Parguera’s natural glow, stargaze, and take in Puerto Rico’s southwest coast
Paddle mangrove channels and discover Laguna Grande after dark
Build surf skills with certified instructors and a guided beach lesson
Target offshore game fish from a fully equipped 48-foot Hatteras
Target pelagic fish aboard a 48-foot Hatteras yacht
Sail to Icacos for island time, snorkeling, lunch, and rum drinks
Snorkel, beach games, and tropical drinks at Icacos Island
Target tuna, wahoo and mahi-mahi aboard The Legend
Sail San Juan Bay at sunset with Old San Juan landmarks in view
Cast for tarpon and snook among Puerto Rico's mangrove lagoons
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.