Beach time at Icacos Cay followed by a Caribbean twilight cruise
Private bay cruising with music and a captain-guided look at San Juan history
Watch the sunset from a 29-foot Mako boat with drinks, snacks, and onboard comforts
Paddle a transparent kayak and discover Vieques' bioluminescent waters
Paddle Condado Lagoon, discover local history, and learn salsa after sunset
Guided reef snorkeling and beach time along Puerto Rico's eastern coast
Cast with premium fly gear alongside a USCG-licensed captain
Fish offshore with a professional crew and gear included for your group
Guided snorkeling with onboard lunch, drinks and beach time
Sail Puerto Rico's east coast with water toys and package-based dining
Soak in geothermal waters, swim a sandbar, and experience the bay after dark
Night paddle through Laguna Grande's natural glow
Ride a high-speed powerboat to snorkel reefs and relax on Culebra beaches
Explore three cays by private boat and snorkel in the waters around Fajardo
Snorkel, beach-hop, and explore Culebra’s offshore cays by private boat
Ride jet skis to three beaches and snorkel Green Beach’s reef with guide support
Cruise to Icacos, Palomino, or Culebra aboard a private Sea Ray
Paddle and snorkel the protected waters of Ensenada Yegua
Cast with supplied bait and tackle in Puerto Rico's backwaters
Cast for tarpon, snook, snapper, and more in Vieques waters
Explore two reef dive sites with guidance for every experience level
Cruise Caribbean waters for beach time, swimming, and coral reef snorkeling
Ride the Atlantic coast at sunset with sandbar views and El Yunque in the distance
Private island beach time with snorkeling and onboard refreshments
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.