Learn to surf with your own private instructor and up to three companions
Snorkel, beach-hop, and discover Aguadilla’s coastal history
Cast for seasonal offshore fish with bait and tackle provided
Learn surf fundamentals with a professional instructor in Aguadilla
Paddle and swim in Puerto Rico's bioluminescent waters after dark
Float through Tanama’s caves, canyon, and spring-fed river
Float through a 1,000-foot river cave with natural pools and karst views
Ride a Sea-Doo GTX along Puerto Rico's west coast to scenic Boquerón Bay
Explore Crash Boat Beach reefs with two guided shore dives and full scuba gear
Drive Rompeolas Beach waters aboard a Sea-Doo Switch
Paddle Cayo Caracoles with guides, safety gear, photos, and refreshments
Build beginner surf skills with one-on-one coaching tailored to you
Sail Aguadilla’s coast at sunset aboard a traditional Yola Aguadillana
Explore reef life with a professional snorkel guide
Explore Aguadilla’s reefs and wall dives with an experienced shore-diving guide
Kayak and snorkel around Cayo Enrique Island’s shallow reserve waters
Snorkel coastal stops and discover Aguadilla's beach and bay history
Swim in La Parguera’s glowing waters without the kayaking portion
Cruise Puerto Rico's west coast past cliffs, a stone bridge, and Faro Los Morillos
Drive a Sea-Doo Switch across Rincón’s clear blue water
Paddle under the stars and swim among glowing dinoflagellates
Recognize Caribbean reef fish by shape, patterns, and behavior
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.