Private snorkeling and relaxation around Puerto Rico's cays
Swim, float, and snorkel around Icacos or Palomino with transportation from San Juan
Guided light-tackle fishing with bait, tackle, and a licensed captain
Sail past Old San Juan landmarks with drinks and appetizers at sunset
Paddle San Juan's calm lagoon in a glass-bottom kayak at sunrise
Moonlit mangroves, coastal ecology, and guided kayaking in Laguna Grande
Sail Fajardo Bay to Playa Tortuga and Icacos Beach with optional snorkeling
Sail to Icacos for reef snorkeling, beach time and a buffet lunch
Private island time with snorkeling, drinks, and shaded comfort
A beach day with reef snorkeling, lunch, and rum drinks
Reef snorkeling, beach time, and lunch aboard a boat to Vieques
Open the side platforms for a roomy private island cruise
Sail past Fajardo’s islands as the sun sets behind El Yunque
Private snorkeling escape with a captain and bilingual crew
Spend a beach day with lunch, drinks, and water activities
Reef snorkeling and beach time aboard a power catamaran
Pilot your own mini boat past Old San Juan’s waterfront landmarks
Swim, snorkel, and beachcomb on a private Puerto Rico catamaran
An afternoon of Icacos snorkeling, waterslide fun, and coastal sunset views
Guided water route to Luquillo, Mini Island & the sand bar
Snorkel sheltered Green Beach waters with gear included
Paddle after sunset and learn how Vieques' bay creates its natural glow
Paddle clear waters and snorkel a colorful shoreline reef
Cruise to Culebra for reef time, beach time, 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.