Cast with supplied bait and tackle in Puerto Rico's backwaters
Fish San Juan's backwaters with supplied tackle and bait
Float through a 1,000-foot river cave with natural pools and karst views
Float through Tanama’s caves, canyon, and spring-fed river
Explore caves, waterfalls and river canyons on a challenging Tanamá adventure
Cast for tarpon with a captain, live bait, and spinning tackle
Cast custom-tied flies for tarpon and snook with push-pole service
Learn the rewarding art of casting flies on a captain-led fishing trip
Fish reef structures with guidance on the best angles near the seabed
Build snorkeling confidence with guided bay exploration for families
A private offshore outing with gear, refreshments, and a professional crew
Explore Condado's lagoon by paddleboard or kayak, with snorkeling
See Condado Lagoon glow from an illuminated crystal-bottom kayak
See Condado Lagoon's marine life through your kayak's clear viewing window
Pedal a stable water bike across Condado Lagoon at your own pace
Cruise to Culebra for reef time, beach time, and onboard refreshments
Jet ski San Juan Bay for coastal views and El Morro sights
Caribbean views, lunch, drinks, and snorkeling gear at Icacos
Sail to Icacos for snorkeling, waterslides, and a Puerto Rican lunch
Swim, float, and snorkel around Icacos or Palomino with transportation from San Juan
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.