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Culebra Snorkeling & Beach Day Trip

Guided

Duration: 6 hours

Features

Free Cancellation
On the Water
Beginner Friendly
Kid Friendly
Wildlife
Instant Book
Locally Owned
$155 Adult
(Ages 12+)
$125 Adult - Starting Jan 11th 21
(Ages 12+)
$135 Child
(Ages 4 to 11 • A paying adult ages 18+ must accompany any child. • Children under 4 years are not allowed on this tour.)
$105 Child - starting Jan 11th 21
(Ages 4 to 11 • A paying adult ages 18+ must accompany any child.)

Description

Explore the Island of Culebra - Departing Fajardo! 

Set off from Marina Puerto Del Rey in Fajardo for an unforgettable day trip to Culebra, one of Puerto Rico’s most treasured islands. Hop on board one of our power catamarans and relax as we cruise toward your first stop—a tropical reef perfect for snorkeling. Here, you’ll slip into the clear Caribbean waters and discover colorful coral, tropical fish, and all the lively marine life that make Culebra’s reefs some of the best around.

Back on the boat, take a break with snacks, fresh fruit, our signature pasta salad, and a selection of refreshing drinks. Once you’ve had a chance to recharge, we’ll head to our captain’s favorite spot, the famous Flamenco Beach. Known for its white sand and bright blue water, Flamenco is the perfect place to swim, explore, or just soak up the scenery. If conditions call for a change, our captain might take you to Cayo Luis Peña or Culebrita Island—hidden gems with stunning beaches and crystal-clear swim spots.
As we cruise back to the mainland, enjoy incredible views of Puerto Rico’s coast and the lush El Yunque mountains in the distance. Whether you spent the day snorkeling, relaxing on the beach, or simply taking it all in, you’ll leave Culebra with memories of an island paradise that’s truly one of a kind!

Duration of Adventure

  • 6 hours
  • From 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
  • Boat ride will be about 1 hour each way
  • You should arrive for check-in 45 minutes prior to the departure time of your tour. Our office opens at 7:00 a.m. We have multiple tours and different departure times, so it’s very important that you check your confirmation email for instructions.

Location / Where to Meet

  1. Check in/ Departure Address: East Island Excursions, Marina Puerto Del Rey, Fajardo, 00738, Puerto Rico
  • You can drive to our marina (about an hour to an hour from San Juan), and there is plenty of free and secure parking.
  • Due to water conditions and other unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to reroute to another destination or cancel at the marina.

Ages & Requirements

  • Minimum age of 4 years old and up
  • Ages 4 to 11 must have a paying adult of 18+ to accompany them.
  • Pregnant people and people with back conditions or recent surgery can’t participate in this tour.
  • We don’t have a weight limit for our snorkeling and beach tours, but you do need to be physically able to climb up and down our swim stairs or ladders to access the water.

What’s Included

  • Snorkel Gear (Mask, Snorkel, Fins) - You’re more than welcome to bring your own. First time snorkeling? We can give you a short lesson before your first dive!
  • Experienced Captain & Crew
  • Lunch (deli-style buffet with cold cuts, cheeses, fresh bread, pasta salad, bean salad, and chicken salad)
  • Snacks (chips and fresh fruit)
  • Beverages (rum drinks like Piña Colada and Rum Punch, Medalla beer, assorted sodas, juices, and water)
  • Swim & Floating Devices

Not Included

  • Gratuity - Never expected but if you have a great experience, please consider gifting 10-25% to your guide and captains!
  • If you need a prescription mask, please rent from a dive shop ahead of your tour time!
  • You can add trip protection for an extra fee.
  • The outfitter offers some excursion essentials for an extra fee (towels, bags, sunscreen, etc.)
  • Transportation is offered for an extra fee as long as your location is available on the list of hotels offered. We are not able to provide transportation for bookings made within 12 hours of start time.

What to Bring / Wear

  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • Reef-Safe Sunscreen, Hats, & Sunglasses
  • Extra layers of clothing - sweatshirts and warm hats
  • Dry bag
  • Snacks & Water
  • Comfortable Shoes
  • Required paperwork - Signed medical form if required, waivers, etc.
  • Seasickness medications - If you are prone to seasickness, it is recommended to take sea sickness medication at least 30 minutes to 1 hour before the scheduled boat time. It is too late to take the medication if you are already seasick on the boat.
  • Waterproof Camera - The company is not responsible for any damaged or lost items.
  • Please remove any jewelry, watches, or anything that can get damaged by water or you don’t want to lose.

Wildlife Guidelines

Please be respectful of the fact that coral is a living organism and any standing, touching, or knocking over will irreparably damage the organism that takes a very long time to grow and is essential to our marine reefs. Please also be respectful of any marine animals including but not limited to turtles, rays, sharks, seals, and dolphins. Please never chase, harass, feed, or TOUCH any of the marine species. Enjoy their company if they approach from a distance and calmly move away from them if in their path.

ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY East Island Excursions

FAQs

Do I need to know how to swim or snorkel?

You need to know basic swimming skills, know how to float, and, as long as you don’t fear the water, you’ll have fun! We do have floating devices available for all guests and underwater windows (on the East Wind) for those who choose not to snorkel.

How do I snorkel if I use eyeglasses?

You may bring a prescription mask or purchase one at our East Island Store upon arrival, subject to availability. Contact lenses can be worn under a mask only if you feel comfortable doing so.

What about sharks?

Incidents of sharks biting people in Puerto Rico are very rare. Fatal shark bites are extremely rare, especially considering the number of people in Puerto Rico’s waters. People who enter the water need to recognize that there are hidden dangers. A number of marine animals can cause serious injury to people, and sharks are just one example. Entering the ocean should be considered a “wilderness experience,” where people are visitors in a world that belongs to the sharks. The risk of injury caused by sharks is extremely small, but it is a risk accepted by anyone who enters the shark’s world. By learning more about sharks, using common sense, and observing the following safety tips, the risk may be greatly reduced.

Can I go under the surface of the water with a snorkel?

Although many snorkelers dive underwater, I have found that some people would rather not, or don’t find the need to do so. If you see a fish several feet below you though, and you want to get a closer look, you’ll have to dive down. By doing this, your snorkel will fill up with water, and you will not be able to breathe until you clear the passage of your snorkel of water once you have resurfaced. It sounds a bit iffy, but it’s a common thing for more experienced snorkelers to dive down and fill their snorkel with water.

To clear the snorkel of water, you must resurface, give a good strong blow of the snorkel as your head reaches the surface once again, and the top of the snorkel has penetrated the surface of the water. This should clear most if not all of the water that has filled the snorkel and allow you to breathe normally through the snorkel once again. If you use what is called a “purge” snorkel, (which I would recommend), you will rarely get water back in your mouth. I would also recommend trying this technique first in a pool.

Once you get comfortable doing this as well as the other techniques mentioned, you will feel more confident and will have a more positive, relaxed experience out on the reef.

Cancellation Policy

CANCELLATIONS or rescheduling AND THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ON TIME:

**Cancellations must be 48 hours prior to the scheduled excursion to avoid full charges and or penalties.

**Private charter cancellation is 14 days prior to the charter date. If the charter is canceled outside the cancellation policy the deposit is not refundable or a partial refund will apply.

**If you miss your excursions: arriving late or NOT showing up on the date of excursion, NO refund will apply. The fee is NOT refundable and NOT reusable.

**WEATHER RELATED CANCELLATIONS weather determinations are made by our captains & if we need to cancel an excursion due to weather you will be refunded or rescheduled to another date at no charge (only qualifies for original reservations). We will call, text, or send you an email to notify you as soon as possible, however, please note that due to the unpredictable weather in the Caribbean, on rare occasions cancellations may be done at the marina or rerouted to another destination. We watch the weather on an hourly basis, and in the tropics, the weather is often locally specific. Weather in San Juan is often different than on the east coast and islands, so please do not make the mistake of deciding not to arrive on your excursion because you think the weather might not be acceptable, as you will be charged as a no-show if the excursion goes out.

If you have a question about the weather conditions feel free to contact us.

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Location

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4900 State Rd 3 Km. 51.4

Fajardo, Puerto Rico, 00738

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