Customize Your Own Snorkeling Adventure: Vieques, Fajardo Keys, Culebra!

Introducing the ultimate island-hopping experience on a 36 ft (11 m) state of the art catamaran tour! Our boat trip offers a one-of-a-kind adventure on the beautiful islands of Vieques, Culebra or Fajardo’s keys (famous for its Icacos, Cayo Diablo, Lobos, Palominitos & Palomino islands). You will have the opportunity to snorkel, chill at the beach, and explore the islands with a certified Marine Biologist and Captain.

Between Vieques, Culebra, and Fajardo’s Keys exist more than 100 small islands and inlets, beaches of every color, reefs of every depth full of marine life, and beautiful scenery all the way around. This is where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea! Our adventurers can snorkel with sea turtles, rays, tropical fish, and even manatees that venture into nearby reefs and beaches!

This trip includes food and drinks, with the full day trip including a full lunch, making it a great value for those looking for a high-end experience. The Snorkel & Cruise Charter can be done on half and full days, giving you plenty of time to explore the island, and enough time to customize your boat trip to your exact desire and tailor your vacation the way you like it. Whether you prefer seafood, meats, or vegetarian options, we have something for everyone. The food is not just delicious, but also visually appealing, making it an experience to remember with the sea breeze and breath taken views of our beautiful landscape.

Vieques

Snorkeling around Vieques feels like exploring a secret underwater garden. The reefs here are less trafficked, which means healthier coral formations and more marine life. You’ll swim among elkhorn and brain corals, and spot sea turtles grazing on seagrass beds just offshore. Schools of blue tangs, parrotfish, and sergeant majors are common, and you might catch a southern stingray cruising the sandy bottom. Shallow mangrove areas are nurseries for baby barracuda, snappers, and even the occasional manatee in sheltered coves. The visibility is often excellent, especially on the south side of the island where the waters are calmer.

Culebra

Culebra is famous for some of the clearest, most stunning snorkeling in the entire Caribbean. Reefs like Carlos Rosario and Melones offer easy access to vibrant coral gardens packed with life. Here you’re almost guaranteed to snorkel alongside green sea turtles and hawksbill turtles munching on algae. Expect massive schools of yellowtail snapper, wrasse, and the dazzling queen angelfish lighting up the reef. You might also spot spotted eagle rays gliding through deeper channels and reef squid flashing iridescent colors. The reefs around Culebra are thriving, making it a top spot for photographers and serious fish-watchers.

Fajardo’s Keys (Icacos, Cayo Diablo, Lobos, Palominitos, Palomino)

Fajardo’s Keys are perfect for snorkeling that's easy and accessible but still packed with color.

Icacos is known for its gentle reefs and shallow sandy patches full of grunts, butterflyfish, and gobies. It's beginner-friendly with loads of colorful fish and easy swimming.
Cayo Diablo is wilder, with stronger currents but incredible visibility—you might spot nurse sharks resting under ledges and big barracuda patrolling the reef.
Lobos is a hidden gem for spotting juvenile reef fish, making it a great site if you love seeing the tiniest versions of tropical species.
Palominitos is more about lounging on soft beaches, but the nearby reef edges hold sea stars, urchins, and tiny blennies hiding in the rocks.
Palomino combines shallow snorkeling with the chance to spot stingrays, pufferfish, and occasional dolphins passing by the deeper channels.

Each key gives you a different vibe depending on if you want a relaxed snorkel, an adventure with bigger species, or a chill beach stop with light exploration.

Duration of Adventure

4 hours for a Half Day Charter
7 hours for a Full Day Charter
Half Day Morning or Afternoon Charters - 8:00 am to 12:00 pm or 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Full Day Charter - 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Offered Monday through Friday

Location / Where to Meet

Check in/ Departure Address: Roosevelt Roads, Ceiba 00735, Puerto Rico

Arrive 30 minutes before the tour at the check in site. Weather conditions will be checked the day before.

Ages & Requirements

Children must be 6 years old or older to participate on this tour.
It is recommended that you do have some comfort and experience when you are in water.
Pregnant women cannot participate on the excursion.
Participants should not have conditions like epilepsy, back problems, or heart conditions.
Maximum weight per person is 300 lbs (136 kg).
Private groups include from 1 to 6 guests.
Guests are expected to follow instructions at all times and maintain respectful behavior towards other guests and the crew. If guests do not comply with the safety rules and behavior, the outfitter reserves the right to end the participation of the guest at any time.
If the crew suspects that a guest is under the influence of alcohol the guest will not be permitted to participate in the excursion and will not be entitled to a refund.
Our guides reserve the right to refuse participation to any customer who they believe will not be able to complete the tour because of their physical condition, injury, or illness.
Please let us know if any of your guests are allergic to any food.

What’s Included

Snorkel Gear (Mask, Snorkel, Fins)
Snorkel Instructions & Orientation for Beginners by Professional Guides
Safety 101 Session & Briefing
Ecological interpretation about the surroundings, marine life and history of the area
All Safety Equipment
USCG License Captain & Marine Biologist Guide
Snacks & Refreshments
Lunch (Only Full Day Tours)

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!
Transportation is available for an extra fee and requires a minimum of 5 guests.

What to Bring / Wear

Swimsuit
Towel
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Extra layers of clothing - sweatshirts and warm hats
Dry bag
Snacks & Water
Required paperwork - Signed medical form if required, waivers, etc.
Waterproof Camera - The company is not responsible for any damaged or lost items.
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.
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.

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