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Icacos Island Catamaran Cruise with Snorkeling from Fajardo★ 4.84 (2,573) · 5h
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Fajardo Snorkeling Lesson & Gear Rental for Families★ 4.87 (52) · 1h 30m
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Snorkeling in Fajardo to Culebra: Sea turtles and reef★ 5.00 (157) · 7h 30m
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✓ 2026-09-29Real price per person across the 28 options: US$ 52–US$ 333 (median US$ 135). With 100+ reviews: 21 of 28.
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Private experiences (8)
Fajardo Mini Boat Snorkel Tour: Icacos & Palominitos IslandsYou’ll drive your own mini boat from Fajardo along Puerto Rico’s east coast with a local guide leading the way. Snorkel coral reefs at Icacos Island, float off Palominitos’ soft sand beaches, and share snacks right on your boat—all gear included. It’s salty hair and sun-warmed skin kind of day you’ll remember long after heading home.
Fajardo: Private Island Charter to Icacos & Palomino with SnorkelingYou board a private boat from Fajardo's marina and spend four hours snorkeling at one of two island reserves with a captain who knows the reefs. Snorkeling gear, lunch, and drinks—including beer and rum—are included, so you only need to bring sunblock and a towel. Two time slots let you choose morning or afternoon, and the small-group format means no crowds and no rigid schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want a snorkeling day without the crowds or the hassle of arranging your own boat, gear and food—the private charter and all-inclusive format mean you show up with sunblock and a towel, and the rest is handled.
Puerto Rico Islands: Private Boat Tour & Snorkel with LunchYou’ll board a private boat from Fajardo for a day trip across Puerto Rico’s east coast keys—snorkeling clear waters near Icacos Island, spotting sea turtles by Palomino, drifting past movie-famous Palominito. With music playing, sandwiches and local beer in hand, you’ll relax on quiet beaches or float beside your friends—leaving you salty-skinned and maybe a little changed by sunset.
Snorkeling in Fajardo: Private Catamaran to Icacos & PalominoA private guided snorkeling tour from Fajardo aboard a 24-foot catamaran to Icacos and Palomino islands, with a Coast Guard-certified captain, snorkeling equipment and paddleboard included. The boat stops at Turtle Reef for snorkeling, then moves to island beaches where you swim and relax in shallow, clear water. A guide in English or Spanish leads the experience, suited to beginners and small groups. The tour runs four hours and departs from Fajardo.Is it for me?Four hours on the water leaves your morning or afternoon free for other plans—book an early departure if you want the rest of the day ashore, or a midday one if you're building the tour around a beach lunch. The private boat and small group size suit couples and families who want personalized attention without a crowd.
Snorkeling in Fajardo: Private Catamaran SailA private catamaran sail from Fajardo takes up to six passengers to Icacos Island and nearby cays for snorkeling in coral reefs and white-sand shallows. The captain and crew manage the boat and timing; you pick between snorkeling, sunbathing on deck, or both, and choose lunch with beverages or bring your own. Snorkel gear is included.Is it for me?Book this private boat if you want to snorkel at your own pace without sharing reef time or anchor spots with other groups.
Fajardo: Mako Boat to Icacos, Palomino & Palominito with SnorkelYou board a 29-foot Mako in Fajardo and visit three islands: snorkel at Icacos Reef, explore Palomino Island for sea turtles and rays, and see Palominito's eroding shoreline. The boat includes cabin access, shower, snorkeling gear, drinks and snacks. A captain and sailor guide the stops and stay with you throughout the day, returning to Fajardo in the afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to visit multiple islands and reefs in one day without renting your own boat or arranging separate transport — the fixed itinerary and crew handle the logistics, leaving you to snorkel, swim, and explore three different islands.
Puerto Rico Catamaran Snorkel Tour: Icacos & Palomino IslandsA five-hour catamaran tour from Puerto Rico to Icacos and Palomino islands with snorkeling at a nearby coral reef. The boat carries only your group, includes snorkeling equipment, floaters, lunch wraps, beer, water and soft drinks. Snorkeling is optional; the islands themselves are the main stop, and the reef visit follows if you choose it.Is it for me?Book this tour if your group wants a private boat day without other passengers mixed in. The five-hour window and the catamaran schedule mean you move between the island and the reef without long waits or changes to the plan.
Snorkeling in Fajardo: Private Catamaran to Icacos IslandA private catamaran snorkeling trip from Fajardo takes you to Icacos Island and the local reefs of Puerto Rico's east coast, with a captain who chooses the best sites based on the day's conditions. Groups of up to six include lunch, drinks, snorkeling equipment and time to relax in the shallows after the reef work; larger groups of seven to twelve can arrange crew and catering separately.Is it for me?Book the six-person charter if you're staying in or near Fajardo without a car—the boat departs from there and everything from snorkeling to lunch is arranged. For larger groups or those wanting to bring their own food and drinks, the bareboat option lets you hire crew by the day and keeps the cost flexible.
2 to 5 hours (9)
Snorkel and Waterslide Boat Tour from Fajardo: Vieques or IcacosThis five-hour snorkel and boat tour from Fajardo visits either Vieques Island (morning departure) or Icacos Island (afternoon departure), both in Puerto Rico's northeast waters. You snorkel with crew guidance, ride a giant waterslide, eat lunch and drink from an open bar—all included. A guide speaks English and Spanish, and transportation from San Juan to Fajardo is available as an add-on. Minimum group size is 15 passengers; the tour runs subject to favorable weather.Is it for me?Book the morning Vieques departure if you want the best chance at sea turtles and don't mind an early start; choose the afternoon Icacos trip if you have a free afternoon and prefer white sand and clear water. Either way, the boat, the food, the drinks and the ride from San Juan are arranged—you show up and snorkel.
Snorkeling Tour to Vieques Island: Sea Turtles & ReefsA snorkeling and beach tour to Vieques Island, Puerto Rico, where you enter protected reefs ringed by secluded beaches accessible only by boat. The island sits under U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service protection, which means limited access and controlled fishing—the reason the reef formations stay unspoiled and sea life stays abundant. You snorkel multiple sites, paddle board between stops, and get longer time in the water than tours departing from Fajardo. A USCG-licensed captain and professional local guide lead the group; snorkeling equipment, light refreshments and beverages are included.Is it for me?Book this for an afternoon when you've been on the island at least a day and your schedule is firm—the protected reefs and secluded beaches only accessible by boat make the extra travel time worth it, and the longer time in the water versus tours from Fajardo means you actually snorkel instead of ride.
Fajardo: Icacos Island Snorkel & Beach Boat Tour All-InclusiveYou board at Safe Harbor Marina in Fajardo, snorkel for an hour at Icacos Island with provided gear, then spend the afternoon floating, eating lunch, and drinking tropical cocktails while the crew keeps the boat anchored in clear water. Everything except transportation and your towel is included, and the boat holds a maximum of forty passengers to keep it from feeling crowded.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying near San Juan who want a full beach and snorkel day without arranging gear rentals, food, or drinks separately — the all-inclusive format means you show up with a towel and an ID. Expect a shared boat with up to forty passengers and a 15-minute ride each way, which is what keeps the price accessible and the island uncrowded.
Icacos Island Beach Day with Snorkeling & Hiking from FajardoA beach day trip to Icacos Island from Fajardo with a 15-minute water taxi ride, local guide in English or Spanish, snorkeling equipment, beach umbrellas and a cooler of water, soda and local beer. The guide leads optional snorkeling and a 45-minute hike to explore the island's history and Caribbean views, but you set the rhythm — swim, sunbathe, or rest under the umbrella. Groups over six passengers travel in two boats side by side, arriving together.Is it for me?If you have a free afternoon or a few hours between ship arrival and an evening flight, this works because the whole day — taxi, island time and the return crossing — fits inside five hours and the guide handles the snorkeling and hiking setup so you just show up. The private umbrellas and cooler are already waiting on the beach, which means you're not scrambling to find shade or carrying gear across the sand.
Icacos Island snorkel tour: Catamaran with rum bar and lunchA half-day catamaran snorkel tour from Puerto Rico to Icacos Island and surrounding reefs, with a live guide in English or Spanish. The boat carries snorkeling gear, a deli buffet lunch, unlimited non-alcoholic drinks and a rum bar; you arrive one hour before departure and spend roughly four hours on the water and at anchor. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want snorkeling and a beach day bundled with food and drinks already arranged—the captain handles the reefs, the crew handles the meal, and you arrive an hour early instead of planning stops or packing a cooler.
Fajardo Snorkeling Tour: Afternoon Reef Swim & DrinksYou’ll swim above coral reefs near Fajardo with guides who actually get in the water beside you. Expect to see turtles and tropical fish up close before relaxing back on deck with local rum drinks and simple snacks as the sun drops lower over Puerto Rico’s cays—a real pause from normal life.
Icacos Island Half-Day Snorkel & Beach Tour FajardoYou board a 43-foot boat at Villa Marina and spend four to five hours at Icacos Island: snorkeling over the coral reef, eating a deli lunch and drinks on board, then relaxing on the beach. Snorkel gear, food, and all drinks are included. Morning tours start at 7am, afternoon tours at noon, with groups capped at 40 passengers.Is it for me?Book this if you want a half-day on the water without planning the boat, the snorkel site, or what to eat — the fixed schedule and included lunch mean you just show up at 7am or noon and spend the rest of the day in the water and on the sand.
Sailing and Snorkeling in Fajardo: Catamaran Day CharterA five-hour catamaran sailing and snorkeling charter from Fajardo takes you to Piñeros or Palomino islands, where you snorkel secluded reefs, swim in open water, and eat a grilled barbecue lunch prepared on board. The boat departs at 9:00 am and returns by 2:00 pm; snorkeling gear is included, and the crew speaks English and Spanish. Children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?The five-hour day means an early 8:30 am arrival and a 2:00 pm return, so book this if you want the full snorkeling and island experience without an overnight trip. The boat is shared unless you pay for a private charter, which works well for groups of friends or families who want to keep costs down and don't mind meeting other travelers on the water.
Puerto Rico: Kayak & Snorkel Eco Tour Las Cabezas ReserveYou’ll paddle through clear Caribbean waters in Puerto Rico’s Las Cabezas Reserve with a small group and local guide. Snorkel among colorful fish and maybe spot turtles or rays gliding by. All equipment is included, plus snacks after your swim—just bring your curiosity and let nature surprise you.
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Icacos Island Catamaran from Fajardo: Snorkel & Beach DayYou board a catamaran at Puerto del Rey marina and sail to Cayo Icacos, a protected island with no development. Snorkel gear, instruction, and floating devices are included; you explore two reefs, swim, and eat a buffet lunch on the boat with drinks. The return trip brings you back to the marina in the midafternoon, with hotel transport available if you booked it.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water and a protected island without arranging transport, snorkel gear, or a meal yourself — the catamaran handles all three, which is what makes a six-hour escape feel simple.
Culebra Snorkel with Sea Turtles & Flamenco BeachYou take a ferry from Ceiba to Culebra Island, snorkel for two hours in a marine reserve with guides who help you spot sea turtles and coral, then spend the afternoon swimming and relaxing at Flamenco Beach. Snorkel gear, snacks, and the ferry are included; lunch is on you at the beach kiosks. Plan for a full day out—that's what makes fitting the snorkel, the beach, and the ferry time all in one trip possible.Is it for me?Right for swimmers comfortable in open water who want to see sea turtles and spend a full day island-hopping without arranging their own ferry or transport. The 10–11 hour commitment is what lets you fit the snorkel, the beach time, and the ferry journey all in one day.
Culebra: Snorkeling Reefs & White Sand Beach Day by BoatYou’ll spend your day snorkeling colorful reefs near Culebra Island and relaxing on powdery white sand beaches after a scenic boat ride from Fajardo. With all gear included plus a light lunch and drinks onboard, you’ll swim alongside tropical fish—and maybe spot turtles—with a local guide leading the way. It’s a full day of sun and sea that lingers long after you’re back on shore.
Culebra Island snorkel tour: Flamenco Beach and reef with lunchA 7-hour snorkel and beach tour on Culebra Island departs at 8am aboard a 46-foot boat, with two snorkeling stops and time on Flamenco Beach. The itinerary shifts with sea conditions—the captain chooses between reefs and beaches to keep the day safe—so you get the best water that day, not a fixed route. Lunch is a deli buffet with pasta salad and fruit; drinks include rum, piña colada and soft drinks. Snorkel gear, bottled water and snacks are included. Children from age 5 are welcome; you'll need to know how to swim.Is it for me?Spend your morning and afternoon on a 46-ft boat exploring Culebra's best reefs and beaches, with the captain adjusting the route to find the calmest, clearest water that day.
Culebra Island Snorkeling: Flamenco Beach & Lunch from FajardoYou board a boat in Fajardo at 8am and arrive at Flamenco Beach by 9:30am with a professional snorkel guide already in the water. Spend the morning exploring coral reefs and shallow waters, eat lunch on the boat at 11am, then depart at 2pm. All snorkeling gear, paddle boards, meals and drinks are included, and you're back in Fajardo by mid-afternoon.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to snorkel Flamenco Beach without arranging your own boat or guide — the professional guide stays in the water with you, which makes spotting coral and fish straightforward even for first-timers. Plan for a full day out from 7:15 am to mid-afternoon, which is what lets you have the morning to explore and still eat lunch on the water.
Culebra: Power Boat Snorkeling & Flamenco Beach LunchYou’ll board a small group power boat for a day trip from Fajardo to Culebra Island, snorkeling live reefs with turtles, then relaxing at Flamenco Beach with a deli-style buffet lunch and tropical drinks included. Expect friendly local crew, quality gear provided, and time to soak up both reef life and soft sand before heading back salty and sun-warmed.
Culebra Island Snorkeling from Fajardo with Lunch & GearYou board a motor boat in Fajardo at 8:30am and cross to Culebra Island in 50 minutes. Snorkel the coral reef with one-on-one instruction if you need it, then rest on the boat with lunch, fruit, and drinks while the sun dries you off. The boat holds 55 people maximum and returns by afternoon, so you get a full island day without arranging transport or food yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel a real coral reef without renting a boat or packing lunch—the fixed departure time and included food mean you show up at 7:30 and the rest is handled.
Icacos Island: Catamaran Snorkeling Tour with Lunch & Open BarYou’ll sail from Villa Marina on a roomy catamaran with locals guiding you toward Icacos Island’s clear waters. Enjoy snorkeling among bright fish, relax on deck with open bar drinks, and refuel with a fresh buffet lunch before heading back—expect laughter, salty hair, and moments you’ll think about long after you’re home.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 28 of the 28 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Icacos Island Catamaran Cruise with Snorkeling from Fajardo is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.84 out of 5 across 2,573 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 8 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
