All 8 options, side by side
✓ 2026-09-29| Option | Price | Per person | Length | Rating | Cancellation | Extra fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snorkeling in Cayo Caracoles: Private boat, 4 hoursBest value | US$ 500 per group | US$ 83 (6 share) | 4h | 4.69★ · 13 | free | — |
| Icacos Island Private Boat Charter & Snorkel Tour Puerto Rico | US$ 3,800 per group | US$ 127 (30 share) | 4h | 5.00★ only 2 reviews | free | — |
| Icacos Island day sail and snorkel from AnchorageOur pick | US$ 130 p.p. | US$ 130 | 5h 30m | 4.82★ · 182 | free | — |
| Snorkeling in Fajardo: Private Boat to Icacos IslandTop rated | US$ 1,200 per group | US$ 200 (6 share) | 7h | 5.00★ · 18 | free | — |
| Bioluminescent Bay boat tour Puerto Rico: Swim in glowing water | US$ 250 p.p. | US$ 250 | 8h | — | non-refundable | — |
| Snorkeling in Culebra: Private boat to two beaches | US$ 1,650 per group | US$ 275 (6 share) | 7h | 4.95★ · 19 | free | — |
| Snorkeling in Culebra Island: Private Boat Trip from Puerto Rico | US$ 1,699 per group | US$ 283 (6 share) | 8h | — | free | — |
| 2-Day Culebra Island Snorkeling Tour: Private Yacht & Guesthouse | US$ 4,300 per group | US$ 717 (6 share) | 2d | 5.00★ only 2 reviews | free | — |
Real price per person across the 8 options: US$ 83–US$ 717 (median US$ 200). With 100+ reviews: 1 of 8.
Default order: real price per person — the group price divided by the seats it includes.
Private experiences (6)
Snorkeling in Culebra: Private boat to two beachesA full-day private boat tour from the marina to Culebra reaches two remote beaches accessible only by water, where you snorkel in clear shallows or rest on the sand. The boat carries a maximum of six passengers, departs at 9 am, and returns around 3 pm; a platter of cold cuts and fruit, cooler with ice, canned drinks and floating noodles are included, and you can bring your own wine or beer.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you're staying without a car or want to skip the logistics of getting to Culebra — the boat departs from the marina at a fixed time, and the crew handles the navigation, the beach selection and the return. The maximum of six passengers keeps the group small and the boat nimble between the two stops.
Snorkeling in Fajardo: Private Boat to Icacos IslandA full-day private boat snorkeling tour from Fajardo visits Icacos Island and Palomino Island with a captain and crew, snorkeling gear, and a charcuterie board with fruit and drinks included. The boat holds a maximum of six people, so you avoid the crowds that come with larger group tours. The day runs 9 am to 4 pm with a 25-minute boat ride to reach the islands.Is it for me?Choose this if you want snorkeling on a private boat rather than sharing with larger groups—your captain navigates to two island destinations while you set the pace for exploring.
Snorkeling in Cayo Caracoles: Private boat, 4 hoursA private boat snorkeling experience in Cayo Caracoles, the main sandbar of La Parguera, where you spend four hours swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on your own terms. Bottled water and cooler with ice are included; the guide speaks English or Spanish and can suggest nearby sandbars if you want to explore beyond your first stop.Is it for me?Four hours is long enough to snorkel, swim and rest without eating up your whole day, which makes this private boat a fit for anyone who wants a sandbar morning or afternoon without committing to a full-day excursion. If you need snorkeling gear or want to bring food and drinks, plan to arrange those separately before you board.
Icacos Island Private Boat Charter & Snorkel Tour Puerto RicoYou board a private 46-foot boat with your group and head to Icacos Island with a USCG captain and crew. Snorkel the reefs with guides, swim at the beach, or just stay on deck with the open bar serving piña coladas, rum drinks, beer, and snacks. Snorkel gear, water, and flotation devices are included; the crew brings drinks to you wherever you are — water or sand.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants the island and the water without the crowds or the logistics — you're paying for the boat and the crew to handle everything so you can spend the day however your group decides.
2-Day Culebra Island Snorkeling Tour: Private Yacht & GuesthouseA 2-day private yacht tour of Culebra Island that departs from Fajardo Marina, includes snorkeling at multiple hidden spots, meals onboard, and an overnight stay at a waterfront guesthouse. Day one runs from 9 am to check-in at 4 pm; day two departs at 9 am and returns by 4 pm. The boat carries a small group with a captain, crew and guide who speaks English and Spanish, and snorkeling equipment is provided.Is it for me?Book this if you're flying into Fajardo and want everything coordinated in one package—yacht, overnight lodging, and meals—so you can spend two full days on the water and return to the marina by 4 pm on day two.
Snorkeling in Culebra Island: Private Boat Trip from Puerto RicoA private boat trip from Puerto Rico to Culebra Island with a live guide in English or Spanish, snorkeling equipment and lunch included. You cruise for about an hour to reach the island, then split the day between an unhabited beach and the main snorkeling site where sea turtles and marine life are abundant, with time to explore Culebra town on the return. The boat is yours alone — no shared departures, no fixed group size.Is it for me?Book this private boat if your group wants to set the pace at each snorkel stop rather than follow a fixed itinerary with other passengers.
Half day and longer (2)
Icacos Island day sail and snorkel from AnchorageA day sail to Icacos Island aboard the Spread Eagle II, a 51-foot catamaran, with snorkeling on the protected reef, lunch and a new snorkel for every passenger. The sail takes 40 to 50 minutes each way across sparkling water to an uninhabited island. A live guide leads in English or Spanish, and the crew provides fish and coral identification charts on board.Is it for me?The sail is active but not strenuous — you're on the water for 5.5 hours total, with time split between the beach and the reef, so it suits anyone comfortable with a boat ride and wading into shallow snorkeling water.
Bioluminescent Bay boat tour Puerto Rico: Swim in glowing waterYou're driven to La Parguera in an air-conditioned vehicle with snacks and water, then guided into one of Earth's five bioluminescent bays for an evening of snorkeling and swimming in glowing water. Every movement of your body ignites millions of organisms, turning the bay electric blue around you. The guide explains the science and ecology while you float under the stars. Round-trip transport and all snorkeling gear are included; the tour ends when you return to your hotel.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to experience one of Earth's rarest natural phenomena without arranging your own transport or snorkeling equipment—the guide handles the logistics and the timing so you can focus on floating in glowing water under the stars.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 7 of the 8 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Icacos Island day sail and snorkel from Anchorage is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.82 out of 5 across 182 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 6 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
