Puerto Rico · FAJARDO & THE EASTERN KEYS
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An hour east of San Juan, Fajardo is where the boats leave from: catamarans to Icacos and the reef, snorkel runs over seagrass full of turtles, and the kayaks that go out to the bio bay after dark. These are the trips worth the drive, with sailing times, what is included on board, and which ones collect you from your hotel.
High-speed catamaran to Culebra for reef snorkeling, an island buffet, and a beach chosen by weather, with drinks included and sea-sickness warned.
“Had an amazing time !! the crew was super friendly and such a vibe to chill with for the day, DRINKS were amazing MUSIC was the vibes and the FOOD was also good !!!!!!”
Snorkel Icacos or Vieques from Fajardo with guided reef spotting, gear, lunch, rum, and a waterslide boat.
“Amazing experience! Snorkeling Puerto Rico has a great team. Chris led us on a snorkeling tour in the ocean. Amanda and Captain Joe provided great service. The crew was so fun and friendly! Definitely recommend this tour!”
Snorkel Icacos, hunt shells on a deserted beach, and eat a build-your-own picnic lunch on a Fajardo catamaran cruise with drinks.
“Such an amazing experience highly recommend it. The crew was absolutely amazing, and made the experience fun and unforgettable.”
Night kayak from Fajardo through mangroves to Laguna Grande, where you may see glowing plankton and starry skies for $89.
“We could not see any bio illumination. Would not have booked the excursion had I known it wasn’t going to be visible. Paid $400 for a night kayak tour for 4. Way too many people trying to fight their way through the mangrove. Not sure why there were boats traveling at the same time, seemed dangerous for the people trying to get out of their way”
Luxury catamaran from Fajardo to Cayo Icacos: snorkel, swim, buffet lunch and rum drinks, plus El Yunque views.
“The crew was amazing and the tour was a blast! I lost my sunglasses while we were on the island and the crew found them and then went diving for them.”
Paddle Fajardo’s Laguna Grande bioluminescent bay at dusk with a marine biologist, through mangroves and starry skies.
“Heed the warnings that you will get wet. There were people barefoot which was a bad idea. You actually walk through a backlot and across jagged area then out in the water to the kayaks. We were prepared and I'm happy we did it. UnfortunRead more”
Pilot a mini-speedboat in Fajardo for snorkeling at La Cordillera Cays, Cayo Icacos, and a private beach stop. Gear and snacks included.
“I love the whole experience. It was the first time both my fiance and I drove a speed boat. This excursion is definitely not for those who had recent back or knee surgery as the ride can get bumpy if you catch a wave. Besides that it's freaking amazing. Definitely something we will do again”
All-inclusive boat and snorkel trip from Fajardo to Icacos Island with provided gear, drinks, lunch, and beach time.
“Great a very unique experience Staff great Clean very professional Team organized and helpful I will definitely be back Starting from shuttle snack was great my wife and I had a wonderful time weather perfect”
Icacos Island half-day snorkel and beach trip from Fajardo. Set your pace, get umbrellas and drinks, reach by water taxi.
“We had an absolutely wonderful day thanks to Ezequiel, Gregory, and David! The boat ride over to beautiful Icacos was smooth and quick. Once there, they set us up with a spacious canopy and a cooler filled to the brim with ice and cold driRead more”
Private East Coast Keys boat tour from Fajardo with snorkeling at Cayo Icacos, sea turtle viewing at Palominos, beaches, drinks, and snacks.
“The trip was next level. We caught great weather. The captain was highly knowledgable and friendly. It was obvious he took his job seriously as captain and safety was top priority. Our family of 6 had a great time and would definitely use Encanto again or recommend to anyone looking to take a trip to Icacos and the surrounding islands. The price is very fair, the customer service is unparalleled. Don’t even look anywhere else.”
Private half-day charter from Fajardo to Icacos or Palomino, with guided snorkeling, snacks, and your own crew for up to 6.
“Our group had an AMAZING time with Adriana and Lolo!! Highly recommend this tour. There is nothing better than being on a private boat especially when you look next to you and see crowded catamarans all around. This crew was very professional and was there to make sure we had a great time! 10/10 recommend!”
Naguabo UTV adventure on 80 acres: 50 minutes, mud and river crossings, El Yunque and sea views, then a head-to-head race.
“The staff was wonderful, the terrain was beautiful and muddy and we had a ton of fun. Got stuck once 😜 would recommend you go at least once”
Afternoon snorkeling in Fajardo with gear included, guided reef time, rum or pina coladas, and beach relaxation at Cayos de la Cordillera.
“This was our favorite trip while on vacation. The crew was attentive, patient and knowledgeable. The islands were beautiful and everyone on board was well educated before the snorkeling started. I would highly recommend.”
Catamaran snorkeling at Cayo Icacos with La Cordillera reefs, lunch and drinks, plus beach time from Fajardo. Double Dip tour.
“I messed up and got there a little late but the crew were kind enough to hold the last shuttle for us to get there and make it. Overall, amazing experience with the snorkeling and the island beach. It was my first time putting on fin shoes and swimming with live fish. We anchored right near the beautiful reef in between the Caribbean and Atlantic sea and were able to get up close for a better view. I definitely recommend this trip to any couple that want an amazing 4 hour getaway. Will definitely do it again when i come back to Puerto Rico. Make sure you’re appreciative and tip…”
Sunset bio bay kayaking in Fajardo with marine biologist guides, tandem kayaks, mangroves, and a tarp setup for light-pollution control.
“Fun kayaking through an area you would not see otherwise. Neat experience kayaking in the dark and seeing the bay, but when it's time to see the luminescence, they put all kayaks tight together and cover with tarp. You need to hold the tarp up with one hand and use your other hand to splash the water to see them "light up". However, the kayaks are crammed in so the person in the front can't fit their hand in the water without it being jammed between twi kayaks. What was thought to be the highlight of the trip was disappointing so 4 out of 5 stars. Redeeming factor, as you…”
