easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels including beginners and children over age 7, as kayaking is gentle and the snorkeling area is calm.
Paddle to Melones Beach and snorkel in crystal-clear waters surrounded by colorful reefs on this 2-hour tour in Culebra. Perfect for all skill levels and ages, it's an unforgettable Puerto Rico adventure.
Discover the vibrant underwater world and serene coastal beauty of Culebra Island with the Coral Reef Kayaking Snorkeling Tour offered by Culebra Snorkel with Locals. This two-hour private adventure takes you on a leisurely kayak journey to Melones Beach, where you'll have the chance to snorkel among colorful coral reefs and abundant marine life. Guided by a knowledgeable local expert, the tour is designed for participants aged 7 and up and welcomes guests of all swimming abilities, making it an ideal adventure for families and solo explorers alike. Along the way, you'll learn about the ecology of the island's coral reefs and the importance of preserving this unique ecosystem. The calm waters around Culebra provide an accessible kayaking experience while offering stunning views of pristine beaches and tropical scenery. Whether you're paddling alongside schools of fish or floating above vibrant coral gardens, this experience blends gentle physical activity with awe-inspiring nature encounters. Perfect for anyone looking to combine active exploration with relaxation and marine education, this trip is a memorable way to experience one of Puerto Rico's most beautiful islands.
Protect the marine environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before you start your kayak and snorkel tour.
Keep your belongings dry during kayaking by packing valuables in a waterproof dry bag.
Water shoes will protect your feet when entering and exiting the kayak and snorkeling areas.
Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated during your tour under the sun.
Culebra Island was historically a strategic naval base before becoming a protected natural reserve.
Culebra's coral reefs are protected by marine reserves, and visitors are encouraged to practice responsible snorkeling to preserve the underwater ecosystem.
Protects your skin and the coral reef from harmful chemicals.
summer specific
Essential for a clear underwater view and efficient swimming.
Protects your feet on rocky or coral shorelines.
Keeps valuables and electronics dry during kayaking.