Cruise & Swim San Juan Bay on a Captained Stamas 31' — Small-Group Boat Charter

Board the Stamas 31' captained for a compact, sociable sea outing from San Juan Bay Marina. This two-hour Cruise & Swim San Juan Bay — Stamas 31' Captained puts up to six guests on a comfortable, luxury dayboat that threads along Old San Juan’s waterfront, giving perspectives you simply can’t get from shore. The captain eases the boat past colonial forts and color-drenched roofs while hosts pass out complimentary drinks, cue up lively music or karaoke on a premium Bluetooth sound system, and invite everyone to slip into warm Caribbean water for a swim. The experience blends easy-going beach time with local Boricua energy: storytellers aboard share the city’s maritime history while a chef can be arranged for onboard bites, or you can bring your own food and drinks. Small group size (Max 6 guests) makes this a stand-out option for families, couples, or friends who want a private, flexible escape from the bustle of Old San Juan without committing to a full-day charter. Practical details matter here. Check in at San Juan Bay Marina at Avenida Manuel Fernández Juncos, San Juan, 00907; the boat is at PEER B-12 and you must be on time—arrive one hour before departure. Smoking and drugs are not allowed on any vessel. Tours depart promptly; late arrivals risk forfeiting their trip without refund. If you want more time on the water, extensions can be requested per hour subject to availability. What makes this trip special for the area is scale and authenticity. Rather than a large tour boat, the Stamas 31' delivers unobstructed viewpoints of Old San Juan’s stone walls, harbor channels, and shoreline life while keeping the vibe unmistakably local. Swim stops let you experience the Caribbean’s warm clarity close to the city, and the crew’s music and storytelling turn a simple cruise into an evening of songs and island anecdotes. For visitors short on time, this is a vivid sampler: brief, social, and easy to slot into a day exploring the city. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, and a sense of humor for karaoke, and you leave with good photos, salt-slick hair, and memories rooted in Puerto Rico’s seaside character. Photographers will find strong compositions from the bow and stern; low angles emphasize the city’s seawalls while mid-boat shots catch swimmers against urban skyline. Pack a towel, dry bag, and a phone-safe case — the crew can recommend shallow swim spots. The peer numbers are in the floor in front of every boat; look for PEER B-12. Many reservation pages list 482 Av. Manuel Fernández Juncos, San Juan, 00901, Puerto Rico as the formatted address for navigation. Short, social, and accessible, this cruise makes a memorable addition to any San Juan day.