easy
10 hours
Basic swimming ability required; suitable for most fitness levels comfortable in open water.
Experience the magic of Culebra Island with I Ventures Caribbean’s full-day snorkeling and beach hopping adventure. Swim alongside sea turtles and relax on the iconic white sands of Flamenco Beach on this seamless Puerto Rico getaway.
10 Hours • Ages 10+ • Experience Culebra Island! Snorkeling + Flamenco Beach
Embark on an unforgettable full-day adventure to Culebra Island, featuring beach hopping and snorkeling at the stunning Flamenco and Tamarindo Beaches. Swim with sea turtles and explore vibrant marine life in crystal-clear waters. This hassle-free trip promises breathtaking scenery and memorable experiences, making it the highlight of your Puerto Rico vacation.
Age: 10+
10 Hours
Please Note: This ferry trip takes a minimum of 6 people to operate. If the tour does not reach this minimum then it can be rescheduled or canceled! Refund provided.
Experience a Full Day Beach Hopping Tour with Snorkeling Experience & visiting World-Famous Flamenco Beach. Our Culebra Full Day Trip will be the highlight of your vacation. Chance to swim with sea turtles, and vibrant marine wildlife.
Destination for snorkeling will depend on Sea Rip Currents Conditions.
Explore the true secrets of Puerto Rico! Culebra Island is a snorkeler’s paradise. The clearest waters, white sand beaches, and a great variety of sea life. Snorkeling in Culebra has no comparison! Forget about the hard planning to get to Culebra Island, we make it simple for you. We offer a Full Day Trip to Culebra Island with Beach hopping and Snorkeling Experience at Tamarindo Beach
Includes:
Monday-Friday: Check-in at 7:50 am
Saturdays & Sundays: Check-in at 6:50 am
The ferry departs at 8:00 am
The ferry returns at 4:00 pm
Ferry Tickets
Ferry Round Trip from Ceiba - Culebra
Land Transfers in Culebra
Premium Quality Snorkeling Gear
Water & Snacks
Snorkeling Experience with Sea Turtles
Underwater photo album of snorkeling experience
Visit the World-Famous Flamenco Beach
Visit Tamarindo Beach
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Itinerary Reference
Destination for snorkeling will depend on Sea Rip's current conditions.
We do not provide private maritime transportation to Culebra. The tickets included in our Culebra Ferry Package are for the public ferry. The Puerto Rico Maritime Transportation Authority (PRMTA) operates this ferry. We are not affiliated with the PRMTA. Therefore, we are not responsible nor can control the ferry schedule in any way.
In the event we receive tickets for a later departure you will be notified in advance and/or on-site. Your group will be offered the option to confirm an excursion with a later departure, reschedule to another day, reschedule to another excursion, or cancel with a full refund. For this reason, we must be at the Ceiba Ferry Terminal at check-in time. Otherwise, you may miss the ferry. In that case, you will not be able to get to Culebra on time for the tour. Finally, the excursion start time is subject to the arrival time of the ferry to Culebra.
I VENTURES does not sell ferry tickets.
Plan to arrive at Ceiba Ferry Terminal at least 30 minutes before check-in to avoid missing the ferry departure.
Protect your skin and the delicate marine environment by using biodegradable, reef-safe sunblock during snorkeling.
Water shoes protect your feet on rocky shorelines and coral while snorkeling, enhancing comfort and safety.
If prone to seasickness, take medication like Dramamine before the ferry ride to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Culebra was once a strategic U.S. military outpost; today its preserved reefs and beaches reflect a turn toward eco-tourism.
Local groups actively protect coral reefs and marine wildlife, encouraging sustainable tourism practices throughout the island.
Protect skin and the delicate marine ecosystem during extended exposure to sun and water.
summer specific
Provide grip and foot protection on rocky or coral-strewn shores and underwater terrain.
High-quality gear ensures a clearer view and better breathing comfort during underwater swims.
Keeps valuables and electronics safe and dry during ferry rides and beach stops.