How many people fit on the charter?

The listing is for up to six guests; confirm exact passenger limits and weight policies when booking.

Is snorkeling gear included?

Gear availability varies—verify included equipment and sizes via the booking link before your trip.

Can we request stops at specific beaches?

Yes, itineraries are often flexible. Discuss desired snorkel sites or beach drops when you reserve.

Are meals and drinks provided?

Catering policies vary—check the booking page or ask the operator through the referral link about provisions.

Is this suitable for kids?

Families commonly book this charter; supervise children in the water and request calm anchorage options for younger swimmers.

What should I do about sun exposure?

Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and reapply sunscreen regularly—shade onboard is limited.

Full-Day Cordelia Catamaran in Vieques: Snorkels, Reefs & Sunset Return | Private | Sailing

Adventure Brief

Spend a full day on Cordelia exploring Vieques’ clear reefs, sandbars, and sheltered coves—swim from the trampolines, snorkel with sea life, and return at sunset. This private charter for up to six people combines active marine access with relaxed cruising for families and friends.

8+ hours

moderate

From $2,820.00

On a full-day charter from Esperanza, Vieques, the 40-foot catamaran Cordelia turns the eastern Caribbean into your private playground. Departing from the sleepy harbor of Esperanza on Puerto Rico’s Vieques island, this 8+ hour private charter carries up to six people for a day of snorkeling, swimming off trampolines, reef exploration, and a sunset return that often feels like a small celebration at sea. The route changes with wind and tide but centers on the island’s key marine features: fringing coral reefs, shallow seagrass flats, and sheltered coves that attract hawksbill and green sea turtles. Expect broad Caribbean panoramas, limestone and volcanic outcrops along the shoreline, and clear water that reveals grazing parrotfish and occasional rays. Onboard, trampolines forward of the hulls give laid-back lounging and an easy platform for splashy entries; water toys and music keep energy high between reef stops. This charter stands out because it blends comfortable catamaran cruising with active marine access. Cordelia’s size and shallow draft let her tie up close to snorkel sites and sandbars that larger vessels avoid. For families and mixed-ability groups this creates a flexible day: long swims for confident snorkelers, calm shallows for children, and quiet anchorages for picnics. The timing deliberately includes the golden hour on the way back, so you don’t miss a tropical sunset over the Caribbean. Beyond marine life, Vieques carries cultural and historical layers. Fishing villages like Esperanza retain a relaxed waterfront culture of small kiosks and hand-line fishermen. The island also bears the memory of former naval training areas decommissioned in the early 2000s, and conservation efforts since have helped restore beaches and reefs. Be mindful to respect protected zones and local wildlife—this region’s reefs are fragile and recover slowly. Practical notes: capacity is up to six guests; trips run eight hours or longer and can be tailored to snorkeling, beach drops, or simply slow cruising. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, biodegradable sunscreen is encouraged, full hydration, a snorkel mask that fits you, and a wind layer for late-afternoon chill. Use the booking link for availability and confirmation of included gear and provisions. Why book? For an island day that feels both effortless and adventurous—clear shallow reefs, hands-on marine encounters, social onboard spaces, and a sunset that caps a perfectly paced day at sea off one of Puerto Rico’s most compelling islands. Onboard etiquette is simple: pack out what you bring, keep noise measured near wildlife, and check local guidelines for protected reefs and nighttime bioluminescence tours. For photographers, stabilization and a waterproof housing reward patient shooters. Book through the link to confirm passenger limits, meal options, and required permits; personalized itineraries are common and make a full day at sea feel tailored to your group.