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Spend a relaxed eight hours aboard the Janise catamaran exploring Palomino or Piñeros Islands. Snorkel secluded reefs, lounge on white sand, and enjoy a Puerto Rican barbecue prepared on board.
Spend a relaxed eight hours aboard the Janise catamaran exploring Palomino or Piñeros Islands. Snorkel secluded reefs, lounge on white sand, and enjoy a Puerto Rican barbecue prepared on board.
The catamaran rocks gentle as the marina slips astern and the Spanish Virgin Islands resolve on the horizon—white sand glinting like a promise. Onboard the Janise, a Lagoon 380, the morning smells of salt and coffee; crew move with practiced ease while the engine eases into a steady purr. Expect a relaxed eight-hour loop that places you on secluded reefs at Palomino or Piñeros, where the sea dares you to dive down and meet the parrotfish.
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Operated by Puerto Rico Sailing Trips · Fajardo, Puerto Rico
The catamaran rocks gentle as the marina slips astern and the Spanish Virgin Islands resolve on the horizon—white sand glinting like a promise. Onboard the Janise, a Lagoon 380, the morning smells of salt and coffee; crew move with practiced ease while the engine eases into a steady purr. Expect a relaxed eight-hour loop that places you on secluded reefs at Palomino or Piñeros, where the sea dares you to dive down and meet the parrotfish.
This stretch of northeast Puerto Rico sits on volcanic basement rock rimmed by carbonate reefs. Historically, Fajardo was a fishing and shipbuilding hub, its coastline shaped by maritime trade and small-island communities. Local culture flavors the trip: barbecued chicken and yellow rice bring Puerto Rican cooking aboard, and a short onboard cooking class connects guests to the island’s bright flavors.
Practical guidance follows the calm of the opening scene. Arrive at Puerto del Rey Marina by 8:30 a.m.; boarding at 9:00 a.m. You’ll snorkel from the catamaran and the beach, use provided snorkel gear, and float on a lily pad anchored in shallow water. Footwear is removed for boarding; bring a towel, reef-safe sunscreen, hat with strap, and a light rain jacket. Expect protected reef snorkeling—currents are usually mild but can pick up in open channels. The crew includes a USCG-certified captain and a mate; service includes lunch, snacks, bottled water, and alcoholic beverages. Suitable for most fitness levels, this private charter pairs leisurely sailing with purposeful exploration—ideal for families and small groups wanting time on sand, reef, and sea without a strict timetable.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for general fitness; ability to climb a ladder and move on uneven sand recommended
Meet at Puerto del Rey Marina (4900 State Road 3 Km. 51.4, Fajardo); arrive by 8:30 a.m. for a 9:00 a.m. departure.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is included and available for all guests.
Lunch, bottled water, soft drinks, snacks, and alcoholic beverages like beer and sangria are included.
Yes—this private charter is family-friendly; non-swimmers should wear life vests and stay with the crew’s guidance during water activities.
Fajardo grew as a coastal fishing and shipping center; its proximity to small outer islands made it a longstanding gateway for inter-island trade and travel.
Visitors are encouraged to use reef-safe sunscreen and avoid touching coral; many operators follow no-take policies to protect reef health.
Puerto Rico Sailing Trips operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran rocks gentle as the marina slips astern and the Spanish Virgin Islands resolve on the horizon—white sand glinting like a promise. Onboard the Janise, a Lagoon 380, the morning smells of salt and coffee; crew move with practiced ease while the engine eases into a steady purr. Expect a relaxed eight-hour loop that places you on secluded reefs at Palomino or Piñeros, where the sea dares you to dive down and meet the parrotfish.
The catamaran rocks gentle as the marina slips astern and the Spanish Virgin Islands resolve on the horizon—white sand glinting like a promise. Onboard the Janise, a Lagoon 380, the morning smells of salt and coffee; crew move with practiced ease while the engine eases into a steady purr. Expect a relaxed eight-hour loop that places you on secluded reefs at Palomino or Piñeros, where the sea dares you to dive down and meet the parrotfish.
This stretch of northeast Puerto Rico sits on volcanic basement rock rimmed by carbonate reefs. Historically, Fajardo was a fishing and shipbuilding hub, its coastline shaped by maritime trade and small-island communities. Local culture flavors the trip: barbecued chicken and yellow rice bring Puerto Rican cooking aboard, and a short onboard cooking class connects guests to the island’s bright flavors.
Practical guidance follows the calm of the opening scene. Arrive at Puerto del Rey Marina by 8:30 a.m.; boarding at 9:00 a.m. You’ll snorkel from the catamaran and the beach, use provided snorkel gear, and float on a lily pad anchored in shallow water. Footwear is removed for boarding; bring a towel, reef-safe sunscreen, hat with strap, and a light rain jacket. Expect protected reef snorkeling—currents are usually mild but can pick up in open channels. The crew includes a USCG-certified captain and a mate; service includes lunch, snacks, bottled water, and alcoholic beverages. Suitable for most fitness levels, this private charter pairs leisurely sailing with purposeful exploration—ideal for families and small groups wanting time on sand, reef, and sea without a strict timetable.