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A private six-person boat whisks you from Fajardo to the clear shallows of Icacos and Palomino Islands for snorkeling, beach time, and customizable on-board snacks. Ideal for small groups who want space and flexibility on a full-day island hop.
A private six-person boat whisks you from Fajardo to the clear shallows of Icacos and Palomino Islands for snorkeling, beach time, and customizable on-board snacks. Ideal for small groups who want space and flexibility on a full-day island hop.
You step off the marina dock as the engine settles into a steady hum and the Atlantic breeze pushes warm salt across your face. The captain thumbs a course east; shorelines of Fajardo slip behind like a map folding shut. Within 25 minutes the water clears to the turquoise blue that defines these keys, and the islands—Icacos’ white sand and Palomino’s reef flats—open like invitations.
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Operated by Culebra VIP & East · Fajardo, Puerto Rico
You step off the marina dock as the engine settles into a steady hum and the Atlantic breeze pushes warm salt across your face. The captain thumbs a course east; shorelines of Fajardo slip behind like a map folding shut. Within 25 minutes the water clears to the turquoise blue that defines these keys, and the islands—Icacos’ white sand and Palomino’s reef flats—open like invitations.
This coast has been a navigation corridor for Taino seafarers, colonial galleons and modern-day fishers; the islands are limestone and reef built from coral growth and wave-sorted sand. Local fishermen still tie off near the keys, and the rhythm of Puerto Rican coastal life—boardwalk kitchens, bright boats, reggae and plena—colors the day.
Expect time split between two islands, long shallow swims, and snorkeling over healthy reef patches. Crew-supplied snorkel gear and floating noodles make access easy for families; charcuterie and cold drinks keep the tempo relaxed. Showers and restrooms at the marina before and after the trip add practical comfort.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen, reef booties or sturdy water shoes for rocky shallows, and bring a light wind layer for open-water stretches. Morning departures avoid the heavier afternoon seas and give the best light for underwater visibility.
This private six-person excursion trades crowded decks for space and timing you control—ideal for small groups who want island-hopping, snorkeling, and a customizable day on Puerto Rico’s east coast.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable getting on/off a small boat and swimming short snorkel sessions.
The full-day private tour runs about 7 hours, typically including two island stops with approximately 2–3 hours at each for snorkeling and beach time.
Yes — snorkel masks, fins and basic flotation noodles are provided for all guests.
Yes — music is included, and a BBQ is available on request for an additional fee added during booking.
Infants and small children are welcome; service animals are allowed. The operator notes the trip is not recommended for pregnant guests or those with serious heart conditions.
Fajardo’s keys sit along historic shipping lanes used since pre-Columbian times; many islets formed from coral growth and sediment deposited by currents off the northeastern Puerto Rico shelf.
Visitors are encouraged to use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching coral, and follow local guidelines to minimize anchor damage to seagrass and reef habitats.
Culebra VIP & East operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the marina dock as the engine settles into a steady hum and the Atlantic breeze pushes warm salt across your face. The captain thumbs a course east; shorelines of Fajardo slip behind like a map folding shut. Within 25 minutes the water clears to the turquoise blue that defines these keys, and the islands—Icacos’ white sand and Palomino’s reef flats—open like invitations.
You step off the marina dock as the engine settles into a steady hum and the Atlantic breeze pushes warm salt across your face. The captain thumbs a course east; shorelines of Fajardo slip behind like a map folding shut. Within 25 minutes the water clears to the turquoise blue that defines these keys, and the islands—Icacos’ white sand and Palomino’s reef flats—open like invitations.
This coast has been a navigation corridor for Taino seafarers, colonial galleons and modern-day fishers; the islands are limestone and reef built from coral growth and wave-sorted sand. Local fishermen still tie off near the keys, and the rhythm of Puerto Rican coastal life—boardwalk kitchens, bright boats, reggae and plena—colors the day.
Expect time split between two islands, long shallow swims, and snorkeling over healthy reef patches. Crew-supplied snorkel gear and floating noodles make access easy for families; charcuterie and cold drinks keep the tempo relaxed. Showers and restrooms at the marina before and after the trip add practical comfort.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen, reef booties or sturdy water shoes for rocky shallows, and bring a light wind layer for open-water stretches. Morning departures avoid the heavier afternoon seas and give the best light for underwater visibility.
This private six-person excursion trades crowded decks for space and timing you control—ideal for small groups who want island-hopping, snorkeling, and a customizable day on Puerto Rico’s east coast.