Is snorkeling gear included?

Yes—masks, fins and basic snorkeling equipment are provided; guests may also bring their own.

Where do we meet and when does the boat leave?

Check in is at 12:00 PM at Safe Harbor Puerto Del Rey; departure is scheduled for 1:00 PM with a return around 7:00 PM.

Is the trip suitable for children and non-swimmers?

Yes—this excursion is family-friendly with shallow snorkeling options and life vests; guides accommodate mixed-ability groups.

Can I book a private charter or transport?

Private charters and roundtrip transportation from select locations are available for an additional fee—ask when booking.

What if weather or island capacity changes plans?

The captain may choose an alternate beach or cay based on sea conditions and island capacity to ensure safety and the best experience.

Are there mobility restrictions?

This activity is not suitable for people with severe mobility limitations due to boat boarding and water entry requirements.

Icacos Afternoon Escape: Sail, Snorkel & Sunset from Fajardo

On the eastern edge of Puerto Rico, where turquoise shoals lap at low-lying coral cays, the Icacos Afternoon Escape: Sail, Snorkel & Sunset launches from Safe Harbor Puerto Del Rey in Fajardo. This six‑hour afternoon charter blends easy sailing, reef snorkeling and a relaxed sunset to make a single, family-friendly outing that highlights the east coast and views of El Yunque National Forest. Guests board at midday, spread out on deck, and cross calm Caribbean waters toward Icacos Island and a scattering of cays known locally for broad sand bars and nearshore coral heads. The trip’s core is snorkeling around Icacos, where shallow reefs teem with parrotfish, angelfish and the lacy branches of staghorn and elkhorn coral. Guides provide masks, fins and instruction, and the boat keeps non‑swimmers comfortable with shallow snorkeling areas and easy entry ladders. Between swims, the boat’s small waterslide offers a burst of fun while underwater windows and clear pontoons give a continuous look at life below the surface for anyone who prefers to stay dry. A deli‑style buffet and beverages are served onboard, turning the return sail into a slow waterfront dinner as the sky shifts toward sunset. The coastline profile of El Yunque—Puerto Rico’s tropical rainforest and a visible green backdrop from the water—frames the horizon, adding a dramatic ridge line to golden-hour photographs. Captains select the best beach or cay depending on sea state and island capacity, so itineraries are flexible but always aimed at calm, sheltered snorkeling. Why book this with East Island Excursions? The run is designed for families and mixed-ability groups: equipment is included, guides speak English and Spanish, and the six‑hour window balances activity and downtime. It’s an accessible way to sample Puerto Rico’s marine life without the commitment of an overnight trip or complicated logistics. For photographers and casual naturalists, the mix of reef textures, bright reef fish, and sunset light makes for strong images and quiet marine observations. Practical details: check in at 12:00 PM for a 1:00 PM departure, expect a 1:00–7:00 PM schedule, and ask about roundtrip transport if you’re staying further inland. Not recommended for people with severe mobility limitations. Whether you’re marking a family vacation or carving out a few hours of coastal adventure, this afternoon sail around Icacos delivers an efficient, scenic and thoroughly enjoyable taste of Puerto Rico’s shorelines. Check in at Safe Harbor Puerto Del Rey at 12:00 PM and plan for a 1:00 PM departure; onboard guides speak English and Spanish, and groups can swell to about 80 guests though private charters are available. Snorkeling gear is included but guests may bring their own. If you want a smooth afternoon, reserve early during high season to ensure space today.