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Spend a relaxed six‑hour day aboard a 47‑ft power catamaran out of Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Snorkel reef sites, anchor off white‑sand cays, and choose between all‑inclusive small‑group charters or larger bareboat options.
Spend a relaxed six‑hour day aboard a 47‑ft power catamaran out of Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Snorkel reef sites, anchor off white‑sand cays, and choose between all‑inclusive small‑group charters or larger bareboat options.
You step from the marina onto a 47‑foot power catamaran and the east coast opens: reefs ripple like painted glass, the sea pulls at the hull, and a warm trade wind pushes you offshore. The captain picks a route to match the day—often the cays and reefs off Fajardo—dropping anchor in crystalline water for snorkeling and beach time on coral sand.
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Operated by Sea Ventures Pro Dive Center · Fajardo, Puerto Rico
You step from the marina onto a 47‑foot power catamaran and the east coast opens: reefs ripple like painted glass, the sea pulls at the hull, and a warm trade wind pushes you offshore. The captain picks a route to match the day—often the cays and reefs off Fajardo—dropping anchor in crystalline water for snorkeling and beach time on coral sand.
Geologically the east coast is a mix of fringing reefs and old limestone terraces carved by Caribbean swell; small cays such as Icacos and Palomino shelter healthy coral and seagrass beds. Culturally the waters have been a working highway since Spanish colonial times and today support local fishing and tourism communities in Fajardo and nearby Ceiba.
Expect a practical, comfortable day at sea: snorkeling gear is provided, bottled water and snacks come with most private six‑passenger packages, and alcoholic beverages are included for those smaller groups. Bareboat charters for 7–12 passengers exclude crew and food unless arranged. The itinerary typically runs about six hours—snorkel stop, anchored beach time, and a relaxed cruise back.
Plan for sun, salt, and short, sometimes choppy runs between sites. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a lightweight sun layer, motion‑sickness prevention if you're prone, and a waterproof bag for your phone. Check the operator’s 24‑hour cancellation policy for weather changes and confirm whether lunch and drinks are included for your party size. With basic swimming ability and sensible preparation, this is an accessible, high‑value way to see Puerto Rico’s east‑coast reefs and beaches.
easy.
6 hours.
Suitable for most adults in average fitness; participants should be comfortable boarding a boat and swimming short distances.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is provided for the standard private charters; check with the operator about sizes and extras.
Lunch and some drinks are included for the six‑passenger all‑inclusive package; bareboat charters for 7–12 people exclude lunch and crew unless requested.
Infants are allowed but must sit on an adult’s lap; operators note stroller and wheelchair accessibility for boarding assistance—confirm details when booking.
The operator requires 24‑hour cancellation for a full refund and will cancel if weather or passenger numbers make the trip unsafe.
Fajardo’s coast has long been a maritime corridor since Spanish colonial times; the nearby cays were traditional fishing and navigation landmarks.
Operators often encourage reef‑safe practices—avoid touching coral, use provided rinsing facilities, and pack out all trash to protect sensitive reef habitats.
Sea Ventures Pro Dive Center operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the marina onto a 47‑foot power catamaran and the east coast opens: reefs ripple like painted glass, the sea pulls at the hull, and a warm trade wind pushes you offshore. The captain picks a route to match the day—often the cays and reefs off Fajardo—dropping anchor in crystalline water for snorkeling and beach time on coral sand.
You step from the marina onto a 47‑foot power catamaran and the east coast opens: reefs ripple like painted glass, the sea pulls at the hull, and a warm trade wind pushes you offshore. The captain picks a route to match the day—often the cays and reefs off Fajardo—dropping anchor in crystalline water for snorkeling and beach time on coral sand.
Geologically the east coast is a mix of fringing reefs and old limestone terraces carved by Caribbean swell; small cays such as Icacos and Palomino shelter healthy coral and seagrass beds. Culturally the waters have been a working highway since Spanish colonial times and today support local fishing and tourism communities in Fajardo and nearby Ceiba.
Expect a practical, comfortable day at sea: snorkeling gear is provided, bottled water and snacks come with most private six‑passenger packages, and alcoholic beverages are included for those smaller groups. Bareboat charters for 7–12 passengers exclude crew and food unless arranged. The itinerary typically runs about six hours—snorkel stop, anchored beach time, and a relaxed cruise back.
Plan for sun, salt, and short, sometimes choppy runs between sites. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a lightweight sun layer, motion‑sickness prevention if you're prone, and a waterproof bag for your phone. Check the operator’s 24‑hour cancellation policy for weather changes and confirm whether lunch and drinks are included for your party size. With basic swimming ability and sensible preparation, this is an accessible, high‑value way to see Puerto Rico’s east‑coast reefs and beaches.