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A private two-tank dive from Fajardo aboard the Dragon Fruit delivers guided reef dives, warm water, and a coral restoration farm tour. Ideal for certified divers seeking a small-group VIP experience with a PADI instructor.
A private two-tank dive from Fajardo aboard the Dragon Fruit delivers guided reef dives, warm water, and a coral restoration farm tour. Ideal for certified divers seeking a small-group VIP experience with a PADI instructor.
You step off the dock at Villa Marina as trade winds lift the salt from the harbor; the Dragon Fruit’s bow cuts a clean line through turquoise water and the reefs wait beneath a bright, calmed surface.
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Operated by Simpatico Charters · Fajardo, Puerto Rico
You step off the dock at Villa Marina as trade winds lift the salt from the harbor; the Dragon Fruit’s bow cuts a clean line through turquoise water and the reefs wait beneath a bright, calmed surface.
This private half-day, two-tank dive runs out of Fajardo on Puerto Rico’s northeast coast. The reefs here sit atop volcanic and carbonate foundations—patch reefs and ledges that fall from 25 to 92 feet, with many dives averaging near 40 feet—supporting active coral and seagrass habitats. Fajardo’s maritime history runs deep: Spanish-era fishing and modern sport-fishing have shaped local knowledge of currents, wrecks, and dive seams.
Expect clear water, warm temperatures around 84°F, and a swim-through of reef life: hawksbill and green turtles, nurse sharks, rays, lobsters and prolific reef fish. Your PADI instructor will guide a private group (max six) and can offer refreshers if you haven’t been in the water lately. The operator also runs a small coral restoration farm you can tour between dives.
Practical notes: meet at Villa Marina D Dock #10; two-tank itineraries take about four hours including surface intervals. Masks, snorkels and fins are supplied and BCDs/regs are available for rent; no wetsuits for rent aboard. Bring your certification card, dive computer, a charged logbook, reef-safe sunscreen and a towel. Hydrate before boarding, plan for gentle rolling on departure, and respect reef moorings—anchoring on coral is prohibited. This trip blends hands-on local guiding with private convenience for repeat and refresher divers alike.
moderate.
4 hours.
Moderate fitness; able to carry and don gear, swim comfortably, and perform basic dive skills underwater
Yes. This charter is for certified divers; you must present proof of Open Water (or equivalent) certification at check-in.
No—wetsuits are not offered for rent. Water temperature averages around 84°F, so most divers use thin exposure protection or none.
The private charter accommodates up to six passengers for a personalized guided experience.
Yes. Inform the operator or instructor ahead of time and they will schedule a brief refresher before the first dive.
Fajardo evolved from a small Spanish colonial fishing port into a modern boating hub; local knowledge of currents and shoals has long guided both fishermen and sport divers.
The operator supports a coral restoration farm and emphasizes mooring use and no-touch diving; avoid anchoring on reefs and use reef-safe sunscreens to protect habitats.
Simpatico Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock at Villa Marina as trade winds lift the salt from the harbor; the Dragon Fruit’s bow cuts a clean line through turquoise water and the reefs wait beneath a bright, calmed surface.
You step off the dock at Villa Marina as trade winds lift the salt from the harbor; the Dragon Fruit’s bow cuts a clean line through turquoise water and the reefs wait beneath a bright, calmed surface.
This private half-day, two-tank dive runs out of Fajardo on Puerto Rico’s northeast coast. The reefs here sit atop volcanic and carbonate foundations—patch reefs and ledges that fall from 25 to 92 feet, with many dives averaging near 40 feet—supporting active coral and seagrass habitats. Fajardo’s maritime history runs deep: Spanish-era fishing and modern sport-fishing have shaped local knowledge of currents, wrecks, and dive seams.
Expect clear water, warm temperatures around 84°F, and a swim-through of reef life: hawksbill and green turtles, nurse sharks, rays, lobsters and prolific reef fish. Your PADI instructor will guide a private group (max six) and can offer refreshers if you haven’t been in the water lately. The operator also runs a small coral restoration farm you can tour between dives.
Practical notes: meet at Villa Marina D Dock #10; two-tank itineraries take about four hours including surface intervals. Masks, snorkels and fins are supplied and BCDs/regs are available for rent; no wetsuits for rent aboard. Bring your certification card, dive computer, a charged logbook, reef-safe sunscreen and a towel. Hydrate before boarding, plan for gentle rolling on departure, and respect reef moorings—anchoring on coral is prohibited. This trip blends hands-on local guiding with private convenience for repeat and refresher divers alike.