Quick Details
Ages: All ages
Duration: 3 hours
Check in: 15 minutes prior to Tour Time
Tour Time: 4 p.m. or 4:30 p.m., depending on the season
Location: M-20 Villa Marina Yacht Harbor
What to Bring: A great attitude and the love of the aquatic life, Reef Safe sunscreen, Towel, Swimwear, Cash.
*Due To Covid-19 Guidelines capacity may vary.
With so many must-do activities to pack into your Puerto Rico vacation, you may feel that your days are running out! Don’t worry! If you want to experience all that our aquatic world has to offer, then the 3-in-1 catamaran getaway tour is for you! Your private charter includes snorkeling, beach exploration, and an amazing Caribbean sunset viewed from our sailing catamaran, Getaway. These three popular Puerto Rico activities get the job done!
Enjoy an afternoon tour to the white sandy beaches of Icacos island, where you can enjoy swimming in pristine, bright blue waters or snorkel at the shallow reefs off the shore of this uninhabited cay, with its tropical fish and unique marine life. Then it’s anchors aweigh as we take off on a lovely sail in search of a stunning Caribbean sunset at sea. Enjoy breathtaking views of the towering mountains of El Yunque National Rainforest, Cabo San Juan Light House, plus the twinkling lights of the Spanish Virgin Islands at dusk.
Villa Marina Yacht Harbor is located at Sardinera beach in the municipality of Fajardo, on Puerto Rico’s northeastern coast. Our ‘Getaway” Catamaran is waiting for you at Dock M-21. The trip by car from metro San Juan can take from 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic conditions.
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The most important thing to bring is a great attitude and a fun spirit. We also highly recommend beach towels, sunglasses, camera to capture the fun, and any snacks you may want onboard. We recommend that you wear a bathing suit under light clothing and bring dry clothes for the ride home. We also provide all Snorkeling equipment including Mask, Snorkel, Fins and flotation devices.
We will be disinfecting all snorkel equipment following each use, but we encourage guests to bring their own snorkel gear when possible. We would like remind our guests that these environmentally-sensitive areas, while protected, are still exposed to many threats. In an effort to conserve and protect them we encourage you to use long sleeve performance shirts or “rash guards” as well as ball caps or hats for sun protection rather than sunblock. Read why here.