Catamaran Sunset Sail

Quick Details

Ages: All Ages

Duration: 2 hours

Check in: 4:45pm Sep-March, 5:15pm April-August

Tour Time: 5pm-7pm Sep-March, 5:30pm-7:30pm April-August

Location: M-20 Villa Marina Yacht Harbor

What to Bring: Reef safe sunscreen, towels, swimwear, and cash

Adult (13 & Up): $65

Child (4-12): $55

Infant (0-3): $40

Private Charter: $1200

Catch a Beautiful Sunset on our Catamaran Sail

Embark with us on a lovely sail in search of a stunning Caribbean sunset at sea. Relax and let the Caribbean breeze blow your cares away while enjoying some great music or just the sound of the boat sailing through the waves.

We sail in the calm, protected waters of the Bay of Fajardo. Guests can enjoy views of the Spanish Virgin Islands, the sights of the towering mountains of the El Yunque Rainforest, Cabo San Juan Lighthouse and, to the distance, the Islands of Vieques, Culebra and the cays off the northeastern coast of Puerto Rico.

Sail Inclusions

Food: Appetizers, shrimp cocktail, sandwich rolls, and a cheese, cracker, and grape platter
Drinks: Unlimited water, sodas, fruit juice, local beer, sangria and tropical rum beverages

Please contact us at (787) 860-7327 if you have questions or concerns

Where is Villa Marina Yacht Harbor located?

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. (all gear is cleaned and sterilized before every trip )

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.