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Yes, you can book a whole boat for your group. Choose a private catamaran charter from Fajardo with a custom Cordillera Cays route, deli buffet lunch and full bar, a private San Juan sunset cruise past El Morro, or a tarpon or deep sea fishing charter. Private charters start at $549 for the whole boat, up to 2 guests.

In San Juan you can book a private sunset cruise or a fishing charter. The San Juan sunset cruise leaves San Juan Bay Marina with views of El Morro, La Fortaleza and the San Juan Gate. Deep sea fishing from San Juan heads out to Blue Marlin Alley, and tarpon trips cast off from Cangrejos Yacht Club.

Yes, the Cayo Icacos catamaran snorkel tour from Fajardo takes the Barefoot IV catamaran to a deserted cay in La Cordillera Nature Reserve, with beach time, a reef snorkel stop and a build-your-own deli lunch. For an afternoon trip, book the Cayo Icacos half-day catamaran tour. Shared Cayo Icacos trips start at $129 per person.

Both Cayo Icacos tours include masks, fins and floating belts for the reef snorkel stop, plus piña coladas, rum punch and soft drinks. The Cayo Icacos snorkel day trip adds a build-your-own deli lunch, while the afternoon half-day catamaran tour serves finger foods and brings beach toys like volleyball and paddles. Hotel transportation to Villa Marina Fajardo isn't included.

Yes, the Cayo Icacos catamaran snorkel tour is our family shared trip: children pay a lower child rate and infants ride free. Every guest, kids included, gets a mask, fins and a floating belt. For a family reunion, the private catamaran charter puts the whole boat at your group's disposal.

For the Cayo Icacos catamaran trips, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, a hat, sunglasses and a valid ID; personal coolers and glass containers aren't allowed aboard. The private catamaran has no towel service, so pack your own. Anglers should bring polarized sunglasses, and on the deep sea charter you supply your own lunch and may bring beer in cans.

No booking or service fees. The price you see is the price you pay online. If a tour has a fee paid on the day (like a marina or park fee), it's shown on the tour before you book.