Top Fajardo On the Water

Paddle through the beautiful bioluminescent bay near Fajardo on this kayak tour. Traverse the extensive mangrove forests with your marine biologist tour guide and learn about the science behind this natural phenomenon that occurs in Laguna Grande. See the lights twinkle below the water as you paddle along and admire the beautiful coastal scenery at dusk before heading back to the starting point.

Dive Puerto Rico's Vieques Island on this 4-hour excursion from Ceiba. Look out for local marine wildlife such as lobsters, turtles, tropical fish, and stingrays. Use of two tanks, basic scuba gear (wetsuit not included), and dive weights included.

Experience the snorkeling adventure of a lifetime as you drive your own 13' Mini Boat along the protected white sand cays of Puerto Rico's eastern coast! With a certified guide leading the way, follow the Mini Boat convoy across the mesmerizing clear blue waters of Fajardo, stopping at a selection of some of the most beautiful islands in the Puerto Rican Archipelago. Discover the wonders of "La Cordillera Cays Nature Reserve", and enjoy a guided snorkeling experience you will never forget!

Paddle a kayak through the peaceful waters of Fajardo's mangroves on the way to the Bioluminescent Bay during this evening tour. You are provided with all equipment and instruction, so even beginners can participate. Follow your guide's lead and listen to in-depth commentary as you travel, arriving at the Bioluminescent Bay at dark to see the water light up beneath you.

Explore the underwater world of Culebra Island during this snorkeling excursion to Flamenco Beach. A perfect snorkeling expedition for beginners or families with small children, the calm, clear, waters make for easy snorkeling and swimming. During the time at Culebra Island, you can choose to snorkel, swim, use the provided stand-up paddleboards, or simply relax.

Bring a little excitement to your vacation with our night kayaking tour in the Bio Bay of Laguna Grande Reserve in Fajardo. The Bio Bay has microscopic organisms called dinoflagellates that produce a glowing effect when they are stirred by our paddles. What should I wear? Come prepared to get wet from your waist down. Lightweight, synthetic clothing or a swimsuit is the best. Do not walk bare foot on the beach for safety reasons. What to bring? Change of clothes, towel and mosquito repellent (just in case!). You can bring cameras only with water proof bag or water proof case. What not to bring or wear? Avoid wearing jeans or sweats. Don’t bring any valuables you don’t want to get wet, lose or damage. Storage available? Yes, Anything you bring on the water has the potential to get wet, damage or lost. - An Eco-Adventure – For outdoor enthusiast and nature lovers only. - Live-commentary and interpretations about the Ecosystem in English or Spanish.

Our staff team will jump in the water with you, guide you and explain hands on all the marine life you will see! See marine turtles, stingrays and all kinds of tropical fish up close. They are all trained to teach snorkeling and they are all CPR and First Aid Instructors certified. All USCG approved staff. We are focused on great snorkeling and family fun time.

Experience the wonder of bioluminescence close-up, with a guide to lead the way and provide commentary, on this evening kayak tour from Fajardo. Get instructions on kayaking if you’re a novice, and paddle along a mangrove channel to reach the bioluminescent bay at Laguna Grande. Then, marvel at the blue lights and use your oars to create illuminated trails in the water. All kayaking equipment is included for your convenience.

Update of this tour for COVID-SAFE: The Innovation Crew is committed to continuing its excellent service that has ranked us as the best activity in Fajardo. During the current COVID-19 pandemic we have implemented Safe Workplace Practices that will help ensure that our snorkeling activities are conducted as safely as possible for both our guests and our staff. **The Innovation vessel will only offer charter trips with a reduced capacity of 17 participants maximum. ** Our charter trips are a great option for groups of family and friends that want to enjoy snorkeling, time at the beach, and feel safe with a crew that will make sure everything is clean and sanitized. ** The regular tour (book per person) is Temporarily Unavailable**

The sand channels, double-barrier reefs, and exotic marine life of the Fajardo Islands offer a spectacular backdrop for a scuba diving adventure, but the best spots are off-limits to beginners. This 3.5-hour morning tour is for certified divers only, so you’ll escape the crowds, visit two thrilling dive sites, and get chance to spot stingrays, sea turtles, and nurse sharks.

Bring a little excitement to your vacation with our night kayaking tour in the Bio Bay of Laguna Grande Reserve in Fajardo. The Bio Bay has microscopic organisms called dinoflagellates that produce a glowing effect when they are stirred by our paddles. What should I wear? Come prepared to get wet from your waist down. Lightweight, synthetic clothing or a swimsuit is the best. Do not walk bare foot on the beach for safety reasons. What to bring? Change of clothes, towel and mosquito repellent (just in case!). You can bring cameras only with water proof bag or water proof case. What not to bring or wear? Avoid wearing jeans or sweats. Don’t bring any valuables you don’t want to get wet, lose or damage. Storage available? Yes, Anything you bring on the water has the potential to get wet, damage or lost. - Chance to experience the glow of bioluminescent water. - Live-commentary and interpretations about the Ecosystem in English or Spanish. Accessibility

As a private group, you sail away with your captain for the next 4-5 hours on his comfortable powerboat and enjoy the white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and tranquillity surrounded by the ocean! With your captain's knowledge and 'safety first' mentality, you will explore (upon weather conditions) Palomino, Icacos and/or Lobo Island, some of the most beautiful islands off the coast from Puerto Rico that you can only reach by boat. You can choose to snorkel where you may spot turtles, dolphins, tropical fish, coral formations, stingrays, sea urchins, starfish and more or choose to enjoy a swim or simply sunbathe on the deserted beaches. The islands are small, uninhabited islands, where coral reefs, seagrass beds, and rocky coast species are among the natural attractions. Palominos being the biggest of the three, Icacos is a beautiful island that forms part of the Cordillera Keys Nature Reserve. Lobos is the island that the rich and famous come visit for a tranquil getaway!

Puerto Rico travelers that want to snorkel in the crystal clear Caribbean waters shouldn't settle for a crowded, cookie cutter group excursion, when you can have a boat all to yourself. With this private island adventure, sit back, soak up the sun, and let your captain to whisk you around the Caribbean waters. Explore coastal islands, sip included drinks, and stop to snorkel with the included gear whenever your want—just ask your captain.

Surround yourself with mangroves, water birds, and other wildlife on a 3-hour river paddle tour in Loiza. The leisurely water adventure is the perfect opportunity to experience Puerto Rico’s lush flora and fauna away from the tourist crowds. A scenic 45-minute paddle led by your guide takes you to the mouth of the ocean. Make your way to a secluded beach where you can relax, swim, and enjoy a provided lunch.

Drift provides you with the chance to tour and surf the island. Our highly trained Instructors will make sure you ride waves and have the time of your life.

Nothing compares to the "weightless" exhilaration of breathing underwater. Only a diver knows the feeling! The PADI Discover Scuba Diving program lets you experience the thrill of diving under the supervision of a PADI Instructor. During your adventure, you'll master some basic concepts and scuba skills before heading off on an open water dive. Your open water dive takes you as deep as 12 metres/40 feet! (Of course this depends on where you dive.)