Catamaran Charter Puerto Rico Jenica

The main appeal here is simple: you get a private 47-foot power catamaran for your own group, then spend the day around Fajardo’s clear water and sandy cays. The captain chooses the best east-coast location, with Cayo Icacos listed as the main stop for snorkeling and beach time.

I like the all-inclusive setup for six, especially the lunch, open selection of drinks, towels, snacks, and snorkeling gear. I also like the personal service: crew members Crystal and Christian are specifically praised for being friendly, attentive, and easy to spend a day with. The main catch is the price, which makes the most sense when six people share it.

Key points to know before booking

• Cayo Icacos is the main stop: Expect snorkeling followed by time anchored near white sand and clear water.
• The six-person package includes the most: Lunch, alcoholic drinks, snacks, soft drinks, coffee, juice, water, and equipment are included.
• The boat is genuinely spacious: You get a 47-foot power catamaran for a private group, not a shared cruise.
• Plan on about six hours: The listed Cayo Icacos stop lasts about four hours, leaving time for the boat ride and return.
• Larger groups work differently: Groups of 7 to 12 can book a bareboat charter, but lunch, drinks, captain, and crew cost extra.
• Weather can change the plan: Poor weather may lead to a new date or a full refund.

Leaving Marina Puerto Chico in Fajardo

Your day begins at Marina Puerto Chico on PR-987 in Fajardo. The charter returns to the same marina, so you do not need to arrange a second pickup point at the end.

Private transportation is not included. You will need to make your own way to the marina, but the meeting point is near public transportation. Confirmation is sent when you book, which helps you sort out the morning details before departure.

The boat is a 47-foot power catamaran. That size gives your group room to spread out, sit together, eat lunch, and move between the shaded and open areas without feeling packed into a small day boat. You are booking the boat for your group, and only your group takes part in the activity.

The captain chooses from the east coast’s available beaches and reefs. That is useful in Puerto Rico, where wind, water conditions, and weather can make one anchorage better than another on a given day. Cayo Icacos is the named stop, but the captain has some flexibility in choosing the exact place to spend the day.

Cayo Icacos brings snorkeling and beach time together

Cayo Icacos is the heart of the outing. The plan pairs a snorkeling session at local reefs with time anchored near a beach. This gives you two different kinds of water time: an active period looking beneath the surface, followed by a slower swim or rest in the clear water.

Snorkeling equipment is supplied, so you do not need to bring your own mask, snorkel, or related gear. The excursion is designed for most people to participate, though anyone who is not comfortable in the water may prefer to enjoy the boat and beach setting instead.

The listed stop lasts about four hours. That is long enough to avoid the rushed feeling of a short swim break. You can take your time with snorkeling, return to the boat for food or a drink, and spend part of the stop near the white sand. Since the whole charter lasts about six hours, the remaining time covers the boat ride out and the return to Fajardo.

Cayo Icacos is not presented as a tightly scheduled series of attractions. It is a day built around one good coastal area. I see that as a strength if you want time to relax rather than keep checking the clock. It is less suited to you if you want several different islands or a packed sightseeing program.

What the all-inclusive six-person package really covers

For a group of up to six, the $2,200 price includes far more than the boat itself. Lunch is included, along with a cheese platter and dips for snacking. Drinks include rum, vodka, local beer, white or red wine, and mimosas. You also get soda, coffee, juice, and bottled water.

That range matters because a private boat day can become expensive when you add food, ice, drinks, and equipment one item at a time. Here, the basic planning is handled in advance. You can focus on the water instead of arranging a separate lunch stop.

The food and drink choices also make the outing feel more like a full day on the coast than a simple snorkeling transfer. You can have a snack before lunch, stay hydrated with water and soft drinks, or settle in with a beer, wine, mimosa, or mixed drink after snorkeling.

The package is priced per group, not per person. At the full six-person capacity, $2,200 works out to about $367 per person. That is a useful way to judge the value. For six people who want a private boat and would otherwise pay separately for lunch, drinks, equipment, and a crew, the cost is easier to justify. For two or three people, the same total becomes a much bigger expense.

The crew adds service to a private day

A boat this size and a six-hour schedule mean the crew has an important part in how the day feels. The captain handles the route and anchorage, while the crew helps with food, drinks, towels, and water equipment.

Crystal and Christian are named as crew members on one of the charter experiences. They were described as professional, relaxed, and attentive to small needs throughout the day. The practical takeaway is that you are not simply renting a boat and being left to organize everything yourself under the six-person package.

Past praise also focuses on clear communication, a well-kept boat, and service that stays attentive without becoming formal. One detail that comes up is the quality of the piña coladas. That may sound minor, but cold drinks and easy meal service matter when you are spending six hours in the sun.

You should still remember that the captain chooses the final location. If you have a strong preference for a certain beach or reef, ask before departure rather than assuming every possible stop is guaranteed. Conditions and the captain’s judgment guide the route.

How the private format changes the experience

The private format is the biggest difference between this charter and a standard group boat trip. You do not have to match the schedule of strangers, and your group can settle into its own rhythm. If some people want to snorkel while others prefer to eat, swim, or stay aboard, the day has room for that balance.

This setup suits families, couples traveling together, and small groups celebrating an occasion. It also works well for friends who care more about privacy and service than finding the lowest possible price.

The boat has capacity for six on the all-inclusive package. That limit keeps the outing personal, but it also means you should count your group carefully before booking. Larger groups are not simply added to the same plan. They use the bareboat option, which has different costs and conditions.

The private setting does not mean every part of the day is fully customizable. The supplied plan centers on a reef, a beach anchorage, food, and drinks. If your group wants fishing, several separate snorkel sites, or a long list of stops, confirm that before paying.

The 7 to 12 passenger bareboat option needs careful math

Groups of 7 to 12 can use a bareboat charter, but it is not the same deal as the six-person package. Lunch is not included, alcoholic drinks are not included, and the captain and crew are not included.

Crew can be arranged for an additional $600. You are also welcome to bring your own alcoholic drinks on the larger charter, while lunch can be arranged for an added cost or discussed through the provider’s recommendations.

This option may work for a larger family or group of friends that wants the boat and is comfortable organizing food and drinks. It may not be the bargain it first appears to be once you add crew, lunch, and supplies. Compare the full total, not just the starting charter price.

The distinction between the two packages is important enough to check at booking. The phrase all inclusive applies to the six-passenger package, not automatically to a group of 7 to 12.

Timing, comfort, and practical details

The total duration is about six hours. The main stop is listed at four hours, giving you a substantial amount of time at the reef and beach instead of a quick photo stop.

Bring the usual sun and swim basics, though the supplied information confirms snorkeling equipment, towels, food, drinks, and water are available. You should also plan your day around the marina location because private transportation is not part of the price.

The activity is rated for most people to participate, and it is near public transportation. The water portion still requires personal judgment. If you are not a confident swimmer, ask the crew how to approach the snorkeling portion and stay within your comfort level.

The experience requires good weather. If poor conditions cause a cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. You can also cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before departure are not accepted for a refund.

Who gets the best value from this charter

I would put this charter near the top of the list for a group of six that wants a polished, private day on the water. The price covers the boat, crew, lunch, snacks, drinks, water, and snorkeling gear, so you can divide one substantial cost among the full group.

It is especially well suited to you if you value a relaxed schedule. The day is not built around racing between stops. You get a long Cayo Icacos visit, time to snorkel, and time to sit near the beach with food and drinks.

Families should like the private setup because the group can adjust its pace. Couples may find the total price high unless they are sharing with friends. Budget-minded visitors who only want a short swim may get better value from a less expensive shared trip.

I would also choose this for a celebration or a small reunion where service matters. The well-kept boat, attentive crew, and drink service add a sense of occasion without requiring you to plan every detail yourself.

Should you book Catamaran Charter Puerto Rico Jenica?

Book it if you can fill most or all of the six spots and want privacy, a roomy boat, a long beach stop, and food and drinks handled for you. At six people, the cost becomes much easier to defend, especially with lunch, alcohol, snorkeling equipment, and crew included.

Think twice if your group is small, if you want several different stops, or if your main goal is simply inexpensive snorkeling. Also check the details carefully for groups of 7 to 12, since the bareboat plan adds crew, lunch, and drink costs.

For the right group, this is a comfortable Fajardo day with a clear focus: Cayo Icacos, reef snorkeling, beach time, and attentive service aboard a private power catamaran.

FAQ

Where does the catamaran charter begin?

The charter begins at Marina Puerto Chico, located at 89X7+699, PR-987, Fajardo, Puerto Rico 00738.

Where does the activity end?

The charter returns to the same meeting point at Marina Puerto Chico.

How long is the experience?

The full charter lasts approximately six hours. The Cayo Icacos portion is listed at about four hours.

Is Cayo Icacos included in the plan?

Yes. The plan includes snorkeling at Cayo Icacos, followed by anchoring near the beach for swimming and relaxation.

Is this a private tour?

Yes. Only your group participates in the private activity.

How many people are included in the all-inclusive package?

The all-inclusive package is priced for a group of up to six passengers.

Is lunch included?

Lunch is included with the six-passenger package. Lunch is not included for bareboat charters of 7 to 12 people, but it can be arranged for an additional cost.

Are drinks and snorkeling equipment included?

For the six-person package, snorkeling equipment, alcoholic drinks, soda, coffee, juice, and bottled water are included. Alcoholic drinks are not included with the 7 to 12 passenger bareboat option.

What happens if the weather is poor?

If the charter is canceled because of poor weather, you can choose a different date or receive a full refund.