Half‑day Caribbean sail from Fajardo aboard a restored Beneteau—snorkel reefs between Icacos and Palomino

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Half‑day Caribbean sail from Fajardo aboard a restored Beneteau—snorkel reefs between Icacos and Palomino

A private, 4‑hour sailing and snorkeling cruise from Sunbay Marina aboard a 1999 Beneteau Oceanic 411 for up to six guests; this guide explains what to expect, where you’ll go, and what to pack.

Half‑day Caribbean sail from Fajardo aboard a restored Beneteau—snorkel reefs between Icacos and Palomino.

Duration
4 hours
Location
Fajardo
Operator
KonKlma Fishing Charters
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set off from Fajardo on a beautifully restored 1999 Beneteau Oceanic 411 and spend four hours sailing between the clear, warm Caribbean waters around Icacos and Palomino Islands. The private cruise mixes smooth, low‑speed passages with time to snorkel vibrant reefs, relax on expansive sundecks and use onboard amenities designed for comfort and safety.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

Comfortable, well‑equipped Beneteau

The trip is hosted aboard a restored 1999 Beneteau Oceanic 411 with aft and bow sundecks, a bathing platform, bimini, a small galley and onboard bathroom—an intimate yacht setup built to carry up to six guests in comfort.

THE WATER

Snorkel vibrant reefs

The itinerary includes excursions to offshore reefs where guests can swim and snorkel clear Caribbean water to observe marine life and reef structure.

THE ROUTE

Cruise between Icacos and Palomino Islands

Expect relaxed sailing passages linking Icacos and Palomino Islands, with time built in for swimming, sunbathing and soaking up open‑water scenery.

What the day feels like

What the half‑day feels like

Over four hours you’ll board in Fajardo, settle into the yacht’s shaded cockpit or bow sundeck, and cruise at an easy pace—powered and sailed—between small islands. Stops are timed for snorkeling and lounging; the boat’s layout and amenities keep the focus on comfort and the water.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this private half‑day suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Small groups & couplesIdeal for parties up to six who want a private yacht experience with room to spread out on sundecks and share snorkeling time.
2
Families with childrenAll ages are allowed and children may participate, making this a family‑friendly half‑day outing when supervised.
3
Snorkelers & sunseekersGood match for travelers who want short, accessible reef snorkeling interspersed with lounging on deck and light cruising.
4
Not for large groupsNot appropriate for large parties—capacity is limited to six guests, so larger groups should arrange multiple boats or alternative charters.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Light tropical clothing, swimsuit, hat or visor, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, footwear that can get wet, extra dry clothes and a waterproof camera are recommended.

Clothing & Footwear

Bring quick‑dry layers and slip‑on shoes that can get wet; a hat and sunglasses will help during on‑deck time.

Extras & Photos

A waterproof camera is advised to capture snorkeling and on‑deck moments; consider packing an extra dry change of clothes for the ride home.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the sailing and snorkeling experience?

The private outing is four hours long.

Where do we meet the boat?

The meeting point is Sunbay Marina in Fajardo (Dock 35).

How many people can join, and are children allowed?

The yacht accommodates up to six guests; the trip is described as suitable for all ages and children are allowed onboard.

What boat and safety equipment are provided?

The trip is aboard a 1999 Beneteau Oceanic 411 with an aft sundeck, bow sundeck, bathing platform, galley and bathroom; safety and navigation gear include GPS, radar, sonar, VHF radio and life jackets.

Are snorkeling gear, food and drinks included?

Add‑ons can be available onboard—snorkeling equipment, drinks, lunch and snacks may be provided as options.

What speed does the yacht cruise at and what powers it?

The yacht is powered by a 40 HP Westerbeke diesel engine and cruises at around 5 knots.