Traveler Catamaran to Icacos Islands
Sail, Snorkel & Relax on One of Puerto Rico’s Favorite Islands
Hop aboard Traveler, our signature sailing catamaran, and escape to the pristine shores of Icacos Island. With its crystal-clear waters and soft white sand, this 6-hour sailing experience is perfect for snorkeling, sunbathing, and good vibes. Whether you're looking to float, explore the reef, or dance on deck with a cold piña colada in hand — this is your ticket to the perfect day in the Caribbean.
Price:
$117.00
per person
Ages:
4
and up
Duration:
6 hours
Itinerary
What's Included
🥪 Lunch – Deli-Style Buffet
- Local bread, ham, turkey, cheese
- Fresh salad, pickles, bean salad
🍹 Snacks & Drinks
- Complimentary piña colada, rum punch & rum & cola
- Soft drinks and water
- Whole fruits and cookies
🏄♀️ Gear & Amenities
- Snorkeling gear (for all ages)
- Instructions included — perfect for beginners
- Flotation devices for snorkeling
- Fun water slide
- Easy ocean access with our Sea Ladder
Optional Add-ons (on board)
What to Bring
- Towel
- Swimsuit
- Change of dry clothes
- Hat and sunglasses
- Reef-safe sunscreen (no aerosols)
- Waterproof camera
- Reusable tumbler (help us reduce waste)
Good to Know
Important Notes
- Minimum age: 4 years
- Expecting mothers are not allowed for safety reasons
- No outside alcohol permitted
- Tour route may be adjusted depending on weather and sea conditions
- Snorkel gear included, but you're welcome to bring your own
Cancellation Policy
Live the experience
It’s more than a tour — it’s a celebration. Picture yourself gliding across turquoise waters with the wind in your hair, island music playing in the background, and a cold drink in hand. After snorkeling with colorful fish, you’ll lounge on deck or dip back into the sea for more. This is the kind of day that becomes a core memory — easy, effortless, and unforgettable. Welcome to the Al Este way of life.
Sustainability Tip
All drinks served in 10oz eco-friendly cups
Please bring your own tumbler to help us reduce plastic waste and protect Puerto Rico’s coast.
