Culebra Power Boat & Bio Bay Combo Tour
Two Unforgettable Experiences in One Epic Day
Spend the first half of your day cruising to some of Culebra’s most stunning beaches and snorkeling hotspots — then close it out with a glowing nighttime paddle through Puerto Rico’s bioluminescent bay. This combo is for the bold, curious, and adventurous. Only Al Este brings you this one-of-a-kind full-day experience.
Price:
$182.00
per person
Ages:
5
and up
Duration:
Full-day experience
Itinerary
What's Included
Deli-Style Buffet Lunch
- Local bread, ham, turkey, cheese
- Salad, pickles, bean salad
Drinks & Amenities
- Complimentary piña colada & rum punch
- Bottled water, soft drinks
- Snorkeling gear (adults + kids)
- Snorkeling instruction
- Flotation devices
- Freshwater showers onboard
- Easy sea access via Sea Ladder
Optional Add-ons (on board)
What to Bring
- Towel
- Swimsuit
- Dry change of clothes
- Hat & sunglasses
- Reef-safe sunscreen (no aerosols)
- Waterproof camera
- Extra energy (it’s a full day!)
Good to Know
Bio Bay:
- Kayak 1 mile each way through protected mangrove channels
- See the water glow with every movement — a natural bioluminescent display
- Enjoy a peaceful nighttime paddle under the stars
- Learn from expert guides about the ecosystem and safety
Important Notes
- Minimum age: 5 years
- Not suitable for: pregnant passengers or guests with serious injuries/conditions
- Guests may need to swim from boat to shore
- No outside alcohol allowed
- Bio Bay portion is non-refundable if skipped — it’s part of the full tour
- Kayak weight limits: 425 lbs (double), 250 lbs (single)
Cancellation Policy
Live the experience
Start your day with music, sunshine, and the thrill of snorkeling in marine reserves. Feel the salt breeze as you cruise past hidden beaches. Then, as the sun sets, shift into a different kind of magic — the calm, star-lit glow of the bioluminescent bay. This is the kind of day you’ll talk about for years.Adventure by day. Wonder by night.
Sustainability Tip
All drinks are served in 10oz cups
Please help us protect these natural wonders by bringing a reusable tumbler and avoiding single-use plastics.
