Culebra Boat Tours
from Fajardo
An hour of open ocean, and a beach on the other side that no ferry has ever reached.
Culebra's southern coast is the kind of place Puerto Ricans keep for themselves — secluded, pristine, and reachable only by private boat. The crossing from Fajardo takes about an hour each way, and every minute of it is open water, not scenery rushing past a window.
The Crossing
Aboard the Albemarle The Carolina Classic, built for exactly this kind of offshore run, the hour to Culebra is smooth and stable even on open water — time to settle into the cockpit, put a playlist on, and watch Fajardo disappear behind you.
Culebra's Southern Beaches
Once anchored, the day is yours: swimming, snorkeling, floating, and lunch served on board while some of the most secluded coastline in the Caribbean sits just off the stern. No ferry access here means no crowds — just your group and open water in every direction.
Add Culebrita Island
North of Culebra's main island sits Culebrita — a spot with no ferry service at all. It's about a 1.5-hour cruise from Culebra and becomes the final stop of the day when you add it on. The only way anyone sees it is by private boat, which makes it worth adding to your day rather than treating it as a stop everyone eventually gets to: a small, secluded island with a calm bay, white sand, and clear blue water — the gem of the trip.
See what a day with Culebrita added actually looks like at Culebrita Island: The Spot the Ferry Can't Reach.
Ready to book your Culebra charter? Reserve your date, and let us know if you'd like Culebrita added to the day.