Fajardo Keys Boat Tours
Icacos, Palomino & Piñero
Clear water, a shaded cockpit, and an island close enough to reach before lunch.
Twenty to thirty minutes off the coast of Fajardo, the water turns the kind of blue that photos never quite capture. Icacos, Palomino, and Piñero sit just far enough offshore to feel like their own world — and close enough that half a day is all it takes to get there, swim, and get back.
No Ferry, No Crowds
There's no ferry to these keys. The only way in is by private boat, which means the beach you anchor off of belongs to your group and whoever else came the same way you did — by charter, not by ticket line.
Once anchored, the day slows down: snorkel gear goes on, floats come out, and lunch gets served right there in the cockpit while the water does the rest of the work.
Half a Day or the Whole Thing
The half-day trip runs 4 hours — built for an early departure, a shorter window, or a group that wants the private charter feeling without giving up the rest of the day. The full-day version stretches to 6 hours, with more time anchored, more time in the water, and no rush back to the marina.
Three Keys, One Trip
Icacos, Palomino, and Piñero are all reached the same way, aboard the same boat, with the same crew looking after you.
For a closer look at what to expect from each, see Icacos vs. Palomino: What to Expect from a Fajardo Keys Snorkeling Trip.
Ready to pick your key and book your trip? Reserve your Fajardo Keys charter today.