Private boat tour · Las Croabas
Las Croabas Private Boat: Icacos and Palominitos

- Duration
- 5 hours
- Typical times (flexible)
- 09:30–14:30
- Departs from
- Las Croabas
- Languages
- EN
- Payment
- On the day, no prepayment
Overview
The private boat leaves the fishing village of Las Croabas north of Fajardo for a half day in the Cordillera cays: a swim at the shallow beach of Palominitos and beach time and snorkelling at Cayo Icacos. The crossing to Icacos takes about half an hour. The order and timing are set with the group. Reserve rules apply, and Palominos Island is private property.
Boats running this tour
1 boatPick a boat to see its times, photos and booking form. You pay on board on the day.
Route
Las Croabas, Palominitos, Cayo Icacos, Las Croabas
- 09:30
- 10:10
- 11:50
- 14:30
Times and stop order are a sample itinerary; each boat sets its own schedule and the skipper may adjust the route for weather and sea conditions.
What's included
Included
- Private boat and captain
- Snorkel gear
Not included
- Food and drinks where not stated
Who it's for
Suitable
- Families with children — no age limit
- Private groups — whole-boat charter
Not suitable / ask first
- Pets — no boat lists them as allowed
- Wheelchairs — access not listed, ask in advance
- Alcohol — no boat lists it as sold or allowed, ask first
Compiled from the details each boat gives on its own profile.
Good to know
- Meeting point
- Las Croabas
- Hotel pick-up
- No hotel pick-up listed; you make your own way to the meeting point.
- Season
- Year-round
- Prices
- Private charter US$1,100+Prices are each boat's current rates.
- Cancellation
- More than 24 h before: free cancellation
- 12 h–24 h before: late cancellation
- Less than 12 h before: counts as a no-show
- Weather
- If wind or waves make the trip unsafe, the operator postpones or cancels; you are never charged for an operator cancellation. You pay on board, so there is no prepayment at risk.
- Local notes
- La Cordillera Reef Nature Reserve rules apply; no camping on the cays.
- Palominos Island is privately owned and not open to landing.
Guest reviews
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Reviews are left for the boats on this route after the trip and are moderated.
