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Charters, day sails and schools

Fajardo's Puerto del Rey is the hub: most boats leave from there, and the trip most sold is a catamaran day to Cayo Icacos. Bareboat supply is small. Before you book, ask for the Tourism Company's nautical-tourism certification and the captain's Coast Guard license.

Day sails

OperatorBaseTripsPublished prices
East Island ExcursionsPuerto del Rey, FajardoCatamaran day trips to Icacos, Vieques and Culebra; sunset sails. "Since 1994"; a Blue Flag operator (its site)Sailing catamarans Zatara and Bellaventuras; power catamarans Ocean Ray and Eco IsleñoIcacos half day: $110 a personIcacos: $135 a personVieques: $150 a personCulebra: $160 a personPrivate charter: $2,427 to $2,510
Caribe BlissPuerto del Rey, Fajardo787-439-1672Icacos snorkel tour (5 h, ages 3 and up) and private trips to Icacos, Palomino, Culebra and Vieques; a Blue Flag operator (its site)Tortuga (up to 40 passengers); a Grady-White for private charters (up to 10)Icacos snorkel tour: from $99Private, 4 to 6 h: from $1,150
Puerto Rico Sailing Trips (catamaran Janise)Puerto del Rey, FajardoSmall-group day sails, at most 6 guests "to follow its USCG boat permits"Day charter: $285 an adult (reseller listing)unconfirmed
Spread Eagle IIRenaissance Villa Marina, FajardoIcacos day sail on a 51-ft sailing catamaran, about 5.5 hours from 9:00Icacos day sail: $130 to $155 (listings disagree)
Sail PRunconfirmedSan Juan Bay MarinaTwo-hour sunset sails in San Juan Bay on a 37-ft catamaran, at most 6 guestsSunset sail: $119 an adult (reseller)unconfirmed

Prices as published on Oct 18, 2026; they change by season.

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Bareboat and skippered charters

Sail Caribe

Contact
787-889-1978; toll-free 888-234-2050; website
Offers
Bareboat and skippered charters, day sails, ASA courses (101, 103, 104, 114), "Long Weekend in Culebra"
Fleet
Six boats listed on Oct 16, 2026: Lagoon 42 (two), Lagoon 46, a 42-ft and a 46-ft catamaran, and a 44-ft monohull (Sun Odyssey 440)
Sun Odyssey 440, a week
$5,470 to $8,000 by season
Lagoon 42, a week
$7,500 to $10,500 by season
Lagoon 46, a week
$11,150 to $15,000 by season
ASA instructor-skipper, a day
$350 to $495
Good to know
Peak season Dec 20 to Jan 9 and Feb 12 to Apr 4; lowest Jun 7 to Oct 31 and Dec 7 to 19. $500 cash deposit; boarding 10:00 with a 2 to 3 hour briefing. No pets, no smoking, no scuba from the boats. ASA liveaboard courses need five nights.
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Sailing schools

SchoolBaseCourses
Puerto Rico Sailing SchoolIsleta Marina, Fajardo(787) 370-0909ASA 101, 103, 104
Sail CaribePuerto del Rey, FajardoASA 101, 103, 104, 114 (catamaran)Liveaboard courses on charter, five nights minimum
Academia de Vela, Club Náutico de San JuanClub Náutico de San JuanFederation-sanctioned youth and racing program; US Sailing status unconfirmedunconfirmedRuns IC24, dinghy and youth regattas; a summer camp ending with the Summer Cup
Marlin Sailing SchoolFormer Roosevelt Roads base, CeibaNot US Sailing per the sources found (unconfirmed)unconfirmedYouth from age 7; 787-409-2001 (2021 article)

The national sailing authority since 1963 and a member of the Caribbean Sailing Association; info@sailingpur.com, +1 787-300-1600 (CSA listing). No US Sailing accredited school in Puerto Rico was confirmed.

Sources (6)

Not listed, and why

  • The Moorings (Puerto del Rey base) Announced for 2017; its Puerto Rico pages now return 404 and the base's status is unconfirmed.
  • Capitana Sailing School A directory listing only.