
Private Catamaran Charters in Fajardo: Power or Sail
The comfortable way to spend a day on the water: our 47-foot power catamaran or 42-foot sail catamaran, private to your group of up to 12, out of Fajardo with the east coast's best snorkeling within easy reach.
The boat
Space, shade, and somewhere to sit down
Twin hulls sit flat on the water, so the ride is stable and easier on nervous passengers than a single-hull boat. There is no leaning into every swell, which is exactly what you want when someone in the group is not sure how they will feel out on the water.
The 47-footer has shaded seating, an interior cabin and galley, a head and a freshwater shower, so guests use it as a floating base rather than a shuttle. Spread out on the open deck, duck into the shade, rinse off after a snorkel, and settle back in for the run home. If you've been searching for a catamaran rental in Fajardo, these are those boats — each comes with a captain and crew. The 47-foot power cat is the comfort flagship: cabin, galley, head and shower. The 42-foot sail catamaran runs the same waters under sail — waters ranked in our best-snorkeling guide. Tell us which fits your day, or let us match you.
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Pick your day
Tell us the date and how long you want out; we confirm availability.
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Choose where to go
Fajardo reefs and cays, or a longer run toward Vieques.
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Board in Fajardo
Meet the crew at Villa Marina, gear up and settle in.
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Snorkel, swim, eat, repeat
Do the day at your pace, and add scuba if anyone wants to dive.
What's on board
Included, and worth knowing
On board
- Power or sail catamaran, private to your group
- Captain and crew for the day
- Shaded seating and open deck space
- Interior cabin, galley and head
- Freshwater shower on board
- Snorkeling gear for every guest
Available on request
- Food packages: fruit, cheese and charcuterie platters
- Open bar: rum and vodka drinks, beer, wine, mimosas
- Soft drinks, water and coffee
- Scuba add-ons for certified or first-time divers
- Custom itineraries toward Vieques and Culebra
- Special-occasion setups
Good to know
Before you enquire
- Takes up to 12 guests. Larger groups can charter our private boat charter for up to 35.
- Runs in four-, six- or eight-hour blocks — a half day, a full day, or the long multi-island run — seven days a week subject to availability.
- Catamarans are the flagship tier of our fleet — expect roughly twice the price of a comparable powerboat charter. The space, shade, stability and crew comfort are what you are paying for, and groups that choose it rarely regret it.
- Food and open-bar packages are optional add-ons.
- Scuba can be added for certified divers and beginners.
- Destinations depend on sea conditions; on the right day a longer run toward Vieques or Culebra is possible — on the right day that can mean an anchor off Flamenco Beach, and the captain advises honestly what is realistic.
Talk to a person
Book the catamaran
There are two catamarans and only one of each on your date — once a boat is booked, it is gone. Reach out however suits you: fastest is a call, easiest is the form. Either way, we reply the same day, usually within the hour (7am–7pm).
You get a straight answer on availability and price, food, drinks, scuba and all.
Request a quote
Questions
Private Catamaran Charter: FAQ
How many guests can come?
Up to 12 guests, all ages welcome. The catamaran is private to your group, with a captain and crew for the day. If your party is bigger than 12, our private boat charter takes up to 35 guests on a single vessel — same waters, different boat.
Power or sail — how do we choose?
The 47-foot power catamaran is the comfort flagship, with an interior cabin, galley, head and freshwater shower that let guests use it as a floating base. The 42-foot sail catamaran runs the same waters under sail. Tell us which fits your day, or pick “not sure” in the form and we will match your group.
Where do we board?
In Fajardo — you meet the crew at Villa Marina, gear up and settle in before heading out. From there the east coast's best snorkeling is within easy reach: the reefs and cays off Fajardo on most days, or a longer run toward Vieques when conditions allow.
Where does it go?
Reefs, cays and beaches around Fajardo, and toward Vieques or Culebra on longer days, depending on conditions — on the right day that can mean an anchor off Flamenco Beach. Destinations depend on the sea, and the captain advises honestly on what is realistic for your date.
How long is a charter?
Charters run in four-, six- or eight-hour blocks — a half day, a full day, or a long multi-island day — seven days a week, subject to availability. Where you go shapes the choice: Fajardo's reefs and cays on a shorter day, or a longer run toward Vieques when conditions allow. We can help you size it.
What does it cost?
It is quoted per charter, not per person, and as our flagship tier you should expect roughly twice the price of a comparable powerboat charter. The final number depends on a four-, six- or eight-hour block and any food, open-bar or scuba add-ons. Call (787) 209-2127 or send the form for an exact quote.
What's included with the catamaran?
Snorkeling gear for every guest comes with the boat, along with the captain and crew, shaded seating, open deck space, the interior cabin and galley, and the freshwater shower. The only things priced separately are the optional add-ons: food packages, the open bar, soft drinks and coffee, and scuba.
Is food and drink included?
Not by default — food and drinks are optional add-ons, so you only pay for what you want. Packages include fruit, cheese and charcuterie platters, an open bar with rum and vodka drinks, beer, wine and mimosas, plus soft drinks, water and coffee. Ask when you enquire and we will price it in.
Can we scuba dive?
Yes — scuba can be added for both certified divers and complete beginners, so nobody needs a certification card to try it. It is an optional add-on rather than part of the base charter, so mention it when you enquire and we will include it in your quote.
Is there a bathroom and shower on board?
Yes. The 47-foot power catamaran carries an interior cabin, galley and head, plus a freshwater shower, so you can rinse off after a snorkel and settle back in for the run home. That is a big part of why guests use it as a floating base rather than a shuttle.
Is it good for people who get seasick?
Yes — this is the boat to pick if someone in your group is nervous about how they will feel on the water. Twin hulls sit flat instead of leaning into every swell, so the ride is stable and easier on seasick-prone passengers than a single-hull boat. The shaded seating helps too.
How far ahead should we book?
There are two catamarans and only one of each on your date — once a boat is booked, it is gone, so reach out as soon as your date firms up. Call, WhatsApp or send the form; either way we reply the same day, usually within the hour between 7am and 7pm.
Twelve people. One catamaran. No schedule.
Tell us your date and we will tell you if she is free.

