KAYAK RENTAL

8:00 am to 5:00 pm

All ages

$25

Staring

You can choose the time!

EXPERIANCE DETAILS

Just imagine. A sunny and hot day. Sitting on the seashore, listening to sound of the sea breaking on the shore. Imagining what else is out there to explore.

The rent of the kayak allows you to explore and discover new places, where a boat cannot navigate. Just imagine, paddling through the crystal clear waters of the Reserve, a piece of paradise in the sea.

DETAILS

For All Ages & Beginners

Two Person Kayak

Life vest

Marine Life Identification Card

Drinking Water Include

Sustainable Toursim

KAYAK RENTAL

The rental price is per kayak not per person.

One hour

$25

$45

Two hours

$60

Full day until 4:30 pm

KAYAK RENTAL

THIS EXPERIENCE INCLUDE

Two person Kayak
Life Vest
Drinking Water
Map of the area
Marine Life Identification Card
Fun and More!

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KAYAK RENTAL

HEALTH, AGE & IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS

Minimum Age: 5 years old

The following guests cannot participate:

State of pregnancy
Guests with recent surgeries
Guests with neck, back, arm or leg problems
Guests who have epilepsy, heart conditions and/or dizziness

Other important notes:

We cannot exceed 6 guests. It's the law.
All guests must be able to communicate in English or Spanish.
Guests that show signs of intoxication by Drugs or Alcohol will not be allowed to participate.

SUSTANIBLE TOURISM

Pirate Snorkeling specializes in introducing guests to the amazing underwater life and natural beauty of the protected area of Fajardo, Puerto Rico. We are passionate about marine-life and eco-tourism and hope that our guests are inspired to make a commitment to protect our oceans and marine-life too.

We ask that you do not touch coral, fish, or turtles and please, never feed the fish anything a human would eat. Help our reefs and oceans by using sustainable practices such as reef safe sunscreen, reusable water bottles, and reusable cups.

Disclaimer: We cannot guarantee the any amount or type of fish you will see on our tours. We do not feed the fish to bring them close to visitors. This is harmful to the fish’s natural diet and it interferes with their natural feeding cycles.