The right duration depends on how many islands you want to see. Here's how the three most common charter lengths compare.
When in doubt, 6 hours is the most popular middle option for groups who want to see more than one spot.
The standard trip length — plenty of time at Icacos or Palomino without rushing.
Enough time to visit both Icacos and Palomino, with a light lunch included.
A full day trip needed to reach farther islands, about an hour away each way.
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4 hours covers one island comfortably, 6 hours fits two islands plus a light lunch, and 8 hours is needed for a full-day trip to Culebra or Vieques.
A 6-hour charter includes a light lunch on top of the standard water, sodas, ice, beer, snacks, and fruit.
Yes — a 6-hour charter is the most common way to visit both in the same day.
Yes. Both are roughly an hour away by boat each way, requiring a full 7-8 hour charter day.
Yes, longer charters cost more due to the extra time and, for 8-hour Culebra/Vieques trips, a fuel surcharge — but it's still a flat rate per boat.
Yes, many groups end a 6-hour charter with time to catch the sunset on the way back to the marina.