Searching for a boat rental in Fajardo? Here's the honest difference — and the option that gets most visitors on the water without needing a license.
This distinction matters before you book — it changes whether you need a license.
A bareboat rental means you drive yourself and need a license. A captained charter needs neither.
A USCG-licensed captain and mate come with every boat — you're a guest, not the operator.
The largest marina in the Caribbean, and the main departure point for most of the fleet.
Fuel, food, and drinks are included in the quoted price — no separate rental fees added later.
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A bareboat rental means you drive the boat yourself and need a license. A captained charter includes a licensed captain and crew. All Boating Puerto Rico offerings are captained charters — guests never need a boating license.
Most charters depart from Marina Puerto del Rey in Fajardo — the largest marina in the Caribbean.
Charters start at $500 for a 2-hour trip for up to 6 guests. All prices are 100% all-inclusive.
No. Every charter includes a USCG-licensed captain and mate who run the boat.
Yes, free parking is available on site at Marina Puerto del Rey.
Yes, guests are welcome to bring their own food and alcohol in addition to what's already included.
Marina Puerto del Rey is about 45-55 minutes east of San Juan via PR-66/PR-3.