Staying in Ceiba? Marina Puerto del Rey — where every Boating Puerto Rico charter departs — sits right at the Fajardo/Ceiba line, minutes from town.
The public ferry is the budget option to Vieques or Culebra — a private charter is the direct, flexible one.
The public ferry from Ceiba runs on a fixed schedule with lines — a private charter departs on your own time.
A private charter can combine Icacos and Palomino in one trip, or go direct to Culebra or Vieques for a full day.
Marina Puerto del Rey sits right at the Fajardo/Ceiba line — a short trip from anywhere in Ceiba.
No boating license or experience needed — a USCG-licensed captain and mate run the boat.
Tell us your date and group size — we confirm availability, pricing and details on WhatsApp, usually within minutes.
See full guides for the islands most Ceiba travelers ask about.
No, they're neighboring municipalities — Ceiba sits directly south of Fajardo. Marina Puerto del Rey, where Boating Puerto Rico operates, sits right at the boundary between the two.
Yes. Ceiba is home to Puerto Rico's public ferry terminal to Vieques and Culebra. A private boat charter is a direct alternative — no fixed schedule or ticket line.
Contact Boating Puerto Rico via WhatsApp at +1-787-717-3779 with your date and group size. Charters depart Marina Puerto del Rey, at the Fajardo/Ceiba line.
Cayo Icacos and Palomino Island are 15-20 minutes away. Culebra and Vieques are each a full 7-8 hour day trip.
Captain, mate, fuel, water, sodas, ice, beer, floating mat, Bluetooth music, and snacks are all included.
No, a USCG-licensed captain and mate run the boat for the entire charter.
Yes, free parking is available on site at Marina Puerto del Rey.