Skip the crowded party boat — a private charter to Icacos or Palomino for your Spring Break crew, just 15–20 minutes from Fajardo.
Spring Break in Puerto Rico usually means one thing for tourists: getting out on the water to Icacos or Palomino, the two island sandbars everyone's photos are from. Instead of a big shared booze-cruise boat, Boating Puerto Rico puts your group on a private charter — your own boat, your own captain, your own schedule, departing Marina Puerto del Rey in Fajardo.
Icacos and Palomino are both roughly 15–20 minutes from Fajardo, which is why they're the go-to Spring Break islands — short crossing, long time in the water. For groups who want to make a full day of it, Culebra and Vieques are also available as a longer full-day trip. We strongly recommend a 6-hour or 8-hour private charter for Spring Break groups so there's real time to swim, anchor at the sandbar, and enjoy the boat without rushing back.
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Every Boating Puerto Rico charter is 100% private — your group only, no strangers, no shared boat schedule. You pick the music, the pace, and how long you anchor at the sandbar. It's the difference between a tourist boat tour and actually owning your day on the water.
For Spring Break groups we recommend a 6-hour charter for a full Icacos or Palomino day, or an 8-hour charter to combine both islands or add extra time at anchor. Ask us about our optional upgrades like Jet Skis and Seabobs to make the day even better.
Tell us your group size, dates and which island interests you — we'll send boat options and a custom quote.
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Every private charter includes the same standard inclusions — no hidden fees.
Want to level up the day? Jet Skis are $200/hour (up to 3 riders) and Seabobs are $295 each ($250 each for 2+), delivered right to your anchor. Staying in San Juan? Roundtrip transportation from your hotel is $40 per person.
