Yacht charter
Last updated on 7 April 2025
Boasting a subtle blend of American modernity and Spanish-Caribbean culture, Puerto Rico is one of the pearls of the Greater Caribbean, to be discovered by boat. This territory, which encompasses a main island as well as smaller islands such as Isla Mona, Culebra and Vieques, attracts luxury tourists with its casinos, well-equipped beaches, brand name boutiques and entertainment establishments. It also has a captivating natural and historical heritage, and is popular with families looking for a vacation with a change of scenery and a wide range of leisure activities.
Sailing to the Puerto Rican islands
Sailing enthusiasts will enjoy the yacht charter in Puerto Rico, and have a great time in the various heavenly anchorages that the region has to offer. about 10 kilometers east of the main island of Puerto Rico, the islands of Culebra and Culebrita will amaze you with the beauty of their landscapes and the points of mooring they offer to boaters.
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Set off to conquer its most beautiful beaches
Setting off from the Puerto Del Rey Marina, you can enjoy a pleasant trip along the sandy coasts of Puerto Rico. You will quickly be seduced by its rivers of white sand caressed by the Caribbean Sea, which are ideal for various water sports. Almost 435 km of coastline await you!
If you want to enjoy the benefits of a yacht charter in The Caribbean with your family, take a trip out to sea to the east of the island. luquillo beach is just to the east, famous for its palm-lined avenues, long stretch of sand and lush forest backdrop. A little further on is Seven Seas beach, perfect for those who love turquoise seas and fine sand. Want to try paddle tennis or kitesurfing? Then head for Ocean Park beach in San Juan. If you head to the southeast of the island, you will come to Punta Tuna beach.
The point where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea, this beach is perfect for lovers of beautiful scenery. The beach is home to an old, solitary lighthouse offering a magnificent view of Los Pinos Beach, a charming gray-sand beach.
Hiking in the heart of a tropical forest
But Puerto Rico does not only shine through its coastline. The volcanic island is also embellished with lush nature that invites you to escape. Lovers of ecotourism will certainly enjoy their hike in the heart of the El Yunque national forest.
Covering more than 113 km2, this magnificent tropical rainforest will delight budding botanists. It is home to close to 50 species of endemic orchids and more than 130 rare animal species, including the Puerto Rican boa
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 1 570 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer |
| Average price per week | $96,041 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,438 |
| Maximum price per week | $88,411,345 |