Snorkeling in San Juan Puerto Rico is one of the top searched things to do when visiting.
Lucky for you, San Juan is surrounded by great beaches for snorkeling.
If you don’t have the equipment or not sure where the best spots are, this guided tour might be perfect for you… it has over 7,000 5-star reviews making it one of the highest reviewed activities in all of San Juan!
Before we get into this top rated snorkel tour, let’s cover some frequently asked questions:
Is San Juan good for snorkeling?
The whole island of Puerto Rico is a popular spot for snorkeling.
You can find world class snorkeling anywhere from the west coast city of Rincon to the eastern islands of Vieques and Culebra.
San Juan, the capital and most popular tourist destination happens to have some of the best snorkeling in all of Puerto Rico!
What side of Puerto Rico is best for snorkeling?
Culebra, the small island off of the east coast of Puerto Rico, is considered one of the top places for snorkeling in the world.
Culebra is a fun day (or two) trip from San Juan… but if you’re planning on staying in San Juan, you will be surrounded by great beaches for snorkeling.
Can you snorkel with sea turtles in Puerto Rico?
Yes! In fact, it is pretty common to see sea turtles on the San Juan Guided Snorkel Tour.
How safe is snorkeling in Puerto Rico?
Snorkeling is a rather safe activity in Puerto Rico.
The main thing you’ll need to keep an eye on are the waves… Parts of Puerto Rico feature big waves which attract surfers from all over the world.
Not ideal for snorkeling.
If you’re not a confident swimmer or not sure the best spots to go, a guided tour would be a good solution.
Should I bring my own snorkel gear to Puerto Rico?
100%! If you’re an experienced snorkeler, you will be in heaven in Puerto Rico. Surrounded by world class beaches and clear waters, you have a lot of options.
If you don’t have your own gear there are a couple options.
- Snorkel gear is easy to come by and fairly cheap to rent in Puerto Rico
- A guided tour will provide all the gear needed
Snorkeling in San Juan Puerto Rico Tour– Overview
“Explore the underwater world of Puerto Rico on a guided snorkeling adventure. Receive a lesson from a professional diver and enjoy a hassle-free outing with all the equipment you need.
Then swim through the tropical waters off Guaynabo and see brilliantly-colored tropical fish, sea turtles, and other marine creatures.
Afterward, revisit your experience with a GoPro video of your snorkeling excursion included in the tour price.” – San Juan Guided Snorkel Tour
- Go snorkeling in beautiful Guaynabo in Puerto Rico
- Explore with a professional diver and take home a GoPro video of your outing
- Watch for sea turtles, tropical fish, and other spectacular aquatic life
- All necessary equipment and instruction provided
Snorkeling in San Juan Puerto Rico Tour– What’s Included?
- All gear included
- GoPro video
- Local guide
Not Included
- Gratuities
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup
Snorkeling in San Juan Puerto Rico Tour– What To Expect
“Immerse yourself in the underwater world around San Juan, and receive a lasting memento of your experience.
This guided snorkeling tour is available for both morning and afternoon departures. With numbers capped at 20, you’ll also enjoy more attention from your guide.
Make your way to Escambron Beach, where you will be snorkeling from.
If you’re a beginner, you can receive a snorkeling lesson from a certified diver.
Get outfitted with all the necessary gear, then follow your guide into the water.
As you snorkel, keep your eyes open for marine life such as turtles, rays, and tropical fish.
The guided snorkeling tour will last from 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on conditions, group size, and overall performance.
At the end of your tour, receive a GoPro video of your snorkeling experience for posterity.” – San Juan Guided Snorkel Tour
Snorkeling in San Juan Puerto Rico Tour– Pricing
Pricing and availability may vary depending on time of year you will be visiting…
You can learn more about pricing, availability, and additional information here.
