Icacos Beach Day: the Icacos Island tour with five easy hours on the sand.

The Icacos Beach Day is a small-boat trip from Fajardo to Icacos Island for about five hours on the beach, with one umbrella per group. It costs $89 per person. The Guided Hike add-on is $20 more, for $109, and round-trip hotel pickup is $40 more per person.

No, there is no public ferry to Icacos Island. The Ceiba ferry serves Vieques and Culebra, and Icacos is reached by boat from Fajardo. The Icacos Beach Day covers that ride both ways, about 20 to 30 minutes each way, so you spend the day on the sand.

The Icacos Beach Day is $89 per person for the round-trip boat ride, about five hours on the island and an umbrella for your group. The Guided Hike makes it $109, and hotel pickup adds $40, so the most complete day is $149 per person.

You get about five hours on Icacos Island. That is time to swim, float, walk the shoreline and enjoy a long lunch from your cooler under the umbrella. The boat ride adds about 20 to 30 minutes each way, and your confirmation has the exact times.

The Guided Hike makes your beach day a guided Icacos Island tour for $20 more per person. It adds a personal guide, a hike of about 45 minutes, mask and snorkel, beach umbrellas and a cooler with cold drinks. The hike is optional, so anyone can stay on the sand.

A mask and snorkel come with the Guided Hike add-on, and you snorkel the clear water off the island. The $89 Beach Day does not include snorkel gear, so pick the add-on if you want a mask and snorkel ready for you.

The Icacos Beach Day leaves from Fajardo, and the exact meeting point is in your booking confirmation. If you prefer not to drive, add round-trip hotel pickup from San Juan, Rio Grande, Luquillo or Fajardo for $40 more per person.

Yes. Hotel pickup is $40 more per person, which makes the day $129, or $149 with the Guided Hike. Pickup covers San Juan, Rio Grande, Luquillo and Fajardo, and you are back at your hotel after the beach day. Pickup details and times arrive with your booking confirmation.

Bring beach chairs, a cooler with food, drinks and ice, plenty of water, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, bug spray, a towel and a bag for your trash. Icacos has no shops, so pack everything you want for about five hours on the beach.

No. Icacos is an uninhabited island in the La Cordillera Nature Reserve, with no bathrooms, restaurants or shops, and that is what keeps it so beautiful. Bring your own food and water for about five hours, pack a bag for your trash, and take everything back with you on the boat.

Each boat carries up to 6 guests, and bookings start at 4 guests. Bigger groups ride in boats side by side, land on the same beach and share the same day on the island. Traveling as two or three and want to join? Message us on WhatsApp.

Yes. Guests ages 3 and up are welcome, and non-swimmers too. Life jackets are on every boat, a USCG-licensed captain runs each one, and on the island you can wade in the calm shallows or relax under your umbrella, so the whole family enjoys the day.

Yes. Cancel the Icacos Beach Day up to 24 hours before your start time for a full refund. If we ever cancel, for weather or any other reason, you choose a full refund or a new date, so you can book now and plan the rest of your east coast days around it. The cancellation policy has every detail.

Yes. Icacos gives you clear Caribbean water and white sand only about 20 to 30 minutes by boat from Fajardo. The island is uninhabited and sits inside a nature reserve, so the beach feels far away without a long trip.