Coastal Marine

La Parguera
A Caribbean dream, is a small fishing village in the town of Lajas, Puerto Rico; located on the southwest coast of the island.The people of La Parguera are what make this small fishing village what it is, a simple, clean and quite villa.The Parguera is both a tourist and residential community; there are many things you can do for fun, biking, hiking trails, or bird watching, but water sports are now the in thing.Snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, and kite surfing are now a very big sport.La Parguera is a little village full of life with friendly people , and a beautifull culture.
Parguera Natural Reserve

The reserve, run by the DRNA Departamento de Recursos Naturales ( Department of Natural Resources), is mainly a coastal forest area that features mangrove swamps, estuaries and coral formations. La Parguera is one of four areas in Puerto Rico that has a very unique and remarkable night time phenomenon, a Phosphorescent Bay, when the still waters are disturbed they glow with millions of microscopic organisms known as dinoflagellates which sparkle and create a spectacular light show..By far one of the greatest coastal mangrove systems in Puerto Rico, over 12,000 acres; it is great for, snorkeling, mountain biking, horseback riding, sailing, kayaking, fishing, and much more. The reserve is home to manatees and over 66 species of birds both local and migratory, ideal for bird-watching.
Los Canales

The canals, "Los Canales", of la Parguera are formed by more than 30 cays and small "islotes", islets, mostly mangroves trees through which the canals now flow. These exotic canales are believed to be the work of the Taino Indians that lived in this region hundreds of years ago.
Los Cayos
There are 30 or so cays surrounded by shallow waters to form a natural pool in the middle of the ocean and the only accesses to these beautiful cays is by boat. The canals are teaming with tropical fish due to the constant flow of fresh filtered water that emanates from the mangroves. Thery are known for the herds of friendly manatees that visit this waters from time to time; seaturtles and dolphins are also frequent visitors of the area. Frequented by local and international tourists as well as Parguereños themselves these cays provide fantastic snorkeling and tuns of fun in the sun.Come on down and visit us; see and live the experience.
Bring your own bagged lunch or leave it to us, by prior arrangement
All trips six passengers max.
Full Day - Enjoy an early breeze as you join us for a morning ride down the "Jungla" canal all the way down to "Playa Santa" beach in Guanica. On the way back we'll stop at one of the numerous sites that La Parguera has to offer for a morning snorkel. At noon a quick lunch , and after that get ready to let loose and relax. We will move to another of our wonderfull cays were you can enjoy the rest ot your afternoon in the pristine waters of the caribbean .
Half Day - Join us for a trip from the Natural Reserve of La Parguera down to the "Jungla" canal in Guanica, and back. Where we'll choose one of the cays of La Parguera for a morning, or afternoon of fun with family and friends.
Sunset Tour - Slow cruise down the canals ending the afternoon at Cayo Collado , watch the sunset over the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse in the distance, and as it gets dark, a slow cruise back down La Parguera waterfront ending at the Phosphorecent Bay.
Call for customized tours out of La Parguera, we also offer our services in Fajardo and sorrunding cays and islands