Anatomy of a Day Trip

	Our day charter leaves around 10 a.m. and will return around 5 p.m. We sail to the local islands of Palominos, Icacos, Lobos, or Palominitos, anchor, snorkel, swim, walk on the beach, and enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch, snacks, and drinks. After lunch we move to a second snorkeling site for more fun. We are equipped with snorkel gear for children and adults.
	We won't decide on a destination until that morning, when we can consider what would be the best island for the day. Captain Bill and his wife, Ingrid, frequently snorkel with the group, providing a guided tour with fish and coral identification. They love to get someone who is a bit afraid to relax and enjoy this spectacular experience, and as such, is great for first time snorkelers! Erin Go Bragh has a permanent bimini for shade, and a large awning, if required, for additional shade at anchor.
	Sailing's a way of life for Capt. Bill & Ingrid. For them, there's nothing better than setting sail for a beautiful, uninhabited island w/only the sounds of tropical breezes, waves, & good conversation along for the ride. If you wish, they have a 12-disc CD player & an eclectic mix of music to which you can add your own choice of music as well. Find your "comfort zone" on the deck and relax with complimentary snacks, including our fresh, homemade tropical salsa, cool drinks & open bar. You'll also have the opportunity to take the helm & show off your sailing talents, or get hands-on instruction from Capt. Bill & crew. It's all up to you!
	A view of Erin Go Bragh sailing off the eastern coast under the majesty of El Yunque. Located only minutes from our home port, Puerto Del Rey Marina, El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest on U.S. soil. Along with a trip on the Erin Go Bragh, it is a must-see for any Puerto Rico vacation.
	Lunch is one of the best parts of a day trip on Erin Go Bragh. Enjoy Captain Bill and Ingrid's "world-famous" complete BBQ lunch. Don't forget to let us know ahead of time if you are a vegetarian, have food allergies, or keep Kosher.
	The fish also enjoy lunch from Erin Go Bragh. We keep the leftover bread and take it along snorkeling after lunch. You won't believe how friendly little fish are when you have some bread! They eat right out of your hand.
	We have hosted multiple weddings aboard the Erin Go Bragh. To the left is a picture from one of them. In addition, Captain Bill and Ingrid celebrated their life commitment wedding aboard Erin Go Bragh.
	Our sunset dinner cruises leave the docks in the afternoon and return after dark. (We are flexible with our departure and return times to meet your needs.) These sailing trips include appetizers, a full-course meal cooked on board, wine and dessert. Watching a full-moon rise over the water is most romantic aboard the Erin Go Bragh III. There is a four-passenger minimum on these trips