This Ferry took us to Culebra Island Ferry experience was great, it was a beautiful day, water was not too rocky. Ferry is super easy to ride and very affordable. We purchased our tickets ahead however you can purchase the day of as well. There is a shuttle that takes you from the parking lot to the ferry terminal, Staff is very helpful and they run a right program. Ferry ride from Ceiba to Culebra was about 45 min There is no food or drinks sold on the Ferry but you can buy food and drinks at the Ferry terminal read more

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This is the ferry that can take you either to Vieques or Culebra. Visit their website (https://www.puertoricoferry.com/en/) to check for ferry schedules. Though you can buy tickets at the terminal, there is no guarantee that you will be able to do so. Tickets can be sold out; I recommend planning ahead and buying online. When you get to the Ceiba terminal, you'd see people on black shirts on podiums. They can be helpful but are not ferry personnel. They will sell you tour packages. Just be aware of this. The ferry terminal has an area where food is sold. Boarding starts 1 hour before the ferry leaves. The boarding process is very organized. They board the Puerto Rico residents first before everyone else. I came across a few reviews/videos that showed people who do not normally get motion sickness but still did because of the wavy/water conditions. Some recommended picking the ferry that only carried people without cargo, stating that those that carry cargo have higher tendency to induce motion sickness. Not sure how true this is but the ferry schedule when we went all carried cargo. Some recommended taking medication for motion sickness. I took meclizine 1 h before the departure time. When you get on the ferry, there are places where luggage are stored before you get to the seats. We stayed on the first floor. Though you won't see much here unlike on the second floor, we were fine with this. I did not get sick/dizzy (it may be because of the effect of the medicine but the fact that the rest of the passengers did not get sick as well tells me that the sea was calm. The actual ride took less than an hour to Vieques. Based on our experience, the ferry was on time, from Ceiba to Vieques and going back as well. Ferry is reliable and cheap. read more

Ceiba Ferry - Waiting area - Ferries Near Me - Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico

We had a great experience with the Puerto Rico ferry terminal. When we got to the island we went straight there to secure our tickets to Culebra, we tried to pre-purchase from the website but the morning times were booked for the entire time we were here! When we landed in PR we went straight to the ferry terminal cause they do have more times and options in person. We got there on a Monday and everything was sold out until the following Sunday so we got those tickets. The people at the booth were not the friendliest but they did help us get the tickets we needed. The boarding process was quick and easy, they have parking and shuttle service, that was nice. Once we were on the ferry it wasn't packed at all and tons of empty seats. We sat inside, they don't have snacks or drinks to buy. The ride was smooth, it took about an hour to get to culebra. The whole experiance was great and we would for sure use them again! read more

Very helpful staff. Well organized process from ticket purchase, all the way through boarding and onboarding. Make sure to go to their online page, www.puertoricoferry.com, and check the schedule for the day, before you go there. We went there once and we had just missed the last trip. We came the following day ready to go, and we had a great time. read more

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Used this to get to and from Culebra for a two-night stay on the island. Very affordable. It's a bare-bones ferry with plenty of seating and restrooms, but no snack bar or even vending machines. One of the ferries I used was for cars and pedestrians, although Culebra does forbid non-residents from bringing rental cars over. Same with Vieques, I believe. There is something odd about how they sell tickets for pedestrians. They only sell a limited number online, and after that they list it as a sold out sailing but you can still buy tickets at the pier. And both sailings had many open seats even though it looked like they were limited. I don't quite get it, but my recommendation is to plan your crossing in advance and get those tickets before they stop selling them. read more

Check out our boarding onto the ferry to go to Vieques! The scenery is pretty cool, the ride was nice, and the workers were helpful. It was super easy, just keep in mind that residents take priority. read more

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We were able to get tickets in person by arriving 1.5 hours before departure. Bathroom is clean! There's a couple of vending machines for snacks. There's also a small cafe inside with sandwiches and chips for purchase. The signs and waiting seats are all clean and modern. We were moved to a shaded area an hour before our departure. Thirty minutes before departure, we boarded the ferry. The ferry itself is spacious and super clean. Everyone has to remain inside. The ride was fun as we went over some waves. I would have liked to breathe the sea air and stand outside but recognize for safety reasons and non-recreational reasons, we were not permitted. $2 per person one way + $1 per carry-on. read more

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Ceiba Ferry are the worst with tourist. We got here with time and as we were looking for a bathroom this very RUDE lady stopped my daughter and cousin and told then that they can't be showing their bathing suits in front of so many people , eventhough they had full coverups. Yet they kept saying it was a "FEDERAL ESTABLISHMENT" and they were letting every Puerto Rican and their mothers in that was showing thongs and bras. I was forced to ask an unknown person to lend me a shirt so that they don't let me miss the Ferry. Appently this rules are only for AMERICAN from the U.S.A ... not PUERTO RICANS ISLAND NATIVES!! HORRIBLE SERVICE AND RUDE!!!! That BOLD guy let at least 5 people in after me that were showing all their goodies, and decided not to let and American in 100% knowing that we don't know anybody or have a ride back to San Juan on demand. THEY NEED NEW PERSONAL THAT APPLY THE RULES TO EVERYONE NOT JUST TOURIST. If I could give zero starts I would've. read more

Let me tell you the imp tip first- Book a ticket in advance, especially on weekends, it's only $2.25 pp, so even if you have to cancel-no big deal, and reach there early. most of the time, you won't face any issue but few people have faced issues with " not leaving on time-waiting time- canceling due to weather and more". The thing is you won't find an easy answer in these situations -so hope for the best Ceiba's ferry terminal is located on the premises of the former Roosevelt Roads Naval Station on the east coast of the island, earlier it was in Fajardo but now shifted to Ceiba it is 50 minutes ride to Culebra island but while coming back, they boarded us on a cargo ferry which took almost 95 minutes and when we reached Ceiba (we had Airbnb in Fajardo), we could not find any open restaurant - so plan thing in advance. Priority is given to locals and elders then tourists, for boarding the ferry. The ride was not smooth, waves can be pretty rough so be prepared for that. basic amenities are there like washrooms. Parking: We had rented a car from San Juan, and we parked that at the Ceiba ferry terminal. It's a 5-7 min walk but it's a pain in the summertime, though the Shuttle is there to take you to the terminal. The parking fee is $10 as of March-2022. Pack some food, there are not many options in Culebra and nothing at Ceiba terminal. read more

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The ferry system is currently undergoing a transition. Staring last year, HMS Ferries and the PR Maritime Transportation Authority began a partnership to mange and operate the ferries with the goal for HMS Ferries to assume full ownership of Puerto Rico Ferry. Traveling by ferry to Culebra and Vieques is notoriously in efficient, as can be read in the reviews. Despite it being cheap, I began paying extra to fly to avoid the hassles. Hopefully things will improve. On Sunday I took a day trip to Culebra with a group. I immediately noticed an improvement. Last time I was here, the parking situation was a mess. People were even parking on the side of the street. That was not the case this time. You can't do that. The parking lot is past the terminal (I posted a photo of the rates). You are instructed to place the ticket on the dashboard. There is a shuttle that can take you to the terminal. You can walk if you like as the distance is not that far. The shuttle is for passengers with light luggage. If you have lots of carry-on stuff you can drop them off at the terminal and then park. The main issue is tickets. You can purchase them at puertoricoferry.com or the City Experiences Ferry App. Note they only sell a limited amount on these platforms. The bulk is sod at the terminal. This means if you are on the website or app and it says sold out, it doesn't necessarily mean the ferry is sold out. It just means the limit of online tickets was reached. You then have to buy the tickets in person at the terminal. Arrive early and hope for the best, hope the ferry really isn't sold out. I believe you can only buy 5 tickets at a time. Also, be aware you have to pay for your carry on items (I posted a photo of those rates). Unfortunately, this process can be very stressful and off-putting, which is a shame because Culebra and Vieques are worth visiting. Luckily, I didn't have to experience this (this time). Somebody from the group purchased the tickets. Our ferry was scheduled to leave at 8a. We had no issues boarding. The ferry left on time and the crew was professional. The return trip went equally smooth. Again, we already had the return tickets. If you don't or can't purchase a return ticket, you will have to do so at the Vieques or Culebra terminals. Overall, this experience was pleasant. Granted, I didn't purchase the tickets which is the most stressful part of the process. I plan on using the ferry more often because of the price. I still prefer flying because it is faster and more convenient, but more expensive. And I I want to visit the islands more the ferry is the best bet. Hopefully the future experience are closer to this one. Time will tell if this transition will work out for the better. read more

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Service is hit or miss. I took the ferry to Culebra on Sunday and I can say this time it was a hit. Parking was a breeze. The parking lot is very spacious. The shuttle was running efficiently. When we checked in at the terminal everything was smooth. They scanned our tickets and we went straight to the boat. There were no delays whatsoever. On the way back everything ran smoothly also. I can't complain. There are some portable restrooms at the terminal and one by the ferry. I didn't notice if there was food available at the terminal. read more

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The guy at the counter was a big help. Online tells you nothing about the times. We got here @4:20am and thought we had time, well we was wrong. The ferry boarded at 3:30 and leaves at 4:30 on the dot. The guy helped us change our tickets and we caught the next one. The girl inside the cafe made a great sandwich. Get there early. Tickets were $4 round trip per person. read more

We got to the Ferry Gate approximately 11 minutes before departure. The woman at the gate said they close the gates 10 minutes prior as she showed us her watch the time went to 10 minutes prior and she said that we couldn't board the ship. Now we are forced to wait an additional 3 1/2 hours with nothing to do and nowhere to go. What a terrible person who stopped us from boarding. Other workers from the Ferry couldn't believe that we were stopped and one nice worker even tried to call the supervisor. But by the time he was contacted, it was even later and absolutely no chance of my family boarding. Really sucks since we have a special needs daughter and the Ferry personnel has made me loose interest in ever coming here ever again. I'm so mad and confused that they would treat us that way. What horrible people. read more

TERRIBLE. We wasted over 5 hours to take 30 min ride (not including the hour it took to get there from San Juan). Waiting in line for tickets took over an hour, so we missed the 1:30 ferry. The next ferry was at 4:00, which didn't actually depart until 4:50. Meanwhile our rental car company in Vieques was closing at 5:30. By the grace of God they waited for us. SO glad we are flying back! Will NEVER take the ferry again. read more

Awful experience purchasing tickets. Everytime I come here, it gets worse and worse. Unfortunately, this is the only way for tourists to get to culebra for a reasonable price. read more

I was pleasantly surprised by the efficiency and cleanliness throughout this entire experience. There is ample parking, the waiting area is well organized, the ferry was on time and the staff is friendly and readily available to assist you. I highly recommend to book your tickets in advance online since the tickets sell out fast. read more

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Don't know why this terminal is rated so poorly? my friends and I had a pleasant ride to vieques just today with no issues at all. the ferry is a cheap and convenient way for you to be able to experience the serene waters of this area of PR. port on either ends has plenty of sitting space for people waiting. parking is a bit of a walk but overall it's not a problem either (only $15/day!). highly recommend the bioluminescent lagoon! read more

Their puertoricoferry.com website & app could really use help from a UI expert. We tried multiple browsers, multiple phones, both the iOS and Android apps, and always got stuck at the point of selecting time slot. Nothing would work from there. Finally we learned that that meant the online tickets were all sold out for that date. Horrible UI -- why not just add a note to that effect on the screen? I think the cityexperiences.com site does this properly, but we didn't discover that site until late until the process. There are many things we wish we would have known beforehand, including that transporting cars are for residents only, not tourists, and that if online is sold out you can still show up in person and buy tickets. The whole process of trying to arrange transportation to Vieques was by far one of the most stressful parts of our vacation, and it's not clear that it needs to be that way. We've taken public transportation at other places we've traveled, including taking our rental car aboard ferries, and it was never this much of a hassle, but more like getting a bus or train ticket. Our AirBNB host revealed that the real reason they don't let tourists bring cars over is that tourists would sometimes have difficulty getting the cars back on the return trip (I guess because some are passenger-only) and would abandon the rental cars on Vieques. So instead of fixing the underlying problems that cause this, their solution instead is to disallow tourists from bringing cars. If I was rating strictly based on the ticket procurement process (especially for the uninitiated) I would give it 1 Star. But once you have tickets and know when to show up, the rest of the trip goes pretty smoothly, and the tickets seem like a good value, so I'm giving it 3 stars altogether. I hope someday they fix their website and apps, maybe just make it work like the cityexperiences one, and maybe reconsider allowing tourists to bring cars over -- fix the underlying reasons why the cars get abandoned in the first place rather than simply disallowing then. Then I would give 4 or maybe even 5 stars. read more

MAKE SURE YOU GET THERE IN TIME!! i cannot stress this enough to arrive early, because even though online ticketing may say they're sold out, at the window they always sell more tickets to either Culebra or Vieques. read more

Ceiba Ferry - Ferries Near Me - Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico

Starting off, we heard the ferry was absolutely awful- unreliable, untimely, and did not favor tourists. I am here to say none of this is currently true. My family and I (4 total) took the 4:30AM ferry from Ceiba to Vieques. We booked the tickets online and scanned the QR code to board the boat. I would definitely recommend purchasing in advance so you don't have to wait at the window. There is also complimentary shuttle service from the parking lot to the entry area for the ferry. Air conditioned cars with storage for luggage, also the driver assisted with our luggage which was amazing! It mentions online that the ferry doors close 10 minutes before it leaves, I would say that is 100% true in our situation. We heard the engines begin running at 4:28AM and we were moving at 4:30AM. That being said, be there early! We chose to sit downstairs as we were on a cargo/ passenger boat. I've heard that it's also freezing downstairs, but I found the temperature to be comfortable. Our trip was just about an hour over, the seas weren't rough and could barely feel the waves. However, if you are prone to seasickness, I would suggest taking medication prior to the ride. Overall, the ship was clean & neat. The staff was wonderful and kind. No issues with speaking English either. Our return trip was also incredibly smooth & prompt. The old rumors of the unreliable ferry service are no longer! Cannot recommend enough. read more

Smooth ride out to Culebra. Not a lot of seating so the tickets go quick. There is a shuttle from the parking to the ferry.

I'm writing this review to tell people everything no one ever told me. You're able to buy tickets online for a little bit more expensive than you can get at the kiosk. I highly recommend getting there early to ensure that you get a space on the ferry. I bought tickets for a ferry on Monday and drove over an hour to get to Ceiba from San Juan but they turned me away at the gate stating that the captain said the conditions were too dangerous to travel to Culebra They refunded the tickets I bought online but I would have appreciated an email saving me the 1.5 hour drive. They reopened the ferry on Wednesday but I was not able to make it there until Thursday... the day of my return flight. Thank God I got there early and was able to get a space on the 9 AM ferry to culebra and got the return ferry at 1 pm. the ferry itself takes about 45-50 minutes. If you get motion sick, I highly recommend sitting on the deck rather than inside. Overall very worth it to see Flamenco Beach and Culebra read more

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What happens when you put idiots in charge of a ferry? Come here to find out. I came for a simple boat ride to Culebra, arrived 15 minutes before my boat scheduled time at 11am, and sat in the section marked for Culebras passengers. At 11:05am a passenger from the Viequas section came and said "Hey the Culebras boat just left from the Viequas side. No-one came and told anyone that the Culebras boat arrived and was departing! The idiotic Ceiba security guards who were just hanging around chatting to themselves didn't have the thought in their mind to tell passengers the boat arrived! After walking around to multiple people we finally got to a supervisor and all they did was allow us to exchange the tickets for the next boat 3 hours later. No apologies, no nothing. Just a bunch of idiots running a port and not caring about the customers that keep the tourist revenue flowing into the country. This was a horrible experience with an incompetent staff and operation. Do your best to avoid this place or risk your vacation plans getting ruined! read more

Ceiba Ferry - Rules - Ferries Near Me - Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico

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Awesome experience. About a 45 minute ride from Puerto Rico to the island of Vieques. It is really easy to get on the boat if you show up. We tried to purchase tickets online for about two weeks. It said they were all sold out for all times. But when you just randomly show up they have no problem selling you tickets. This ferry is off the beaten path and you definitely need a car to get there. It is worth the trip to see these amazing islands. Be prepared to wait about an hour before to get on the ferry . They let locals on first then visitors. read more

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Got to the terminal 8 minutes before the scheduled departure. Didn't let us on. No Tix available for next 2 days . So don't make that mistake. Staff is inflexible. Terminal is far away from highway. Parking lot is a ten minute walk or shuttle from the boat. So give yourself time. Ticketing staff aren't bending any rules, make no effort to be helpful and seem to enjoy turning people away. Shuttle driver is nice though. read more

This place is full of uninformed workers spreading misinformation about the ferry, boarding, and parking. We paid about 50 dollars for tickets and ended up not being able to board the ferry despite being 15 minutes early. They then refused us of a refund and all other ferry tickets for the day were sold out, and it only being 8 am. The workers were telling us to do things that weren't necessary and caused this entire experience to be stressful and a waste of time. This place is full of incompetent workers and rude people. Do not come and save your money. Este lugar está lleno de trabajadores desinformados que difunden información errónea sobre el ferry, el embarque y el estacionamiento. Pagamos unos 50 dólares por los billetes y al final no pudimos abordar el ferry a pesar de llegar 15 minutos antes. Luego nos negaron un reembolso y todos los demás boletos de ferry para el día se agotaron y solo eran las 8 am. Los trabajadores nos decían que hiciéramos cosas que no eran necesarias y provocaron que toda esta experiencia fuera estresante y una pérdida de tiempo. Este lugar está lleno de trabajadores incompetentes y gente grosera. No vengas y ahorres tu dinero. read more

Save you money this place runs w a bunch of Monkeys, we run late because the shuttle was late and of course is no refunds get there in time but no enough time for them So save your money find the way to go somewhere else is really no worth it I have tickets for the next day because is no times for the same day Stupid stupid place ALSO TGEY CHARGE FOR PARKING 15 for the day read more

The ocean was choppy so was horrible ride!!!!! I know has nothing to do with the ferry! Besides that the ferry great

Terrible terrible experience. The ticket confirmation only says the cruise time at 1pm but what they don't tell you is that you probably need to check in at 1 hour before in order get on. We arrived at 1 and was denied the entrance. The ship is still right there and loading! This costs us all the tour we booked for the afternoon. What frustrates me most is that we are not the only one encounter this and the solution to the problem is so simple. Just FUCKING tell us what time we need to be there. Such info is nowhere to be found on their website or in the confirmation email. read more

very rude to tourist here! dont give them your money here! they dont appreciate it, will take advantage. take private boat. these people at the entrance are nasty!! the one in the picture being the worst. read more

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The ferry terminal had a small restaurant. Check in was fast. The ferry left on time and was comfortable ( not chilled like a meat locker) and arrived on time .. read more

Sometimes you patronize a business because it's the only option (or the best one). In this case, if your pockets aren't deep and you need to get to Vieques Puerto Rico and back, boom hop on this ferry. If you stack dead presidents like pancakes, then fly. Obviously my pockets said "get on da ferry" so we did. The process of getting tickets online was pretty straightforward. Getting the app to work and show the tickets was a bit hairball but eventually worked. Parking for the ferry can be a task. You may have to park a lil distance away and then catch a shuttle back, or catch 9th degree sunburns while walking back. Either way, if you were wise enough to buy ahead, show your "ticket" and proceed to the outdoor waiting area which has massive fans to keep you from baking like a big ol pastry. Eventually you'll be marched onto the ferry guarded by a cast of staid looking staffers looking like they suspect you stole something. Grab whatever seat(s) is available and then there's a 50/50 chance you'll wish you'd bought stock in Dramamine. The ride is an experience. The experience is up down up down sideways a bit smooth nope up down up down some more. Maybe you can handle it or maybe someone hands you a bucket . We'd Dramamine'd it up beforehand so we were good, but you've been warned. Once on the other end of the roughly 1.5 hour journey, cattle-call off the ferry and go.....do whatever you came to do. Know that the return process is roughly the same. The upside is TWO DOLLAS? Yes two dollars. Per person. For the journey. You can't beat that with a stick. So go get your Dramamine and ticket(s) and ferry away. read more

The good: - The ferry is very cheap ($2) - It's quick. - Some employees are really helpful. - The stand across the street has great chicken skewers. The bad: - It is actually impossible to know the daily schedule. - The only place on the internet that accurately displays the schedule is the picture I've posted below. - Calling ahead doesn't work because nobody answers. read more

Ceiba Ferry - Ferry Schedule - Ceiba Vieques Culebra - Ferries Near Me - Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico

Not helpful with tourist trying to board the ferry. Yo must be at the port one hour before departure don't be late they are strict. We had to wait 5 hours for the next ferry. read more

I took the ferry to Vieques and Culebra. The prices are very cheap. Check on their website to reserve your round trip tickets ahead of time. Priorities go to PR residents. The ferry is very clean. read more

After reading the numerous terrible reviews on Yelp and Google, my husband and I were very wary and scared and attempt to take the Ceiba ferry to Culebra while on our honeymoon last week. However, we're not excursion type people and prefer to try and travel and eat like the locals. That being said, we crossed our fingers and prepared for the worst. We went on a Thursday taking the 9am ferry. We arrived at 8am, bought our tickets and took a seat to wait for the ferry. The woman does have a counter in her hand and counts the passengers which worried me because I thought west not get on the ferry. Passengers that buy their tickets online get on the ferry first. Makes sense. We did get in thankfully with no problem. We did have a small issue with a young male employee on the ferry. We were eating a small handful of crackers on the bottom deck and he walked past saying "no eating here go upstairs if you want to eat" but with an attitude. Fine ok. We put them away only to see tables all around us snacking on food and he never once said anything to them. Made us wonder why we were singled out. The ride was pretty choppy and my husband started to feel a little sick even though he never gets seasick. I was able to distract him so he was ok but a little girl next to us threw up on her mom. Yikes. It happens. We got to Culebra with no issue and took a taxi to Flamenco Beach. The ferry ride home had no issues either. Husband and I got there nice and early to guarantee us a spot on the ferry, especially because there's ferries going to Culebra at 9am, 11am and 1pm and ALL those passengers want to take the same 5pm ferry back to Ceiba. Thankfully the ferry going back to Ceiba was a lot bigger and had room for everyone. It left on time. It was a lot smoother of a ride than going to Culebra. Barely felt it. read more

My friends and I had the misfortune of going to the Ceiba Ferry on the day their large ferry was out of service. That was a bit of bad luck, however the way the staff handled the crowd during this situation was unacceptable!! We arrived around 7AM and patiently waiting our turn in line to purchase our tickets to Culebra. The line did not move for over 40min. We then heard about the ferry being broken down. Now the smaller ferry that fit about 60 was the only one transporting people to the island. There was one person tending the ticket booth, selling tickets to a group then closing down. We ended up buying our tickets from a family that had four extra. Fast forward to 3 hours later of waiting under the tents, no one could tell us whether we would be able to get a ferry. They did not know when the next ferry would be coming but kept selling tickets. When the next ferry came and it was finally our turn, the attendant let people that arrived after us get on. He just let people run to the ferry. THERE WAS NO ORDER!! He then said there were only 3 seats left so we couldn't go because we were 4. A couple went on to go instead of us, but then he came back and said there were actually two extra seats. WE COULD'VE GONE IF IT WASNT FOR HIS COMPLETE INCOMPETENCE. We then decided to stop wasting our time and asked if we could exchange our tickets to go to Vieques instead because that ferry was moving faster. The ferry staff told us that we had a couple of minutes, just to exchange them at the booth. The lady there was rude & inconsiderate. She told us we could not to a simple exchange, if we choose to not wait we had to repurchase tickets to go to Vieques. The risk was too high to miss another ferry for us not to just buy new tickets. We ran to the ferry just to wait there for all the people to board. There was NO ORDER, NO ANSWERS, NO URGENCY. I understand there are circumstances that cannot be prevented. However, people would be settled down if there had been some type of communication, but no one seemed to know anything or care for that matter. read more

Wow, got there are 7 AM and the ferry sold out tickets to come back?!?! How does one have tickets to Culebra available for purchase but you can't return until the next day? The catch is if they only sell tickets the day of... How can they guarantee you the ticket for return the following day? I have a lot of questions about this place... I would recommend going with a tour company. So before 8 o'clock came around on Friday morning we looked at some tours that were also leaving from the same area and caught a catamaran that ended up going to Culebra and Flamenco beach for 100$ with East Island Excursions. read more

My partner and I took the Ceiba ferry to go to Vieques on a Monday (7/24/19). We got our tickets online and sent to our phones. We highly recommend this because we didn't have to worry about getting to the ferry and not having tickets. For two people it was $23 for round trip. We chose to depart at 8 am on Monday because we heard horror stories of going on the ferry on a weekend. We did not wait in line and had a smooth check in process. The staff were all very friendly and had great customer service. Beware, you will get charged (1-2 dollars) per extra item including umbrella, beach chairs, etc. Outside of the ferry, you will have a small shop where you can find sandwiches, coffee, snacks, sunscreen, and a bathroom. You can use a credit card there. The trip to Vieques was rough and I ended up getting sea sick. The ferry has a bathroom available if that happens. Fortunately, the trip to Vieques was only 30 minutes. If you are a person that has a history of sea sickness, the shop outside of the ferry sell antiemetics to help with that. The trip back to Ceiba was better and I had no problems with sea sickness. We were scheduled to leave at 8 pm, however, we left at 7:30 pm after they counted that everyone was there. This is another reason you should buy your ticket ahead of time. TLDR: Buy your tickets online. There's a shop outside of the ferry in Ceiba where you can find food and supplies. Beware if you get sea sick. read more

When online tickets are sold out Jorge at https://ceibapuertoricoferrytickets.com buys them in person for you!