Safety Equipment

Our Safety Equipment

Safety Equipment on our Vessels

All our Vessels have been inspected and approved by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. And should anything not go as planned, all our boats are active members of World-Renowned “SEA TOW” sea-service corporation.

Type IV Throw PFD
United States Coast Guard approved Type I Life Jackets with lights and whistles for every passenger
First Aid Kits
GPS
VHF Radio
Fire Extinguishers
Flares
Signaling Devices
Dye Markers
Distress Flags
Map (Marine Chart)
Compass
Sea Tow
CPR & First Aid certified staff

MARINE FLOATING TRAYS: $250

Made out of strong, weather-proof 3/4” PVC board on the bottom and West System marine epoxy-treated wood only on the sides. The same strong deck mat that we use as non-skid on our boats, closed-cell foam floating mat and all stainless steel marine hardware, these will surely last you a very, very long time. We use these every day…so abuse and charter tested! Oh, and self-bailing! With 4, 3/4” drain holes on their deck, any water from a wave braking on top of these or rain wont last 5 seconds on them! Baby anchor and 10’ of braided black line sold separately while supplies last.

We can engrave your boat’s name or family name on both sides of the tray in any font you wish.

Anchor and 12’ of braided line sold separately while supplies last.

The bungee chords work really well as cup holders because they don't get in the way and just bend down when you need the space for a larger plate or something else.

We don’t have a store or anything like that. And we probably don't have anything for sale in stock, but if you're willing to wait (a week or so), and are truly interested in any of these, we can sure make these for you. Not in Puerto Rico anymore? No problem! We can also wrap any of these up and send them to you by mail (shipping fees may apply). Just email us your request and we can start from there (email at bottom of this page).

Wood spirits: $150

Of course it might well be jumbo-jumbo, but supposedly these mythical creatures of old men with long beards carved out of a tree, sometimes even on a live tree, are supposed to bring good luck and guard any one around them…who knows if its true! Here’s Capt Cesar’s different variations of these…

Small knife-wittled carvings: $20

Capt. Cesars favorite thing to do to keep himself busy while watching a Netflix series with a freshly brewed hot cup of coffee! From tiny wood spirits to fish, spoons, or anything in between, These little sculptures are fun to carve with a knife and serve as great fridge magnets and/or to stick or screw on to your boat wheel center, fly-tying cabinet, or any other place you can think of! Painted, stained in any color, or just natural look. Typically made out of our “Meaito” tree, better known as African Tulip. A very abundant, supposedly invasive species here on the island. The wood is mild on color (so easily stained in any color) and quite noble for carving easier by hand with a knife. Went on out trips? Take a picture of a really cool fish with our included underwater camera? Send it to us and he’ll carve it for you!

Mahi!

Tiny wood spirit magnets!

Cheese Spreader!

Rasta-Man!

Palometa Fish

Cool Santa!

Bonefish!

Tiger!

Spoon

Cutting boards: $15

Charcuterie boards: $40

Bowls: $50

Most of our wood (again, while supplies last) comes from a couple of beautiful fallen rainbow eucalyptus trees that fell during Hurricane Maria on Capt. Cesar’s fathers farm, in Aibonito, PR. A beautiful town located very high up in the mountains in the middle of the island. These are the trees that, when alive, have a beautiful multi-colored bark (yellow/orange/blue/red). Cesars father planted several of these trees decades ago on his farm. And a couple of them fell down during the hurricane. For these not to go to waste, they cut them in small pieces and are using its beautiful timber so carve these bowls, cups, cutting boards and everything else they can think of. Its been a couple of yeras already so the timber is perfect for carving. The wood isn’t multi-colored like the bark when its alive but it turns a beautiful rich dark color when treated, either with simple butcher’s block oil & wax, or in this case, marine epoxy. This gives it a very strong protection barrier against rotting or cracking.

These “wave patterns” can be also carved onto any piece!

Other different types of wood from other fallen trees.

Coffee Cups: $30

Just like any other piece, carved from a solid block of wood, and treated with marine epoxy resin on the outside to prevent cracking with hot liquids, these will sure enhance the flavor and feel of that morning Joe!

Stunning Rainbow Eucalyptus tree wood! The one in the far back is pine…notice the difference in color!!!

Again, that beautiful rainbow eucalyptus tree wood!!