• Guided bioluminescent kayak tour in Laguna Grande, one of the few places on Earth where the water glows
• Not a rental, includes a Kayak 101 lesson, safety briefing, and expert local guide
• Paddle through a hidden mangrove channel inside Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve
• Easy pace, first-time friendly night adventure with unforgettable glowing water moments
• Hotel pickup included
Kayak through Laguna Grande in Puerto Rico on a guided night tour where every paddle stroke ignites shimmering bioluminescence beneath you. Begin with a short kayak lesson and safety briefing, then follow your guide through a quiet mangrove channel into protected waters of Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve.
Learn the science behind the glow and the fragile ecosystem that makes it possible. Pace is smooth and stress free, no prior kayaking experience required, making this bioluminescent kayak tour ideal for first-time visitors and nature lovers. Tours operate on limited nightly availability.
Pickup included
1. Hotel pickup and transfer to Fajardo
Roundtrip transportation to the Bioluminescent Bay area near Laguna Grande.
2. Check-in near the Laguna Grande Reserve
Meet your guides, confirm your group, get ready for night kayaking.
3. Kayak 101 lesson and safety briefing
Learn paddling basics, safety rules, and what to expect in the bio bay.
4. Launch with guide assistance
Your guides help you into your kayak and get the group organized.
5. Paddle through the mangrove channel
Follow your guide through a mangrove tunnel toward Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve.
6. Guided bioluminescence experience
As the water moves, watch the lagoon glow while your guide shares local flora and fauna.
7. Free paddle time in the lagoon
Time to paddle and take in the glow of night kayaking at your own pace.
8. Return to shore and recharge
Snacks and refreshments provided, plus time to change into dry clothes.
9. Ride back to the hotel area
Relax on the return transfer after your Bio Bay tour.
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Fajardo is generally safe for tourists, but it's always important to stay aware of your surroundings and take common safety precautions.
Fajardo Bus Terminal
Shared taxis (Publicos) are a common and affordable way to get around Fajardo. They follow set routes and can be hailed on the street.
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