Kayaking & Canoeing in Puerto Rico

Take a night kayaking tour from Fajardo through the mangrove channels to Laguna Grande. Here you can find the billions of microscopic plankton that live in the water and light up at the touch of your hand to create a beautiful, iridescent glow in the water. Learn about this natural phenomenon and its fragile ecosystem from your informative guide as you paddle through the lagoon.

Kayak through the waters of Laguna Grande, the only bioluminescent lagoon in the world, during this 5-hour tour from San Juan. Under the starry night sky and the historic Fajardo lighthouse looming above, watch the glowing organisms in the water light up as your kayak slices through the water. Paddle through stands of mangrove trees and watch small fish dart through the water underneath your boat like shooting stars. Stop for a break with snacks and refreshments before heading back to your starting point. Use of all kayaking equipment and round-trip hotel transfers are included.

Paddle through the waters of the BioBay, a luminescent bay outside of Vieques, on this nighttime kayaking tour. With provided kayaking equipment and instruction, simply follow your guide through the florescent waters and and learn about this natural phenomenon. Choose between an early or late evening tour; note that you must stay overnight on Vieques Island (not included).

Join a nighttime adventure into the waters of Laguna Grande as you visit the area's amazing bioluminescent bay during this 5-hour excursion. Hop aboard a clear-bottomed kayak as you paddle through the dense mangrove forests, heading to the area where the microscopic 'Pyrodinium Bahamense' plankton puts on its surreal aquatic light show. Glide your paddle through the waters of this beautiful site, watching as trails of gleaming light seem to emerge like magic. Your professional guide will also tell you more about this fragile ecosystem and how visitors can help protect it for future visitors. Your bioluminescent adventure also includes round-trip hotel transport from San Juan, site entrance fees, kayaking gear, snacks and bottled water.