クリアカヤック生物発光ツアー

The tour was amazing, it was pretty dark, with really no moon glow so the water was really glowing! Got to see glowing comb jellyfish, mullet jumping. Ben, our guide was awesome 👌 very knowledgeable. He even helped us old folks out of the kayak! 🤣 Highly recommend!

Amazing concept, went with teenagers, had a lot of fun, very unique. Definitely recommend. Don’t forget a bug spray.

Had such a great time with my family on this tour. It was amazing and our tour guides Cody, Logan and Nelly were so knowledgable and super friendly. They made the tour so interesting and fun for all of us. I can't believe I've lived most of my life in Florida and never even knew about the bioluminescene on the coast. It was an amazing experience and I highly recommend it for tourists and locals. Note: I recommend bringing bug spray and be generous with it.

The guides helped making this an extraordinary experience. The bioluminescence was amazing as there was almost no moon. Skies were clear providing cosmic view. The kayak itself was mild, but maybe if you are not fit it may be harder. The guides deliver on every turn and have deep love for nature! We would book them again in a blink of an eye. Eco tourism at its best. So happy we did this!

Such an amazing experience! I only recently learned about the bioluminescence tours, and I am so glad I booked with A Day Away. I called them directly to book, and the customer service was fantastic! The launch site was easy to find, with plenty of parking. Check in process was super easy. Our guides, Jackson and Kaitlyn, were so awesome! Very friendly, funny, knowledgeable, and really seemed to enjoy their job. Overall, I enjoyed myself so very much, and will definitely be booking again to see the comb jellies!

Had an amazing time with Ben our guide. Luckily for me and my wife we were alone for the tour with Ben. First off be prepared for your arms to hurt if you haven’t done this before. It was our first time in a kayak but Ben did amazing showing us how to be safe and how to keep momentum. The camera does capture ok photos but it has to be very dark out to really see anything on your phone. Definitely was a great time on the water and a cool experience. Thank you again Ben for a fun tour!

Oh my gosh!! How to explain?? Exhilarating at times for sure but the best part of our trip ao far!! Sammie was sooo sweet and wow she knew everything there was to know about the area, the wildlife and most importantly the reason for our trip….the bioluminescent algae!!! You won’t be disappointed!!!

Amazing bioluminescent kayak tour! Sean Paul, and Ricky were awesome guides. Fun, memorable experience!

We drove out to Titusville to Haulaway Canal to see the bioluminescence using a glass bottomed kayak, but the trip was SO much more. Our guide, Jorge, said to try to get there early, and we did. We went around the island while the sun set, and listened to birds and saw egrets, ibis, ospreys, herons, flamingos and so many more-even chickens. Then we headed for the canals. The canals were incredible. Just kayaking at night in the mangroves would have been great. But we passed Fred the alligator, held comb jellies, created bioluminescence with our hands and paddles, and did not experience a manatee "rodeo" (haha) for which I was grateful. Jorge was a fountain of knowledge about the unparalleled biodiversity of the area, AND his his day job is working at a job related to one of the launches we saw so he talked to us about that and about the night sky and how starlight is us looking back in time ...just such a multi faceted experience. As we were headed back, a curious dolphin showed up to play. It's a good trip when every single day we think "Wow; it can't get better than this !" The next day, based on our conversations, Jorge alerted us that the booster from the launch was going to be in Port Canaveral, so we saw that, too! Thank you, Jorge for being such an extraordinary guide: we will come back with our family.

We drove out to Titusville to Haulaway Canal to see the bioluminescence using a glass bottomed kayak, but the trip was SO much more. Our guide, Jorge, said to try to get there early, and we did. We went around the island while the sun set, and listened to birds and saw egrets, ibis, ospreys, herons, flamingos and so many more-even chickens. Then we headed for the canals. The canals were incredible. Just kayaking at night in the mangroves would have been great. But we passed Fred the alligator, held comb jellies, created bioluminescence with our hands and paddles, and did not experience a manatee “rodeo” (haha) for which I was grateful. Jorge was a fountain of knowledge about the unparalleled biodiversity of the area, AND his day job is working at a job related to one of the launches we saw so he talked to us about that and about the night sky and how starlight is us looking back in time ...just such a multi faceted experience. As we were headed back, a curious dolphin showed up to play. It's a good trip when every single day we think "Wow; it can't get better than this !" The next day, based on our conversations, Jorge alerted us that the booster from the launch was going to be in Port Canaveral, so we saw that, too! Thank you, Jorge for being such an extraordinary guide : we will come back with our family.