Caiaque noturno em Bio Bay com transporte saindo de San Juan
Descrição
Reme pela floresta de mangue a caminho da exclusiva Baía Bioluminescente de Laguna Grande em Fajardo, Porto Rico! Saborear o seu entorno, enquanto o pôr do sol se desvanece, bask na beleza do seu entorno e experimentar a emoção da noite de caiaque. Aqui no Peniel Access Eco Tours, o nosso programa Adaptive Paddling também oferece amplas oportunidades para quem quer experimentar passear de caiaque pela primeira vez ou ter desafios especiais - desde a emissão de assentos melhores e mais confortáveis até o reboque, nossa equipe tem cobertura. Comentários ao vivo e interpretações são oferecidas por nossos guias turísticos que irão liderar e ajudar você ao longo do caminho. Então coloque seu colete salva-vidas e prepare-se para um encontro com a natureza!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Adicione emoção às suas férias com nosso passeio noturno de caiaque na Reserva Bio Bay de Laguna Grande, onde os dinoflagelados brilham quando agitados pelos remos. Perfeita para entusiastas de atividades ao ar livre, esta aventura ecológica leva você pelas florestas de mangue e oferece a experiência mágica da água bioluminescente. Aproveite comentários ao vivo sobre o ecossistema em inglês ou espanhol.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Confirmação necessária: Depois de escolher o local de recolha preferido, contacte-nos pelo menos 24 horas antes da partida para confirmar sua seleção e receber sua hora exata de recolha. Flexibilidade de tempo: Os tempos de recolha podem variar ligeiramente (±15 minutos) devido ao tráfego, às políticas do hotel ou às necessidades operacionais. - Traga toalhas, troca de roupa e repelente de mosquitos Obrigado!
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- ** Por favor, revise estas instruções **
- O limite de peso é de 240 lbs. por pessoa.
- Mulheres grávidas não estão autorizadas a participar do passeio de caiaque.
- O que você deve vestir? Venha preparado para se molhar da cintura para baixo. Roupas leves e sintéticas ou maiô são as melhores. Por segurança, não ande descalço na praia.
- O que trazer? Uma muda de roupa, toalha e repelente de mosquitos (por precaução). Câmeras são bem-vindas, mas apenas em bolsas ou estojos impermeáveis.
- O que não levar ou vestir? Evite usar jeans ou moletom. Não traga objetos de valor que você não queira molhar, perder ou danificar.
- Armazenamento disponível? Você pode deixar qualquer item na mesa de inscrição. Qualquer coisa que você trouxer para a água pode ficar molhada, danificada ou perdida.
- Para participar deste passeio, você deve ser capaz de nadar.
- Para participar deste passeio, você deve ser capaz de nadar.
Avaliações(30)
The description says it’s approx 2 hours but forgot to mention that it’s 1.5/2hrs to get there! It’s hard not impossible and so fun. We got picked up at 6:15pm and did not return until 11:00/11:30pm
It was a great experience. We had a lot of moonlight, so visibility was limited, but the tour guides provided tarps to help block out the light. There is a lot of paddling!!
So...the experience is not what you're expecting. The kayaking to the lagoon was fun, however, you don't see any of the bioluminescence. You don't see it until you are stopped on the lagoon, hiding from the light under a tarp, swirling your wrist in the water seeing little sparks. Don't get me wrong, it was beautiful to see, but if you are expecting a glowing wake of water, you'll be disappointed.
Great experience and great trip! The transport, the staff and the guides we very professional, helpful and fun! WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND this trip to everyone!
The experience was ok. The guides were kind however, it was not organized. I had to call several times to figure out my pick up place. There’s a lot of confusion at the launch place mostly because it’s so dark and you can’t really understand what the process is getting out into the water. Basically you’re a group kayaking in amongst other groups and they want you to stay together in a single line kayaking in the pitch black with only a glow stick on the boat in front of you to figure out where to go. You have to have some kayaking knowledge or you can get into the trees, literally. The bioluminescence is pretty and we were able to see it without any problems. I like the explanation from the guys about why this phenomenon occurs. Snacks? It’s a bag of chips and some water out of a water cooler. I would’ve appreciated a water bottle or here’s a great tip: bring a bottle of water with you because you will be thirsty. They tell you to bring a change of clothes, but the changing room is a dirty bathroom with only three stalls and there’s hundreds of people trying to get changed. As I said, not organized.
Went with my 13yo son. We enjoyed it. Felt safe and prepared. They could safely store stuff we didn't want to get wet. We had realistic expectations. It wasn't the strong glowing liquid in the images. It was more like when it's dark and you can see the sparks of static electricity. We thought it was really cool. The only problem was that I booked 6pm and arrived for 6pm to be told they texted me that it was 8pm start time (I was meeting at the Kayak Village instead of getting picked up in San Juan). I had messaged them through Trip Advisor asking that and gotten no response. So we had to wait around for 2 hours. The name on the Trip Advisory booking didn't match the name on their office in Kayak Village so that was also confusing and I initially went to the wrong office.
Great time! Be prepared to get wet. The guides covered us with tarps to ensure we could see the organisms light up. Joe was a great guide!
Our experience with Emily Nitshy was truly outstanding. From start to finish, she was incredibly professional, caring, and attentive. She went above and beyond to make our tour not just smooth, but genuinely enjoyable. When we were struggling to paddle in the dark, we asked Emily if she could hook her kayak to ours — and without hesitation, she did. She pulled us the entire way, ensuring we were safe and comfortable. Her kindness and dedication were remarkable. On top of that, Emily has a fantastic sense of humor, which made the whole experience even more memorable and fun. Guides like her are rare — she made us feel supported, relaxed, and well taken care of. We highly recommend Emily for anyone looking for an unforgettable and well-guided tour. She’s simply the best!
This was a wonderful experience! Rupert (our driver) was great at communicating when and where he would pick us up and got us there and back safely. The guides were so nice and informative teaching us about the trees and the Laguna as we went out. We were a little slow so our guide Joe tied us to his kayak making our navigation of the canal easier. He taught us all about the amazing island. Then they put tarps over us to see the bioluminescence because the moon was full and it was so cool! Then we got to hold a jellyfish too. The whole crew was educated, focused on safety, organized and did everything they could to help us have the best experience possible. Thank you for making my 43rd birthday so special!
This kayaking tour was so much fun! All the tour guides were wonderful and my family had an awesome time. Although the moon was a little bright we did see the bioluminescence in the darkest areas of the mangrove closest to the outlet of the bay. They also gave us tarps to see the bioluminescence when we were in the bay. All-in-all this was a great tour and I recommend it if you are looking for a fun kayaking experience to see the bioluminescence in the bay.
